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Indian Open Racketlon 2025 and World Tour Finals Day 2

It was day 2 of the Indian Open Racketlon 2025 and day 1 of the World Tour Finals, where we’ve seen some fantastic racketlon matches. The men’s A final will...

by fir

Victory on day one for Ahlmer/Jacobsen and Griffiths/Thyregod in Mumbai

It was doubles day at the SWT Indian Open Racketlon 2025, held at the prestigious Willingdon Sports Club in Mumbai. Favourites Ahlmer and Jacobsen took their first win before tennis...

by fir

World Tour Finals Preview – Part 2

The FIR Racketlon World Tour Finals are on this weekend at the Willingdon Sports Club in Mumbai. We’ve already covered the Women’s draw in Part 1 of our preview. Now...

by Leigh Sands

World Tour Finals Preview – Part 1

Traditionally, the winner of the World Tour Race was the player who won the most ranking points in a calendar year. That all changed last year with the introduction of...

by Leigh Sands

Anaïs Ben Mansour wins her first elite title, Leon Griffiths too strong | Czech Open IWT

Frenchwoman Anaïs Ben Mansour has won her first elite racketlon title, just 6 months after making her international debut. Meanwhile in the Men’s final, Malte Thyregod led Leon Griffiths after...

by Leigh Sands

Great Britain dominate doubles in Prague | Czech Open IWT

Holly Ranson from Great Britain has won two titles on day 1 at the Czech Open. First, with compatriot Mollie Patterson in the Women’s Doubles, before teaming up with Malte...

by Leigh Sands

Strongest IWT field of the year descends in Prague | Czech Open IWT

Despite only being an IWT event, this weekend’s Czech Open is one of the strongest tournaments of the year. All 8 Women and 12 of the 20 Men in the...

by Leigh Sands

The SWT Willingdon Indian Racketlon Open is back

The tournament will be held at the Willingdon Sport Club in Mumbai, India which is the leading sports club in Mumbai. It has 6 ASB squash courts, 6 hard-court tennis...

by fir

Norwegian Open Racketlon

Norwegian Open – Kilchenmann bags first elite title and Ulmighty Ola takes two titles

Adeline Kilchenmann claimed her first Women’s Elite singles title in Norway last weekend, in the most dramatic fashion.  The Swiss player won a gummi-within-a-gummi against Denmark’s Mathilde Deleuran after some...

by Joel Durston