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INTERNATIONAL BLIND TENNIS

Something extraordinary is coming to the courts of Benidorm in Spain. Something that has never been done before.

For the first time ever, women who play blind tennis from across the world will gather together—not just to compete, but to celebrate passion, resilience, and the unstoppable spirit of women in adaptive sports.

You are invited to the First Women’s Blind Tennis Tournament from September 3–5, 2026 at the Raúl Mesa Pavilion indoor courts. This is more than a tournament; this is a turning point in the women’s competition. The registration deadline has been extended to 30 July.

Male players are welcome to join a friendly tournament in all categories. The men’s event will not offer ranking points. For more information, contact blindtenniswomen@gmail.com.

 

Takei Miyoshi reaching out to the ball for a return of serve
Blind Tennis History

Mr Takei Miyoshi invented Blind Tennis in Japan in 1984. He was a pioneer in a new racket sport and a role model to the visually impaired. He was born in 1968 and lost his eyesight at the age of one and a half. When he was 16, as a high school student, he dreamed of playing tennis with the able-bodied and created tennis for the blind.

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