Pepe Araújo and Pedro Graça carry hope at the Lisboa Racket Centre
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Pepe Araújo and Pedro Graça carry hope at the Lisboa Racket Centre

Record12 September 2026 at 00:20

Portuguese players Pepe Araújo and Pedro Graça secured qualification for the semi-finals of the FIP Silver, an international padel tournament, at the Lisboa Racket Centre. The Portuguese duo carries with them the hope of representing the country in the competition.

The Lisboa Racket Centre is the chosen venue to host this stage of the FIP Silver circuit, attracting players of different nationalities. The tournament has been generating great interest among enthusiasts of the sport in Portugal.

Araújo and Graça's performance represents an important milestone for Portuguese padel in this international competition. The ranking achieved demonstrates the duo's competitiveness on the professional circuit.

Portuguese fans have been following the two players' performance with enthusiasm, hoping they can advance to the tournament final. The semi-finals promise to be a decisive moment for the Portuguese duo in the competition.

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