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We sat down with FITEQ Chairman and teqball co-founder Viktor Huszár to look back on teqball’s journey so far and look ahead to what the future holds for the sport.

The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) has postponed the Sanya Asian Beach Games, as well as the Bangkok and Chonburi Asian Idoor and Martial Arts Games (AIMAG).

Senegal will host the first National Challenger Series event of 2021 on 16-17 January, with teqers set to compete in singles and doubles categories in Dakar.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) launched its Anti-Doping Education and Learning platform (ADEL).

Albania’s National Teqball Federation is building on its official recognition in July 2020 by engaging the country’s future stars of the sport.

Poland’s Adrian Duszak has regained the World Number 1 spot in singles, following the publication of 2021’s first FITEQ World Ranking.

As the holiday season draws to a close for another year, FITEQ looks back at its favourite teq moments from the last few weeks.

We wish you and your families a great and succcessful new year!

The Guatemala National Teqball Federation is gearing up for the launch of its National Challenger Series in April 2021.

Teqers from Brazil, Romania, Israel and Poland competed in singles and doubles in the picturesque southern Brazilian city, in what was the country’s third Challenger Cup.

The Mauritius Olympic Committee organised the launch of the country’s National Teqball Federation, as the sport continues to grow in Africa and globally.

Normality resumed in the fourth and final round of the Polish National Challenger Series, as World Number Two Adrian Duszak returned to the top of the podium.

The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) hosted a virtual General Assembly on 12 December.

FITEQ will hold a virtual General Assembly on 12 December at 14:00 CET.

The official FITEQ app has landed on the Google Play Store, enabling Android users to enjoy on-the-go access to all the latest news and informations.

On 6 December, history was made as Los Angeles played host to the first-ever all-women’s Challenger Cup.

FITEQ would like to congratulate the five young teqers who competed in the first ever FITEQ esport tournament.

The Venezuelan Teqball Federation (FVTEQ) hope to increase teqball participation in the country following their presentation to representatives of the main sports clubs.

AIMS is the umbrella organisation that supports GAISF full members that are not yet recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

FITEQ General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr discusses what full membership means for FITEQ and outlines what is next for the world’s fastest growing sport.