The North and Central American qualifying phase for the FIP World Cup 2026 It started in the best possible way for both the United States and Mexico. Toronto In the tournament where the qualifying matches are being played, both nations made a convincing start by winning their respective matches. 3-0 during their first match.
These initial results put them in an ideal position to qualify for the Padel World Championships, which will take place in Doha , 2 TO 7 NOVEMBER 2026 .
The United States takes the lead in men's sports
Facing Canada, the host country of this qualifying phase played in District Padel of Mississauga The American team quickly displayed its ambitions.
The first pair, consisting of Vinny Di Francesco et Christopher Hupreys , gave his team a perfect start with a controlled victory in two sets ( 6 / 2 6 / 3 ) in front of Victor Kruslev et Colin West .
In the wake, Nico Agritelley et Matias Segura confirmed American dominance by winning by a score of 6 / 2 6 / 2 salary. Andrew Bourne et Ilya Tiraspolsky .
Finally Raul Alvarez placeholder image et Jose De Armas concluded the meeting with a success 6 / 3 6 / 2 face Robinson et Bergeron , giving the United States a resounding victory.
Thanks to this victory, the Americans temporarily take the lead in the group before their next match. Canada will try to respond in their second game, while Mexico will make their men's competition debut against Canada.
The first two teams from this group will secure their qualification for the final phase of the World Cup.
Mexico makes an immediate impression among the women
In the women's draw, Mexico also got off to an ideal start with a resounding victory. 3-0 against Canada.
The most hotly contested encounter occurred during the first match, where Renata Martínez Becerra et Ana Paula De La Peña Rosas managed to turn things around after losing the first set to ultimately win 4/6 6/2 6/1 .
The other two matches then largely went in favor of the Mexicans.
Johana Elizabet Snaider et Ivana Perches have dominated Ena Indjin et Riva Mackie ( 6 / 3 6 / 0 ), while Camila Ramme et Estefanía Fuentes concluded the match with a swift victory ( 6 / 1 6 / 0 ) in front of Aziza Berriri et Christine Lilley .
With this victory, Mexico confirms its status as favorite in a competition where only one women's team will get his ticket to Doha.

A US-Mexico clash that's already decisive
The second day could already be decisive in the race for qualification.
In women, the United States and Mexico They will face off in a duel that resembles a true final before the final. The winner will have a very strong chance of securing the single qualifying spot for the FIP World Cup 2026 .
On the men's side, the competition remains more open, but every victory will be crucial in a group where only the two initial selections will continue their journey towards the Doha World Cup.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.


































































































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