Wednesday 14 January 2015

Champions Tennis League: Plans for Mittu Chandilya’s Bangalore Raptors



Mittu Chandilya, CEO, Air Asia India has revealed his plans for his Champions Tennis League Team Bangalore Raptors. Inga Chandilya, co-owner of Bangalore Raptors and Indian tennis legend Vijay Amritraj joined Mittu at a press conference in Bangalore. Mittu Chandilya has only recently acquired the Champions Tennis League franchise for Bangalore while Champions Tennis League is India’s first international tennis league launched by the Chandilyas in collaboration with Vijay Amritraj and All Indian Tennis Association.



Bangalore’s latest sports franchise named the Bangalore Raptors got its name globally crowd-sourced from both online and offline platforms. The Chandilyas cherished the idea of being fierce, prompt and smart and thus went with the name. Inspired by the world’s most famous breed of dinosaurs, the name of the Bangalore franchise specifies the essence and roots of the team. With great picks from the sports draft, Bangalore Raptors brings home international experience coupled with native talent. Eminent players from around the world are part of the team. Venus Williams, Feliciano Lopez, Thomas Enqvist and Ramkumar Ramanathan are a few of them. 


 “This is the first sports venture that my wife Inga and I are getting together as co-owners, the team is like our fourth child. We have put in a lot of thought in choosing the team colors, designing the logo and jersey. Blood Red and Midnight Black, signify the ferocity of the Velociraptors, our team and the vibrant nature of the game. The three claw scratches in the logo symbolize our three sons, who are growing up to love the game of tennis,” Mittu Chandilya said. 


Mittu has been a former tennis player himself and was trained by the tennis legend Ramesh Krishnan.
“It is a proud moment to gift the vibrant city of Bangalore its own Tennis League team. Our fellow Bangaloreans can expect fireworks, entertainment, fun and all-round energy from the Bangalore Raptors”, he quoted.

For more details: http://www.bangaloreraptors.com/