IFA Fistball World Tour Finals

The IFA Fistball World Tour Finals have been hosted by the International Fistball Association (IFA, Internationale Fistball-Vereinigung) since 2018 . They replaced the previous competition, the Fistball World Cup .

Eligibility to participate

One team from the member associations per continent is eligible to participate; in the case of continents with continental championships, the respective winners of the highest cup competitions of the previous year for the women's or men's club teams. In addition, the best-placed teams from the IFA Fistball World Tour of the previous year qualify . A total of eight teams take part in the women's and men's competition.

Men's World Tour Final

The first event took place in Vaihingen / Enz in 2018 . The third event should actually take place in Birmingham (USA) in 2020 as a pre-event of the World Games 2021. Due to the corona virus, the event had to be canceled.

#	year	Duration	place	gold	silver	bronze
1.	2018	27.-28. April	Vaihingen / Enz	SG Novo Hamburgo	STV Wigoltingen	SVD Diepoldsau
2.	2019	13-15 September	Salzburg	TSV Pfungstadt	SG Novo Hamburgo	Union Tigers Vöcklabruck
3.	2021

Overall medal table for men

#	society	gold	silver	bronze
1	SG Novo Hamburgo	1	1	0
2	TSV Pfungstadt	1	0	0
3	STV Wigoltingen	0	1	0
4th	SVD Diepoldsau	0	0	1
	Union Tigers Vöcklabruck	0	0	1

Women's World Tour Final

The first event took place in Vaihingen / Enz in 2018 . The third event should actually take place in Birmingham (USA) in 2020 as a pre-event of the World Games 2021. Due to the corona virus, the event had to be canceled.

#	year	Duration	place	gold	silver	bronze
1.	2018	27.-28. April	Vaihingen / Enz	Duque de Caxias	TSV Dennach	TSV Calw
2.	2019	13-15 September	Salzburg	TSV Dennach	Sogipa Porto Alegre	Duque de Caxias
3.	2021

Overall medal table for women

#	society	gold	silver	bronze
1	TSV Dennach	1	1	0
2	Duque de Caxias Curitiba	1	0	1
3	Sogipa Porto Alegre	0	1	0
4th	TSV Calw	0	0	1