The global show: where to watch the FIP World Cup on TV and via streaming

An unprecedented global event in terms of media reach as well. The new edition of the FIP World Cup, which gets under way on Monday at the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex in Doha, will enjoy extensive television and digital coverage, thanks to a wide network of international broadcasters bringing the excitement of world Padel to fans around the globe.

 

At the forefront of the event’s global coverage is Red Bull TV, which will broadcast it worldwide, subject to territorial exclusions governed by local agreements. It will be supported by the International Padel Federation’s YouTube channel in all markets not covered by the streaming platform.

 

Padel fans will also be able to follow the action through dedicated broadcasters in their respective countries. In Spain and Andorra, coverage will be provided by Movistar, while in Italy, San Marino and Vatican City the matches will be broadcast by SuperTennis. Elsewhere in Europe, the broadcast partners are Sport TV in Portugal, bTV in Bulgaria, KNLTB in the Netherlands, SPTV in Croatia and MagentaTV in Greece.

 

The tournament’s reach also extends well beyond Europe. beIN Sports will cover a vast area including the Middle East and North Africa, the United States and Canada, Türkiye, France (along with Andorra, Monaco, Switzerland and overseas territories), as well as several countries in Asia and Oceania, including Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Singapore. Charlton will broadcast the event in Israel.

 

Finally, coverage across the Americas – from South America to Central America and the Caribbean – will be provided by ESPN, confirming the global reach of the most eagerly awaited event of the year.