Exciting Announcement: The First Phygital Stars for Future Games 2025 in Abu Dhabi
The anticipation for the Games of the Future 2025 is reaching a crescendo as Phygital International recently announced an impressive lineup of participating clubs. This groundbreaking event promises to showcase an exhilarating blend of physical and digital sports, set to take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from December 18 to 23, 2025. With a staggering multi-million dollar prize pool at stake, the competition is gearing up to be a monumental occasion for athletes and fans alike.
This year's edition will feature an array of next-generation hybrid disciplines that showcase the evolving nature of sports. These include the likes of Phygital Drone Racing, which allows for high-octane aerial competition, and the Battle of Robots, drawing interest from tech enthusiasts and casual viewers alike. The Games are designed to be a celebration of athleticism and digital prowess, attracting top-tier talent from around the globe.
Among the notable teams confirmed to compete are the renowned Team Saint, known for their impressive robot, Zadkiel. They will face formidable opponents, including Team Eruption—a father-son duo boasting 12 championship titles—and Team Monsoon, champions of the 2025 UK Extreme Robots Championships. Additionally, Toon’s robot TR4 is set to impress fans with its capabilities.
On the esports front, RRQ Hoshi from Indonesia will represent in the eagerly awaited MOBA Mobile.MLBB competition. They join the ranks of established competitors like Aurora Gaming. Moreover, in the thrilling VR Game.HADO Global Invitation, teams from Japan, South Korea, and Greece are primed for memorable showdowns. Among them, the MMA fighters, GOR MMA, will bring their combat skills to the Phygital Fighting.FATAL FURY City of Wolves competition.
Drone racing will feature world-class athletes including Minchan Kim, a champion from the 2023 FAI World Drone Racing Championship, and 18-year-old gold medalist Yuki Hashimoto from the World Games in China. They will face off against competitors from the Tech Drone League, including Atakan Mercimek, who previously clinched third place at the FAI Drone Racing World Cup Turkey Drone Race in 2024.
Nis Hatt, CEO of Phygital International, expressed excitement about the caliber of clubs and athletes participating, stating, "These teams aren't only here to compete; they're pioneers shaping a new competitive culture where physical performance and digital skills function in harmony. The Games will highlight the immense growth of phygital sports, marking a significant moment for the future ahead."
Fans across the globe won’t miss a moment of this exhilarating event, as the Games of the Future 2025 will be broadcasted worldwide. Sportworld is set to stream the tournament for free in over 200 countries and on platforms like Samsung and LG Smart TVs. In regions such as China, South Korea, and Southeast Asia, Huya and SOOP will provide in-depth coverage. African audiences can catch live action and highlights via StarTimes and TV BRICS AFRICA, while BIGG TV and Ei Nerd aim to amplify the event across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas.
To ensure a seamless experience, the Local Organizing Committee, spearheaded by ASPIRE, is committed to meticulous planning and execution. They collaborate with Ethara, a powerhouse known for managing some of Abu Dhabi's iconic events, guaranteeing a flawless delivery throughout the Games.
As excitement builds for these innovative and ambitious Games, more information regarding schedules, ticket sales, and event updates can be found on their official website. With the fusion of physical and digital sports, the Games of the Future 2025 promises to be an unforgettable experience for all involved, setting a benchmark for future competitions.
For those keen on staying ahead of the curve in sports evolution, the Games of the Future presents a unique opportunity to witness history in the making.
This year's edition will feature an array of next-generation hybrid disciplines that showcase the evolving nature of sports. These include the likes of Phygital Drone Racing, which allows for high-octane aerial competition, and the Battle of Robots, drawing interest from tech enthusiasts and casual viewers alike. The Games are designed to be a celebration of athleticism and digital prowess, attracting top-tier talent from around the globe.
Among the notable teams confirmed to compete are the renowned Team Saint, known for their impressive robot, Zadkiel. They will face formidable opponents, including Team Eruption—a father-son duo boasting 12 championship titles—and Team Monsoon, champions of the 2025 UK Extreme Robots Championships. Additionally, Toon’s robot TR4 is set to impress fans with its capabilities.
On the esports front, RRQ Hoshi from Indonesia will represent in the eagerly awaited MOBA Mobile.MLBB competition. They join the ranks of established competitors like Aurora Gaming. Moreover, in the thrilling VR Game.HADO Global Invitation, teams from Japan, South Korea, and Greece are primed for memorable showdowns. Among them, the MMA fighters, GOR MMA, will bring their combat skills to the Phygital Fighting.FATAL FURY City of Wolves competition.
Drone racing will feature world-class athletes including Minchan Kim, a champion from the 2023 FAI World Drone Racing Championship, and 18-year-old gold medalist Yuki Hashimoto from the World Games in China. They will face off against competitors from the Tech Drone League, including Atakan Mercimek, who previously clinched third place at the FAI Drone Racing World Cup Turkey Drone Race in 2024.
Nis Hatt, CEO of Phygital International, expressed excitement about the caliber of clubs and athletes participating, stating, "These teams aren't only here to compete; they're pioneers shaping a new competitive culture where physical performance and digital skills function in harmony. The Games will highlight the immense growth of phygital sports, marking a significant moment for the future ahead."
Fans across the globe won’t miss a moment of this exhilarating event, as the Games of the Future 2025 will be broadcasted worldwide. Sportworld is set to stream the tournament for free in over 200 countries and on platforms like Samsung and LG Smart TVs. In regions such as China, South Korea, and Southeast Asia, Huya and SOOP will provide in-depth coverage. African audiences can catch live action and highlights via StarTimes and TV BRICS AFRICA, while BIGG TV and Ei Nerd aim to amplify the event across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas.
To ensure a seamless experience, the Local Organizing Committee, spearheaded by ASPIRE, is committed to meticulous planning and execution. They collaborate with Ethara, a powerhouse known for managing some of Abu Dhabi's iconic events, guaranteeing a flawless delivery throughout the Games.
As excitement builds for these innovative and ambitious Games, more information regarding schedules, ticket sales, and event updates can be found on their official website. With the fusion of physical and digital sports, the Games of the Future 2025 promises to be an unforgettable experience for all involved, setting a benchmark for future competitions.
For those keen on staying ahead of the curve in sports evolution, the Games of the Future presents a unique opportunity to witness history in the making.
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