The World Karate Federation (WKF) has officially announced the full list of qualified athletes.

The venue is scheduled to complete its final inspection in June this year.

Team China's Korfball (Beach) pre-training squad for TWG 2025 was finalised after intense trials in Panzhihua, marking a key step towards the sport's official debut at the Games.

TWG Series 2025 Chengdu wrapped up with high praise from global sports leaders. Letters of appreciation from IWGA and WPBF presidents lauded Chengdu's world-class organisation, venue standards, and hospitality—highlighting the city's readiness for TWG 2025 in August.

TWG 2025 in School brought Parkour and more to Chengdu, with world champion He Yiyu inspiring students.

IWGA President José Perurena praised Chengdu's preparations for TWG 2025, highlighting the high-quality organisation of the TWG Series and the positive feedback from athletes.

On 28 March 2025, Sichuan Airlines officially became the global partner in the aviation category for the 12th edition of The World Games (TWG).

With TWGS 2025 Chengdu approaching, key venues at Chengdu Sport University Sancha Lake Campus—the Natatorium and Boules Sports Court—have completed renovations to meet international competition standards.

The World Games Series 2025 Chengdu, the first in the Chinese mainland, runs from 28–30 March with 123 athletes competing in three sports.

Ireland won its second overtime thriller in a row at the Women’s European Sixes Qualifier for TWG 2025 in Portugal, and Czechia took the silver medal.

Longsheng Hope Primary School launched a campaign to promote TWG 2025 sports, engaging schools and students across Chengdu.