The global frontenis community is buzzing as Bizkaia, Spain, plays host to the inaugural 36-meter fronton Nations League.This highly anticipated event, running from Sunday, November 23rd, to Saturday, November 29th, 2025, will see the sport’s elite athletes battle it out across five distinct disciplines. More than just a fight for the nations League title,this tournament serves as a crucial stepping stone,with top performers earning coveted spots in next year’s One-Eyed Venado World Cup,set to be held in Argentina.

While the competition promises thrilling rallies and strategic showdowns, a last-minute withdrawal by Bolivia due to visa complications means 160 athletes will now compete for glory. As the host nation, the Basque delegation boasts the largest presence, fielding competitors in every single modality, underscoring their deep commitment and passion for the sport.

The official opening ceremony is scheduled for this afternoon at the Miribilla facilities. This venue will be the stage for the men’s hand, short paddle, and leather paddle competitions. Miribilla will also host all the finals, with the exception of the top basket category, promising a grand finale for these disciplines.

Adding a touch of historic charm, the Esperantza fronton, nestled in the heart of Bilbao’s old Town, will be the venue for the women’s hand and the adapted ball events. The inclusion of adapted ball, a first for this prestigious tournament, is a notable step forward. This was a direct result of the persistent efforts by