The IV Edition of the biggest amateur competition in the world already warms up. The objective will be to overcome the spectacular data obtained in the 2016-2017 campaign. Do not miss this video, in which you can hear the statements of several of the protagonists who gave life to an event in which more than 30.000 players and 1.000 teams participated.
Padel World Press .- He is about to start his fourth season. Its top managers continue to finalize the preparations for the launch of the next installment of a championship that has not stopped winning in importance and prestige among fans.
With a team of great professionals, with a continuous and commendable dedication, as well as with a great spirit of improvement, since the SNPs have prepared many important surprises, with which they trust to surpass the barrier of the 35.000 participants.
Summarizing all the good moments lived during its third edition, we decided to rescue this video, in which we will have the opportunity to recover some very interesting testimonies.
Ramiro Choya, Babolat Team coach, said: "I am pleasantly surprised. The National Series have become the most important Amateur Circuit of all those that exist at the moment. Move more than 1.000 teams, 30.000 players and I think that's quite a hit. "
On the other hand, among the players who participated in the Masters Finals, the opinions were very similar: "It is the most beautiful competition that exists", "We are loving it. There is an atmosphere and we have enjoyed many of the games, from the first phases to this Masters "or" It is a wonderful experience that can be shared with other people who also love the paddle "became the most repeated testimonies.
Do not miss this great video offered by the National Padel Series team, in which you can also see what Juan Lebrón, one of the young stars of the World Padel Tour Circuit, would highlight of a competition… For everyone !!
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