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

The FIP World Cup is set to kick off on Monday at the Khalifa International Tennis Squash Complex in Doha, and fans around the globe will have numerous options to watch the event on TV and via streaming. With an unprecedented level of media reach, the tournament will be broadcast by a wide network of international broadcasters, ensuring that padel enthusiasts everywhere can follow the action.

Global Broadcasters and Streaming Options

The global coverage of the FIP World Cup will be led by Red Bull TV, which will broadcast the event worldwide, subject to territorial exclusions governed by local agreements. In addition to Red Bull TV, the International Padel Federation's YouTube channel will also provide coverage in markets not covered by the streaming platform. Furthermore, dedicated broadcasters in various countries will offer coverage, including:

1. Movistar: providing coverage in Spain and Andorra
2. SuperTennis: broadcasting matches in Italy, San Marino, and Vatican City
3. Sport TV: covering the event in Portugal
4. bTV: broadcasting in Bulgaria
5. KNLTB: providing coverage in the Netherlands
6. SPTV: covering the tournament in Croatia
7. MagentaTV: broadcasting in Greece

Moreover, beIN Sports will cover a vast area, including the Middle East, North Africa, the United States, Canada, Türkiye, France, and several countries in Asia and Oceania, such as Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore. Charlton will broadcast the event in Israel, while ESPN will provide coverage across the Americas, from South America to Central America and the Caribbean.

With such an extensive network of broadcasters and streaming options, padel fans worldwide will be able to follow the FIP World Cup and enjoy the excitement of the sport's most eagerly awaited event of the year.