World Padel League 2025 – Full Schedule, Teams, Players & What to Expect in Mumbai

If you thought last year’s WPL was big… well, August 2025 might just blow it out of the water. Five straight days, six stacked teams, and a level of padel tennis that’s more “blink and you miss it” than “casual viewing.” This is the third edition of the league.

Dates: August 12-16, 2025.

Venue: The action unfolds at Hall No. 5, NESCO Center, Mumbai. 

Teams, Players, Schedule – Everything You Need to Know

 

This year’s lineup feels deliberate, each team bringing a different way to win… and lose.

• Panthers – More brain than brawn. 
• Eagles – The power merchants. When they smash, it’s not just a point. It’s a warning.
• Falcons – Patient, precise, and suddenly lethal. They don’t show their claws until it’s too late.
• Tigers – Pure aggression from the baseline. If you blink, the rally’s gone.
• Sharks – Calm under pressure. If it’s a match point, you probably don’t want to face them.
• Lions – The smart all-rounders. 

Players Who Could Tilt the Court

Some stars are back for another shot, but watch out, as there are hungry newcomers who will definitely give a tough time.

The Schedule – August 12 to 16, 2025
 

Opening Day – Aug 12

• Long-awaited Opening Ceremony
• Panthers vs. Eagles
• Falcons vs. Tigers

Aug 13

• Sharks vs. Lions
• Panthers vs. Falcons
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Aug 14

• Eagles vs. Sharks
• Tigers vs. Lions

Semi-Finals – Aug 15

• 1st vs. 4th
• 2nd vs. 3rd

Finals Day – Aug 16

 

• 3rd Place Play-off
• Grand Final
• Closing Ceremony

Watching It Happen

You can be in the stands. You can be on your couch. Either way, you’ll get it live.

To buy Tickets: You may go live on the official WPL platforms. They won’t last long, last year’s opener sold out in two days.

TV & streaming: Major sports channels in India and a few global broadcasters.

Online: WPL’s own streaming partners will carry every match worldwide.

Why This One Is Different?

The WPL has grown tremendously. It’s not just a tournament anymore, it’s a mix of elite sport and street-festival energy.

You will witness the air inside NESCO buzz between the matches. Outside, Mumbai’s mid-August chaos will mix with fan chants, food stalls, and the occasional celebrity sighting.

On social media, one absurd rally could dominate feeds. If padel has been on your “maybe” list, this is your moment.

Because when the first ball drops on August 12, it’s five days of noise, speed, and drama, with no slow matches to catch your breath.