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DXD South Detailing Drives Into Pickleball with Star-Powered Bulacan Invitational

The engines may be off, but the competition is revving up. DXD South Detailing is stepping onto the pickleball court as the exclusive presenting partner of the inaugural DXD Invitational Pickleball Tournament, happening on December 6, 2026, at Bang Bang Bebu in Malolos, Bulacan.

Organized by the newly established USAD Pickleball League (UPL), the one-day event is expected to bring together up to 232 players for a full-throttle mix of competition, community, and all-day sporting excitement.

Best known for its automotive detailing services and car care products, DXD South Detailing is the authorized Philippine distributor of Artdeshine, a Singapore-based brand specializing in advanced coatings, paint protection, and detailing solutions. The company also offers its own range of car shampoos, cleaning products, and protective sealants.

Now DXD is bringing that same passion for its community to a different kind of arena.

“We’ve grown to love pickleball not just as a sport, but also as a way to connect and bond with our affiliates,” said Ivy Dolotallas, co-owner of DXD South Detailing. “Supporting this tournament felt like a natural way for us to give back to the community that has supported us throughout the years. It’s an opportunity to bring everyone together, strengthen relationships, and simply enjoy a sport we all love.”

Creator Crew, Meet Competition

The lineup brings familiar faces from the automotive, motorcycle, lifestyle, and digital creator worlds to the court. Set to compete are Karl Sena (Karlito), Ned Adriano, Piper Moto, and Hershel, joined by Idol Moto, Yang de Castro, James Teng, Krista Miller, Picklebear Anjo, Paula Santos, and Fiona Gicale, among others.

These creators aren’t just dropping by to cheer from the sidelines; they’ll be competing alongside fellow players. It’s a chance to trade screens and steering wheels for paddles, bring different communities together, and see who can deliver when the ball is in play.

 

Big-Tournament Energy. A Place for Every Player.

Founded by athlete and content creator Karl Sena, UPL is built around one exciting idea: you don’t have to be a pro to experience the buzz of a professionally organized tournament.

The league aims to welcome beginners, recreational players, and competitive amateurs with organized matches, polished event presentations, and a supportive atmosphere. Whether you’re just starting to get ready to test your game, there’s room to step onto the court.

The DXD Invitational will feature Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles, with four skill divisions: Beginners, Novice, Low Intermediate, and High Intermediate.

The Beginner’s division is invitation-only, with participants carefully selected to encourage balanced matchups and a positive first-tournament experience. The Novice, Low Intermediate, and High Intermediate divisions will be open to eligible players. Matches will be DUPR-recorded, allowing competitors to build their records through organized play.

More Than a Match

Plenty is happening beyond the baseline. The tournament will bring players, creators, supporters, and partner brands together for a day of competition, prizes, giveaways, and new connections.

Can’t make it to the venue? Catch the action from a dedicated livestream court, with matches across multiple divisions broadcast on the official UPL Facebook page.

For DXD South Detailing and UPL, this inaugural event is about more than launching a tournament. It’s about creating a place where competition meets community and where players of every level can experience the thrill of game day.

The league hopes the December 6 invitational will give players of every experience level the chance to enjoy the thrill of competing on a bigger stage.

Tournament registration and information:

https://dinkdistrictph.com/dxd-invitational/

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