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FITK Daily Dink - July 28, 2026

Some of the top stories moving in pro pickleball today, from Major League Pickleball unveiling its inaugural MLP Nations Cup, to the Dallas Flash going back-to-back at MLP Chicago and Selkirk's new CourtStrike Pro 3.0 court shoe.

  • Major League Pickleball Unveils Inaugural MLP Nations Cup

    Major League Pickleball announced the inaugural MLP Nations Cup, an eight-team international showdown running Friday, October 30 through Sunday, November 1 at Brookhaven Country Club. The three-day event features round-robin play on Friday and Saturday to set seeding, followed by a single-elimination bracket on Championship Sunday to crown the first-ever MLP Nations Cup champion.

    Read at Pickleball.com →
  • Dallas Flash Go Back-to-Back at Major League Pickleball Chicago

    Writing for Forbes, Todd Boss recaps Major League Pickleball's Week 8 event in Chicago, where the Dallas Flash went undefeated and beat the Brooklyn Pickleball Team 21-10 in the DreamBreaker to win their second straight Super Sunday Belt. The win, Dallas's 11th in a row, strengthens the team's 2026 title case as the league heads to Orlando for the final regular-season stop before the playoffs begin in August.

    Read at Forbes →
  • Selkirk's New CourtStrike Pro 3.0 Is Lighter, Cooler and Built for Speed

    The Dink's Alex E. Weaver reviews Selkirk's new CourtStrike Pro 3.0, a dedicated pickleball court shoe redesigned to be lighter and cooler while keeping the durability and lateral support that fast court play demands. Key upgrades include a lightweight mesh upper, an abrasion-resistant interior lining, and a die-cut insole board, with the men's version weighing 13.0 ounces and the women's 10.6 ounces.

    Read at The Dink →

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