The facts
The FIP World Cup took place in Doha from 2–7 November and included men’s and women’s national teams. [1]
Spain defeated Argentina 2–1 in the men’s final on 7 November, according to the FIP final report and official event results. [1][2][4]
Spain beat Argentina 2–0 in the women’s final; the FIP says it was the team’s seventh consecutive World Cup title. [1][3][4][5]
Europa Press reported that the men’s victory was Spain’s fifth world title and the women’s was its tenth overall. [4][5]
Sources
References support the numbered facts above. Source checks: 8 Nov 2026, 03:08 UTC.
- FIP World Cup 2026 — Results
International Padel Federation · Primary source · 7 Nov 2026
Opened the governing body’s event page, which lists Doha, the 2–7 November event dates and both 7 November final results.
- Doha’s night turns red. Spain are world champions, defeating Argentina
International Padel Federation · Primary source · 7 Nov 2026
Opened the FIP men’s final report; it records Spain’s 2–1 win over Argentina.
- Spain, here you go again: seventh title in a row against Argentina
International Padel Federation · Primary source · 7 Nov 2026
Opened the FIP women’s final report; it records Spain’s 2–0 win and seventh consecutive title.
- España logra un doblete de oro en el Mundial de pádel
Europa Press · Reporting · 7 Nov 2026
Opened the independent Spanish wire report; it covers both finals and the fifth men’s and tenth women’s titles.
- Mundial de Pádel Qatar 2026: España, campeona del mundo por décima vez
Qatar News Agency · Reporting · 7 Nov 2026
Opened the host-country news agency’s Spanish report on the women’s 2–0 final, tenth overall title and seventh in succession.