Mumbai, India – Global Sports Pickleball has announced key partnerships with The Times of India, Free Press Journal, and Red FM for its highly anticipated 2025 season. The partnerships aim to boost the league’s visibility and fan engagement ahead of the Global Sports Pickleball League & Grand Slam, taking place from December 16 to 23, 2025.
The event will be held at the Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai, a venue known for hosting top-tier sporting events. This collaboration with prominent media outlets is expected to bring the fast-growing sport of pickleball to a wider audience across India and beyond.
Event Highlights and Media Coverage
- Featuring some of the best pickleball athletes competing in thrilling matches throughout the week.
- The Times of India will provide extensive coverage through print and digital platforms.
- Free Press Journal will offer detailed reports and behind-the-scenes insights.
- Red FM will keep listeners engaged with live updates, interviews, and contests during the event.
Growth and Fan Engagement
This strategic media alliance reflects the growing popularity of pickleball, a sport gaining traction as a dynamic and accessible game worldwide. The league and grand slam aim to:
- Elevate pickleball’s profile in the region.
- Create a permanent fan base in India.
- Ensure the sport’s growth and sustainability.
A spokesperson for Global Sports Pickleball said, “Partnering with such influential media brands helps us amplify excitement and bring pickleball closer to fans. It also ensures the sport’s growth and sustainability in India.”
What to Expect at the Tournament
- Electrifying action with players competing for top honors and prize money.
- A vibrant fan experience including entertainment segments, merchandise stalls, and interactive zones.
- Excitement building in Mumbai as the event approaches.
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