Events

There are many ways to get involved in sponsorship of VX - it can be as small as sponsoring shirts for a team right through to sponsoring a major event like the World Cup or advertising on our new video channel.  It could be financial or 'in-kind.'

VX is new and exciting.  It has spread from nothing to having a toe-hold in 26 countries.  It has both team and singles disciplines.

We admit, Covid has hit us hard and we are rebuilding but the energy and enthusiasm of our players in the different countries is unabated and we look forward to seeing the rise of VX pick up again.

If our 2019 V2 World Cup had been televised VX would have gone stratospheric.  The atmosphere was electric!  The spectators were LOUD.  There  was high-drama.  The youth final was contested between a male and female and we ended up with a female world champion.  The senior final showed what an amazing standard the top players have achieved - the pace and skill levels were jaw-dropping.  In the masters final it was again male v female.  The female player led at half time but three quick catches by her opponent in the second half knocked her back and he took the title.   Drama, noise, excitement and incredible skills.  What more could you want?

Or, quite simply, you may wish to be part of making history and regarded as someone or an organisation with vision!

We are delighted to have our new video channel on WiiStream and look forward to being able to place lots of content.  The channel provides opportunities for placed adverts or for sponsorship of the channel itself. 

Individual players have attracted sponsorship.  As examples we ourselves are proud to have invested in up and coming players - we have sponsored a Ugandan player, a female Youth World Champion, a youth prodigy and we are proud to still be sponsoring Charlie Ford and Tom Hildreth.  We provide them with playing kit, equipment and contribution to foreign travel for competition.  In the past Sainsburys sponsored Adam Rawcliffe for his participation in the first Youth World Cup (held in Hungary).  Currently two female players have obtained sponsorship to allow them to travel to participate in the next V2 World Cup scheduled for Hong Kong.