Among the global stars headlining the league is World No. 10 Spain\u2019s Veronica Virseda, who represents Team Khan Tigers. The Spanish star is visibly impressed by how rapidly India is embracing the sport. \u201cIndia has what it takes to make padel a top-level global sport,\u201d says Veronica Virseda, as she returns for the third season of the WPL.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cI was really surprised by the enthusiasm during the first week. The fans, the energy, the professionalism - everything felt world-class. Without a doubt, I believe India is one of the countries that can make padel a top-tier global sport,\u201d she said. Her observation comes at a time when India is beginning to show serious momentum in padel. In just few years, the number of courts has grown to over 100 across major metros, alongside growing participation in local clubs and corporate parks. <\/p>\r\n\r\n
Among the global stars headlining the league is World No. 10 Spain\u2019s Veronica Virseda, who represents Team Khan Tigers. The Spanish star is visibly impressed by how rapidly India is embracing the sport. \u201cIndia has what it takes to make padel a top-level global sport,\u201d says Veronica Virseda, as she returns for the third season of the WPL.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
With eleven matches, six international teams, and daily doubleheaders, WPL Season 3 is set to propel padel\u2019s popularity in India to new heights. For Veronica Virseda, the focus is clear. \u201cReaching the final - that\u2019s the goal,\u201d she says. \u201cBut more than anything, I\u2019m excited to see how India continues to embrace and grow this sport.\u201d<\/p>\r\n\r\n