Weekly News Roundup: New Venues, Big Names, and Bolder Moves
Padel’s not slowing down, and this week’s stories prove it.
Padel continues to gain traction through elite partnerships, campus adoption, and bold venue launches. From Boston’s first courts to major brand moves and league expansions, the sport is tightening its grip across markets and generations. Here in Padel Mecca, let’s dive into this week’s defining stories.
NOX Becomes Official Racket of Premier Padel Buenos Aires P1
Premier Padel Buenos Aires P1 just got a major gear upgrade. NOX has been named the official racket for the May 26–June 1 event. The brand unveiled a special Argentine-themed AT10 model designed with Agustín Tapia, who—along with other Team NOX stars—will compete using it. Fans can explore the 2025 collection onsite.
- Read more on Padel World Press
Crypto Platform Bitunix Partners with Sanyo Gutiérrez
Bitunix, a crypto exchange with over 2 million users, has partnered with Argentine Padel legend Sanyo Gutiérrez. Known for his decorated career and global fanbase, Sanyo adds credibility and visibility to the brand. Bitunix hopes the deal will build connections with Padel’s expanding international community. Joint initiatives are expected in the coming months.
- Read more on Brave New Coin
Why Colleges Should Pay Attention to Padel
Campus rec leaders are eyeing Padel as the next big thing. With global court construction booming and student demand rising, the sport’s mix of social play and competitive edge makes it ideal for college life. While retrofitting courts poses challenges, experts say Padel could soon join tennis and pickleball in student programming.
- Read more on Campus Rec Magazine
Pro Padel League Expands to Spain and Mexico
The Pro Padel League just dropped its 2025 calendar—and it’s going global. New stops include San Sebastián, Spain and Guadalajara, Mexico, joining U.S. cities like Miami and New York. With 10 teams, men’s and women’s divisions, and high-energy formats, the PPL is setting a new pace for professional Padel worldwide.
- Read more on Business Wire
Boston’s Seaport to Open First Public Padel Courts
A first for Boston: Padel courts are coming to the Seaport this July via Ballers, a massive outdoor sports-social venue. With three Padel courts, five pickleball courts, a café, bar, and winter ice rink, Ballers brings a lifestyle twist to racquet sports. The project is backed by athletes like Agassi and Clijsters.
- Read more on Boston.com
Video of the Week
Check out these highlights from the Grand Final in Brussels! (WOMEN)
As Padel pushes deeper into mainstream culture, from college campuses to urban hubs and global crypto tie-ins, it’s clear the sport isn’t just growing; it’s evolving. At Padel Mecca, we’re here for every serve, smash, and shift in the game’s story. Let’s keep watching it unfold together.
See you next week!
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