US Open 2026: Diaz–Sánchez Serrano and Cortiles–Arellano take the titles

Daniel Diaz and Jose David Sánchez Serrano won the men's Division 1 championship at the 2026 US Open, while Anna Cortiles and Marta Arellano took the women's title, completing a Brooklyn weekend that rewarded both an established pairing and a new partnership.

The October 2–4 tournament placed its top division and all finals at Padel Haus Greenpoint. The results give a competitive counterpart to National Padel Month's introductory programs: the same October calendar brought first-time players into the sport and its domestic circuit leaders onto a national championship stage.

Diaz and Sánchez Serrano withstand a third-set test

The top seeds defeated Nico Agritelley and Sergio Conde 7–5, 5–7, 6–2 in the October 4 men's final, according to USA Padel's championship report. The No. 2 seeds answered a narrow opening-set defeat by taking the second by the same margin, before Diaz and Sánchez Serrano pulled clear in the decider.

It was the champions' first dropped set of the tournament. Their semifinal had already tested them against Matias Segura and Jacobo Blanco de Miguel, whom they beat 7–6(5), 6–4. Agritelley and Conde reached the championship match without losing a set, after winning the USPA 1000 Cooley Open in San Diego in June.

The final therefore matched the draw's two highest seeds after contrasting semifinal paths. The trophy went to the pair that had been pushed closest before Sunday, rather than the pair that arrived with the more comfortable sequence of scores.

Cortiles wins with a different partner

The women's final carried a personal competitive thread: Cortiles faced Luicelena Perez, her partner during a run of circuit success in 2024, 2025 and early 2026. This time Cortiles and Arellano, the third seeds, beat Perez and Jordana Lujan, the top seeds.

USA Padel's women's report records two earlier deciding-set wins for the champions. In the quarterfinals, they recovered against Carla Rodriguez Sanchez and Martina Minetti to win 4–6, 7–6, 6–3. They again lost the opening set in the semifinals before progressing.

The federation valued the women's winning team's award at $9,000 and 2,500 domestic ranking points. Those points belong to this competition's national ranking framework; they are not a Premier Padel title allocation.

A larger purse and a familiar host

The tournament announcement set a record $40,000 Division 1 prize pool for the event, with Fresca Hard as naming-rights partner. That figure covers the division's prize pool, rather than a single pair's winnings.