PWR DUPR India Masters: Pickleball World Rankings to Host PWR700 Event in Delhi
Pickleball, the fastest-growing racquet sport in the world, is set to take center stage in Delhi with the upcoming PWR DUPR India Masters tournament. This event, part of the PWR World Tour, will bring together 750 players from around the globe to compete for a prize pool of $50,000.
The tournament, scheduled to take place from October 24 to 27, 2024 at the RK Khanna Tennis Stadium, will not only showcase the skills of top international players but also provide a platform for Indian talent to shine. With players like Dustin Boyer, Phuc Huynh, and Roos Van Reek set to participate, the competition is sure to be fierce.
What sets the PWR DUPR India Masters apart is its significance in the growth of pickleball as a sport in India. With the support of The Times Group, the tournament aims to elevate pickleball to new heights and attract more players to take up the sport full-time. The event will be live broadcasted on Zoom, Mirror Now, Times Now, Pickleball Now, and YouTube channels @ZoomTV and @SportsNowHindi, ensuring maximum visibility for the sport.
Pranav Kohli, CEO of PWR, expressed his excitement for the event, highlighting the importance of building a vibrant community around pickleball. He emphasized the role of the tournament in nurturing domestic talent and fostering a new generation of players and fans.
Vineet Jain of The Times Group echoed this sentiment, stating that pickleball is now the fastest-growing sport in India. He expressed pride in organizing the PWR DUPR India Masters, the first PWR700 event in the country, and emphasized the potential of the tournament to drive player and fan engagement.
Overall, the PWR DUPR India Masters promises to be a thrilling event that not only showcases top-tier pickleball talent but also contributes to the growth and popularity of the sport in India. With live streaming available for viewers worldwide, pickleball enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting competition that celebrates the spirit of competition and camaraderie in sports.