Asia’s Pickleball King Phuc Huynh: The PWR DUPR India Masters is officially set to kick off in New Delhi, this PWR’s event is launching with a bang. From October 24 to 27, the excitement will be noticeable as this tournament marks the inaugural event of the PWR DUPR Indian Tour. It’s quickly becoming the fastest-growing sport in India and the United States, captivating fans of all ages with its easy-to-learn playing style.
Phuc Huynh Takes Center Stage
Among the top players making their way to India is none other than Phuc Huynh, the 24-year-old dynamo from Vietnam. Now based in Honolulu, Hawaii, Huynh stands tall as Asia’s top-ranked pickleball player, ready to take on the best.
Known for his relentless style on the court, he recently gave the “King of Pickleball,” Ben Jones, a serious run for his money, even taking a set off the world’s No. 1 player.
Who is Phuc Huynh?
Career Highlights
Let’s break down the stats: as of September 2024, Phuc Huynh has participated in 10 professional tournaments, showcasing his skills in 29 pro-level matches. He currently boasts a singles rating of 6.255 and a doubles rating of 5.648.
Recent victories include clinching the Asian Open in Vietnam and dominating at the PPA Australia Gold Coast. Huynh’s journey has been one for the books, and he’s just getting started.
A New Framework for Growth
In July 2024, The Times Group, in collaboration with Pickleball League Asia Private Limited, launched the Pickleball World Rankings (PWR) at a high-profile event in Dubai.
This aims to enhance sports governance and foster sustainable growth by unifying regional bodies under one system. With athletes like Huynh leading the charge, the future of pickleball looks brighter than ever.
News in Brief: Asia’s Pickleball King Phuc Huynh
The PWR DUPR India Masters, the first event of the Pickleball World Rankings (PWR) season, will take place in New Delhi from October 24 to 27. Asia’s top-ranked player, Phuc Huynh, will compete alongside elite athletes, showing the rapid growth of pickleball in India and beyond.
Huynh, who transitioned from tennis to pickleball, has made headlines by challenging the world’s best players. In July, the PWR was introduced to enhance sports governance and unify regional bodies, signaling an exciting future for the sport.
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