Marbella will host the Reserve Cup for the second time, one of the major events in international sports.

In 2025, Marbella became the first European city to host the Reserve Cup event, one of the most prominent international competitions on the global padel calendar. From June 18 to 20 this year, the city will host the event for the second time. "The event returns to the municipality after the successful first edition held last year at Puente Romano, which brought together the world's best players and placed our town at the center of this discipline," stated Marbella's mayor, Ángeles Muñoz, upon announcing the arrival of the event.

The mayor, who thanked "the efforts of the organization and all the parties involved for enabling Marbella to host this event again," encouraged "padel fans and sports enthusiasts in general not to miss another opportunity to enjoy a top-level spectacle." She also mentioned that "this year we are convinced that the Reserve Cup will once again establish itself as one of the major dates on Marbella's international sports calendar. This tournament has earned its own place in the global circuit thanks to its innovative format and the spectacular nature of its venues," she highlighted.

Positioning as a Destination

Regarding last year's edition, the mayor recalled that it was "a competition of enormous projection, held for the first time in Europe, which reinforced our positioning as a leading destination for hosting major competitions."

Furthermore, the mayor emphasized that the event had "a significant tourist and media impact, attracting personalities from the worlds of sports, cinema, and culture" and was broadcast on major channels such as Red Bull and specialized global media, "generating unprecedented exposure and a great promotional impact." The season for this competition kicked off this year in January with its first event held in Miami.