Grand Slam of Curling

New Ownership, New Hope: Grand Slam of Curling Acquired by The Curling Group

Exciting news for curling fans as The Curling Group takes over the Grand Slam of Curling series, promising new events, investments, and marketing strategies. 🥌

The Grand Slam of Curling, a prestigious tour elite series showcasing top men's and women's teams worldwide, has been acquired by The Curling Group, marking a new chapter for the sport. The group, led by elite international curlers, aims to invest in the growth of curling, while ensuring Sportsnet remains the exclusive broadcaster in Canada. The acquisition signals a fresh start for the sport, with plans to introduce innovative events and marketing initiatives to revitalize the Olympic discipline.

Nic Sulsky, familiar with curling from his role at PointsBet Canada, is part of the new ownership group. His vision for the sport, coupled with the expertise of The Curling Group, promises a dynamic future for the Grand Slam of Curling. The move is set to bring excitement and new opportunities for both athletes and fans, sparking a renewed interest in curling across Canada and beyond.

In a strategic bid to enhance the Olympic sport, the Grand Slam of Curling has been sold to a group led by John Morris, a familiar face in the curling world. The ambitious plans include a complete overhaul of the sport, with a focus on creating exceptional experiences for players and spectators. With this change in ownership, the future looks bright for curling, setting the stage for a new era in competitive curling tournaments.

The recent match between Canada's Team Brad Gushue and Sweden's Team Niklas Edin not only showcased top-tier curling talent but also hinted at the thrilling competitions to come under The Curling Group's ownership. As these elite teams battle it out on the ice, the Grand Slam of Curling is poised to become an even more exciting and engaging sporting spectacle for fans around the world.