Padel World Championship

The Padel World Championship is an international competition of padel that has been held every second year since 1992. The first edition was held in Spain. The event is organized by the International Padel Federation^[1] and includes both male and female competitions.

Winners by year

National teams

Men's teams

Year	Host (final location)		Gold medal game				Bronze medal game
			Gold	Score	Silver		Bronze	Score	Fourth place
1992	ESP (Madrid)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Uruguay		United Kingdom
1994	ARG (Mendoza)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Uruguay		Chile
1996	ESP (Madrid)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Brazil	2–1	Uruguay
1998	ARG (Mar del Plata)		Spain	3–1	Argentina		Brazil	3–0	Chile
2000	FRA (Toulouse)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Brazil		Uruguay
2002	MEX (Mexico City)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Brazil		Mexico
2004	ARG (Buenos Aires)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Brazil	3–0	Chile
2006	ESP (Murcia)		Argentina	3–0	Brazil		Spain		Chile
2008	CAN (Calgary)		Spain	3–0	Argentina		Brazil		Chile
2010	MEX (Riviera Maya)		Spain	2–1	Argentina		Brazil	3–0	Chile
2012	MEX (Riviera Maya)		Argentina	2–1	Brazil		Paraguay	3–0	Uruguay
2014	ESP (Palma de Majorca)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		Paraguay	2–1	Chile
2016	POR (Cascais)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		Brazil	3–0	Uruguay
2018	PAR (Asunción)		Was not played due to organizational issues. [2]				Was not played due to organizational issues.
2021	QAT (Doha)		Spain	2–0	Argentina		Brazil	3–0	France
2022	UAE (Dubai)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		France	2–1	Portugal
2024	QAT (Doha)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		Portugal	2–0	Italy

Women's teams

Year	Host (final location)		Gold medal game				Bronze medal game
			Gold	Score	Silver		Bronze	Score	Fourth place
1992	ESP (Madrid)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Uruguay		United Kingdom
1994	ARG (Mendoza)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Uruguay		Paraguay
1996	ESP (Madrid)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Uruguay	2–1	Brazil
1998	ARG (Mar del Plata)		Spain	2–1	Argentina		Uruguay	2–1	Brazil
2000	FRA (Toulouse)		Spain	3–0	Argentina		Brazil		Uruguay
2002	MEX (Mexico City)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		Mexico	3–0	Uruguay
2004	ARG (Buenos Aires)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		Brazil	3–0	Mexico
2006	ESP (Murcia)		Argentina	2–1	Spain		Brazil		Mexico
2008	CAN (Calgary)		Argentina	3–0	Spain		Brazil		France
2010	MEX (Riviera Maya)		Spain	2–1	Argentina		Brazil	3–0	France
2012	MEX (Riviera Maya)		Argentina	3–0	Brazil		France	2–1	Portugal
2014	ESP (Palma de Mallorca)		Spain	3–0	Argentina		Portugal	3–0	Italy
2016	POR (Cascais)		Spain	3–0	Argentina		Brazil	2–1	Sweden
2018	PAR (Asunción)		Spain	2–0	Argentina
2021	QAT (Doha)		Spain	3–0	Argentina		Italy	2–1	France
2022	UAE (Dubai)		Spain	2–0	Argentina		Italy	2–1	Belgium
2024	QAT (Doha)		Spain	2–0	Argentina		Italy	2–1	Portugal

Pairs

Men's pairs

Year[a]	Champion	Runner-up	Score in the final[b]	Semifinalists
1992	Alejandro Lasaigues Roberto Gattiker	Javier Maquirriain Pablo Rovaletti		Horacio Álvarez Clementi / Diego de La Torre Alejandro Sanz / Marcelo Cubas
1994	Alejandro Lasaigues Roberto Gattiker	Hernán Auguste Mariano Lasaigues		Alejandro Sanz / Juan Martín Díaz Javier Siro / Alejandro Novillo
1996	Alejandro Lasaigues Roberto Gattiker	Pablo Semprún Alberto Rodríguez Piñón		Gabriel Reca / José Serrano Mariano Lasaigues / Hernán Auguste
1998	Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu Roberto Gattiker	Juan Martín Díaz Alberto Rodríguez Piñón		Alejandro Lasaigues / Hernán Auguste Alejandro Sanz / Javier Siro
2000	Juan Martín Díaz Hernán Auguste	Gabriel Reca Sebastián Nerone	3–6, 6–1, 6-4	Guillermo Demianiuk / Fernando Belasteguín Alejandro Lasaigues / Roberto Gattiker
2002	Juan Martín Díaz Fernando Belasteguín	Gabriel Reca Sebastián Nerone	6–7, 7–4, 6-4	Guillermo Lahoz / Roberto Gattiker Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu / Pablo Rovaletti
2004	Juan Martín Díaz Fernando Belasteguín	Gabriel Reca Sebastián Nerone	4–6, 6–4, 6-1	Guillermo Lahoz / Marcello Jardim Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu / Hernán Auguste
2006	Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu Hernán Auguste	David Losada Juan Ignacio Mieres	6–2, 6-1	Guillermo Lahoz / Marcello Jardim Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu / Hernán Auguste
2008	David Losada Juan Ignacio Mieres	Gervasio Del Bono Julio Julianoti	6–4, 3–6, 6-2	Rodrigo Ovide / Fernando Cavalieri Jordi Muñoz / Francisco Navarro
2010	Guillermo Lahoz Juan Ignacio Mieres	Raúl Arias Javier Limones	6–1, 7-5	Jaime Muñoz / Aday Santana Gervasio Del Bono / Julio Julianoti
2012	Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu Fernando Poggi	Pablo Lima Juan Ignacio Mieres	6–2, 6–7, 6-3	Matías Díaz / Hernán Auguste Gabriel Reca / Agustín Gómez Silingo
2014	Matías Díaz Juan Ignacio Mieres	Guillermo Lahoz Francisco Navarro	6–4, 6-4	Javier Limones / Fernando Poggi Jaime Muñoz / Aday Santana
2016	Álvaro Cepero Juan Lebrón	Miguel Oliveira Diogo Rocha	6–2, 6-2	Bruno Nakid / Lucas Silveira da Cunha Joao Pedro Flores / Stefano Flores
2018	Juan Lebrón Alejandro Galán	Uri Botello Javier Ruiz	walkover	Lucas Bergamini / Lucas Campagnolo Juan Manuel Restivo / Andrés Britos

1. Each year is linked to an article about that particular year's draw.
2. The dash means that the result or score is unknown because there are no available sources for this information.
    † indicates #1 ranking.

Women's pairs

Year	Host (final location)		Final				Semifinal losers
			Champions	Score	Runners-up		semifinal 1		semifinal 2
2012	ESP (Barcelona)		Navarro Reiter	7–6, 6–2	Llaguno Amatriain		Eyheraguibel Gago		Salazar Pavón
2013	ESP (Bilbao)		Siverio Mesa	6–4, 2–6, 6–4	Riera Campus		Treptow Márquez		Hernández Grandes
2014	ESP (Palma de Mallorca)		Amatriain Llaguno	6–2, 6–3	Navarro Ortega		Campus Riera		Reiter Banchero
2015	(Málaga)		Cancelled
2018	(Asunción)		Mapi Schez Alayeto Majo Schez Alayeto	6–4, 7–5	Triay Sáinz

Wins by player

Men

Player	Nationality	Wins	Runners-up	Winning Year/s	Runner-up Year/s
Roberto Gattiker		4	0	1992, 1994, 1996, 1998
Alejandro Lasaigues		3	0	1992, 1994, 1996
Cristian Gutiérrez Albizu		3	0	1998, 2006, 2012
Juan Mieres		3	2	2008, 2010, 2014	2006, 2012
Juan Martín Díaz		3	1	2000, 2002, 2004	1998
Hernán Auguste		2	1	2000, 2006	1994
Fernando Belasteguín		2	0	2002, 2004
David Losada		1	1	2008	2006
Guillermo Lahoz		1	1	2010	2014
Fernando Poggi		1	0	2012
Martín di Nenno		1	0	2013
Franco Stupaczuk		1	0	2013
Matías Díaz		1	0	2014
Gabriel Reca		0	3		2000, 2002, 2004
Sebastián Nerone		0	3		2000, 2002, 2004
Alberto Piñón		0	2		1996, 1998
Javier Maquirriain		0	1		1992
Pablo Rovaletti		0	1		1992
Mariano Lasaigues		0	1		1994
Pablo Semprún		0	1		1996
Gervasio del Bono		0	1		2008
Julio Julianoti		0	1		2008
Raúl Arias		0	1		2010
José Javier Limones		0	1		2010
Pablo Lima		0	1		2012
Guillermo Santos		0	1		2013
Manuel Fernández		0	1		2013
Francisco Navarro		0	1		2014

Women

Player	Nationality	Wins	Runners-up	Winning Year/s	Runner-up Year/s
Vicky Friar		1	1	2024	2023
Patricia Llaguno		1	1	2014	2012
Carolina Navarro		1	1	2012	2014
Cecilia Reiter		1	0	2012
Clara Siverio		1	0	2013
Carla Mesa		1	0	2013
Virginia Riera		0	1		2013
Silvana Campus		0	1		2013
Marta Ortega		0	1		2014
Sara B		0	1		2021

Teams medal table

Men's teams

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Argentina	12	4	0	16
2	Spain	4	10	1	15
3	Brazil	0	2	9	11
4	Paraguay	0	0	2	2
	Uruguay	0	0	2	2
6	France	0	0	1	1
	Portugal	0	0	1	1
Totals (7 entries)		16	16	16	48

Women's teams

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Spain	9	7	0	16
2	Argentina	8	9	0	17
3	Brazil	0	1	6	7
4	Uruguay	0	0	4	4
5	Italy	0	0	3	3
6	France	0	0	1	1
	Mexico	0	0	1	1
	Portugal	0	0	1	1
Totals (8 entries)		17	17	16	50

See also

• Padel
• World Padel Tour [es]
• List of Racket Sports
• Padel at the 2023 European Games
• International Padel Federation