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China Isn’t Following Pickleball’s Pathway. It’s Rewriting It
China is not adapting to pickleball’s existing model. It is building a new one, and that could reset…
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Explore pickleball in Asia, including major tournaments, rising players, regional growth, and the latest news shaping the sport across the continent.
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Japan Ends Split Governance to Create Single National Pickleball Structure
Japan will move under a single governing body from April 14, ending a fragmented structure and creating a…
Asia
Hanoi Is Not Failing. It Is Doing What Every Pickleball Boom Eventually Must
Hanoi’s pickleball slowdown is not a failure of the sport. It is the first clear sign that hype…
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Laville and Garcia Take Stockholm Title as Mehta Siblings Lead Indian Open
Louis Laville and Mauro Garcia won the Stockholm RTA 2000, while Harsh and Naimi Mehta led the standout…
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Hanoi Was Supposed to Be Routine. It Didn’t Stay That Way
Kaitlyn Christian’s comeback and Hoang Nam Ly’s home triumph turned the MB Hanoi Cup from a routine stop…
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The Replay Isn’t Truth: Hanoi Call Exposes Pickleball’s Camera Problem
Zane Navratil has challenged the reaction to the controversial match-point call in Hanoi, arguing that pickleball still lacks…
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Hanoi Shifts the Balance: Vietnam Locks Out Men’s Singles Final at MB Hanoi Cup
Truong Vinh Hien and Ly Hoang Nam beat Federico Staksrud and Dylan Frazier to set a historic all-Vietnamese…
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Hanoi Becomes a Battleground: Asia Pushes Back as PPA Names Hold the Line
Day Three at the MB Hanoi Cup has set up a compelling semi-final picture, with two Vietnamese men…
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Ly Hoang Nam Beats Alshon in Hanoi, but a Disputed Call Clouds the Biggest Win of His Career
Ly Hoang Nam came from behind to beat world No.4 Christian Alshon in Hanoi, but a disputed line…
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Even Waters Has Limits: World No.1 Steps Away in Hanoi as Schedule Strain Surfaces
Anna Leigh Waters has withdrawn from singles at the Hanoi Cup after eight tournaments in three months, a…