Kickboxing Super League (KSL) was unveiled on the sidelines of the WAKO India National Championship here.The launch took place in the presence of senior government representatives, national sports officials, athletes, coaches, and stakeholders from across the Indian sporting ecosystem.
“KSL aims to professionalize kickboxing in India by introducing structured competition, athlete contracts, performance-linked rewards, and a clear pathway from grassroots to elite competition,” said the organizers in a release.
Season one will feature eight franchise teams, each comprising 34 fighters.
“The league has committed to a 60:40 men-to-women participation ratio, reinforcing its focus on inclusivity and women’s participation,” the release added.