Skymarx India has been announced as the title sponsor of the Kabaddi Champions League (KCL) ahead of the league’s debut season, marking a significant milestone for the newly launched regional tournament. The partnership comes as KCL gears up to host its first edition, featuring teams drawn from across Haryana, a state widely regarded as the heartland of Indian kabaddi.
Under the sponsorship agreement, Skymarx India will gain prominent visibility across key league assets, including playing mats, team jerseys and matchday branding. The association is expected to provide crucial operational support as the league establishes its competitive framework and on-ground execution.
The Kabaddi Champions League is positioned as a structured regional platform aimed at promoting organised play and increasing visibility for the sport beyond national-level tournaments. By bringing together seasoned kabaddi players alongside emerging talent, the league seeks to create a balanced competitive environment that nurtures future athletes while retaining the experience and intensity associated with the sport.
Teams representing different regions of Haryana will compete in the league, reinforcing its local identity and grassroots focus. The format is designed to offer younger players exposure to high-intensity matches, professional setups and wider recognition, while giving established players a new stage to showcase their skills.
With kabaddi continuing to grow as a commercially viable and culturally rooted sport, the partnership reflects increasing brand interest in regional leagues that offer strong audience connect and authenticity. For Skymarx India, the title sponsorship aligns the brand with a sport that resonates deeply with local communities and carries a strong sense of tradition and pride.
As the inaugural season approaches, the Skymarx India–Kabaddi Champions League association represents a step towards formalizing the tournament and strengthening its long-term potential. The collaboration signals growing confidence in regional sports properties as meaningful platforms for both athletic development and brand engagement.
