Pickleball aiming for Olympic inclusion: European star Laville hopeful for 2036 debut

Pickleball: The Next Olympic Sport?

Pickleball, the fastest-growing sport in America, is making a bid to join the Olympic programme. With the programme for the Los Angeles 2028 Games already set, pickleball enthusiasts are setting their sights on the Brisbane 2032 Games as their earliest opportunity. However, one of Europe’s top players, Laville, believes that 2036 is a more realistic target for pickleball to make its Olympic debut.

Laville, a premier name on the pickleball tour, first discovered the sport seven years ago and has since become a dedicated ambassador for the game. He is not only a fierce competitor on the court, but also a passionate coach who prioritizes fun above everything else. His goal is to introduce more people to the game and help it continue to grow in popularity.

Despite his competitive nature on the court, Laville emphasizes the camaraderie and friendship that pickleball fosters. He believes that the sport’s combination of competitiveness and fun is what sets it apart and attracts players from all walks of life. Through pickleball, Laville has formed lasting friendships and connections with fellow players, making it a truly special sport for him.

As pickleball continues to gain traction worldwide, the possibility of it becoming an Olympic sport becomes more and more likely. With dedicated players like Laville leading the charge, the future of pickleball looks bright. Whether it’s in 2036 or sooner, the prospect of seeing pickleball players compete for Olympic gold is an exciting one for fans of the sport.

So, will pickleball make its Olympic debut in the coming years? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – the passion and dedication of players like Laville are sure to propel the sport to new heights. Stay tuned for more updates on the journey of pickleball towards the Olympic stage.