PPA Tour Australia Men’s Doubles Semifinals: Joseph Wild and George Wall, along with Hong Kit Wong and Eunggwon Kim, secured victories in the Pro Men’s Doubles 5.0 and Above semifinals at the PPA Tour Australia: QLD Pickleball Slam + MLPA #4 in Brisbane, Queensland, on September 13, 2025. Both teams won in straight games to set up the championship match.
Wild and Wall Overpower Haas and Pascoe
In the first semifinal, Joseph Wild and George Wall faced Prycen Haas and Lucas Pascoe. Wild and Wall relied on sharp teamwork and consistent shot-making. They took the first game 11-9 after a series of long rallies.
Building on their momentum, Wild and Wall controlled the second game. They kept pressure at the net and forced mistakes from Haas and Pascoe, finishing 11-6. The straight-games win secured their place in the finals.
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Wong and Kim Too Strong for Narayanan and Manthou
The second semifinal featured Hong Kit Wong and Eunggwon Kim against Santhosh Narayanan and Purple Jesus Manthou. Wong and Kim started strong, taking the first game 11-7 with quick volleys and smart defense.
They carried the same energy into the second game, moving ahead early and closing it 11-6. Their ability to dictate the pace proved too much for Narayanan and Manthou, giving Wong and Kim a straight-games victory and a finals berth.
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What the Results Mean
The final will see Joseph Wild and George Wall face Hong Kit Wong and Eunggwon Kim for the Pro Men’s Doubles 5.0 and Above title. Both pairs showed control and confidence in their semifinal matches. Fans in Brisbane can expect an intense and competitive championship showdown.
News in Brief: PPA Tour Australia Men’s Doubles Semifinals
Joseph Wild and George Wall defeated Prycen Haas and Lucas Pascoe, while Hong Kit Wong and Eunggwon Kim beat Santhosh Narayanan and Purple Jesus Manthou in the Pro Men’s Doubles semifinals at the QLD Pickleball Slam in Brisbane. Both teams won in straight games and will now meet in the finals.
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