After making a successful India debut in February 2025, the World Padel League (WPL) will be back with its third season in August. The league, supported by the Indian Padel Federation, is set to take place between August 12-16, 2025 at the Nesco Center in Mumbai, promising fans world-class padel action.
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The second season of World Padel League, held in Mumbai in February 2025, saw 32 international players battle it out for the trophy. The third season features two new franchises and will be held at the Nesco Center in August
In the upcoming season, WPL is set to grow from four franchises to six, with two new teams joining the mix. The previous season saw 32 international players battle it out for the trophy, and the stage is now set for the third edition.
The upcoming season promises five days of action-packed matches in the heart of Mumbai. Expressing excitement for the edition, Hemali Sharma, co-founder, World Padel League said, “The growth of padel in India has been a journey to watch out for. Just six months since our last edition, season 3 of the WPL marks a major milestone as we expand the scale of competition and set new benchmarks for the sport.
"India is fast emerging as a high-potential growth hub for padel. Our ambition goes beyond fostering the sport as we aim to craft a dynamic, world-class sporting experience that captivates seasoned fans and first-time audiences alike.”
Commenting on the league, Krishnan Kannan, promoter, Iconik Sports and Events Ltd. added, “When we decided to bring WPL for the Indian audiences early this year, our aim was to scale the league and bring world class action tailored for this rapidly expanding market. With new teams and an extended player roster, season 3 of the World Padel League is a celebration of the sport’s incredible progress and a glimpse of where it's headed.The energy this season is electric, and the journey has just started.”
Sneha Abraham Sehgal, president, Indian Padel Federation said, “The World Padel League has played a crucial role in elevating padel’s visibility in India. With a growing ecosystem of players, clubs, and infrastructure investments, the country is poised to become a key padel destination in the region.
"Initiatives like the WPL blend international talent with local engagement, giving budding players the encouragement to elevate their game at par with global standards. We are happy to extend our continued support to the league.”
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Held at the Nesco Center, the last edition delivered edge-of-the-seat action and culminated with the SG Pipers Cheetahs clinching the title by defeating the Vernost Jaguars in a thrilling final. With two new teams joining the fray, season 3 promises a dynamic fusion of world-class sport and high-voltage entertainment.
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