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DNO - After more than a week of exciting competition in Da Nang, the Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026 officially concluded with top-tier final matches that drew large crowds of spectators and created a vibrant atmosphere.
The success of the tournament once again affirmed Da Nang’s position and its capability to successfully host international-scale sporting events.
The Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026 brought 5,000 athletes from 81 countries and territories, along with a large number of spectators, to Da Nang over the past week.
From tourism and service experiences to competition and cheering, the event created a lively atmosphere in this coastal city.
Vietnam finishes runner-up at Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026
After losing to the United States in the final on the evening of September 6, Vietnam finished as the runner-up at the Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026 on home soil.
The US team demonstrated its superior strength by defeating Vietnamese pairs in women’s doubles, men’s doubles and two mixed-doubles matches to secure a 4 - 0 victory and claim the championship.
Earlier, in the Juniors team event, the US youth team also defeated Vietnam’s youth team 3-1 to take the title.
On the courts, athletes delivered spectacular rallies and impressive shots, showcasing a high level of skill.
The thrilling matches, spectacular rallies, and wonderful memories from the tournament served as motivation for athletes to continue striving for greater achievements.
Results of the Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026 finals:
- Open Team: the USA (defeated Vietnam 4 - 0).
- Juniors Team: the USA (defeated Vietnam 3 - 1).
- Pro Men's Singles: Ly Hoang Nam champion (defeated Phuc Huynh).
- Pro Women's Singles: Katerina Stewart champion (defeated Roos Van Reek).
- Pro Men's Doubles: Richard Livornese Jr. & Jack Munro (defeated Ly Hoang Nam & Nguyen Anh Gia Huy).
- Pro Women's Doubles: Selina Turulja & Nicola Schoeman (defeated Domenika Turkovic & Katerina Stewart).
- Pro Mixed Doubles: Jack Munro & Nicola Schoeman (defeated Ly Hoang Nam & Roos Van Reek).
The Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026 concluded after days of intense competition.
The tournament not only delivered thrilling matches but also created opportunities for interaction and connection within the pickleball community, thereby helping to spread the spirit of sportsmanship and promote the image of Da Nang to the world.
Da Nang boasts many favorable conditions for hosting large-scale sporting events. The special attention, support and facilitation provided by the city’s leaders are among the key factors attracting event organizers.
Mr. Hercilio Cabieses, President of the Pickleball World Cup
According to the organizers, during the tournament, athletes not only met on the courts but also had the chance to learn about each other's countries and people.
Beyond the competition itself, exchange and training programs, initiatives connecting sports with technology, businesses and the community, as well as the World Market space, further enriched the significance of the event.
Da Nang left a lasting impression on the community, inspired the younger generation, and opened up new opportunities for cooperation.
A destination for prestigious international events
Under its development strategy, Da Nang eyes becoming a livable and attractive city, a destination for prestigious international events, and a regional hub connecting people, knowledge, culture, sports, technology, and business.
Hosting the international-scale pickleball tournament in Da Nang is clear evidence of this direction.
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Heineken Pickleball World Cup 2026, Mr. Nguyen Manh Hung, Deputy Secretary of the municipal Party Committee and Chairman of the People’s Committee, affirmed that the city viewed international sporting events not only as a way to enrich spiritual life and promote physical fitness, but also as important components of economic development, tourism, and people-to-people diplomacy.