We already knew thatIn Italy, padel is experiencing a meteoric rise, but this is still unheard of.

Some are willing to do anything to win their piece of the pie.

According to our Italian colleagues from Youtg, According to a Sardinian newspaper on the Internet, a local entrepreneur was building padel courts without any authorization in a private area within the Sant'Elia sports complex in Cagliari, in the north of Sardinia.

Aware of this illegal establishment following an information, the municipal police intervened this Tuesday morning on the spot to stop the site which was taking place on the private domain of the municipality.

The workers had just poured the cement to begin the construction of a site.

These tracks were to respond to the fervor that the city knows for the sport, but in the end the authorities stopped everything, leaving the entrepreneur no choice but to review his plans.

Illegal padel courts in Cagliari

This time it's very close to home, but remember a few months ago, on the other side of the Atlantic, 33 people were arrested in Chile for organizing and participating in an illegal padel tournament.

It seems that padel makes some people lose their minds.

Sebastien Carrasco

Future naturopath and padel enthusiast, Seb is the health/food man of Padel Magazine. He juggles between pala, quinoa and essential oils. For almost two years now he has been dealing with the news of the little yellow ball with the same passion.

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