- For a more complete list of events, see List of world cups.
- For an overview of sporting World Cups in general, see World cup competition.
Sporting competitions named World Cup include:
Summer
- Artistic Gymnastics World Cup
- Australian Football International Cup
- Baseball World Cup
- Boxing World Cup
- Cricket World Cup
- Davis Cup
- Fed Cup
- FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
- FIFA Club World Cup (men's football/soccer)
- FIFA Futsal World Cup
- FIFA Women's World Cup (women's football/soccer)
- FIFA Women's Club World Cup (women's football/soccer)
- FIFA World Cup (men's football/soccer)
- FINA Diving World Cup
- FINA Swimming World Cup
- FINA Water Polo World Cup
- Hockey World Cup
- IAAF World Cup in Athletics
- ICC World Twenty20
- IFAF World Cup (American football)
- Indoor Cricket World Cup
- ISSF World Cup (shooting)
- ITU Triathlon World Cup
- Orienteering World Cup
- Rowing World Cup
- Rugby League World Cup
- Rugby World Cup (rugby union)
- Rugby World Cup Sevens
- Show Jumping World Cup (equestrian)
- Touch Football World Cup
- UCI World Cup (various cycling world cups)
- VIVA World Cup
- Volleyball World Cup
- Women's Baseball World Cup
- Women's Cricket World Cup
- Women's Rugby League World Cup
- Women's Rugby World Cup
- Women's Hockey World Cup
- Women's World Cup of Golf
- World Cup (men's golf)
- World Cup of Pool
- World Cup of Softball
- World X Cup (professional wrestling)
Winter
- Alpine Skiing World Cup
- Biathlon World Cup
- Bobsleigh World Cup
- FIS Cross-Country World Cup
- FIS Nordic Combined World Cup
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup
- FIS Snowboard World Cup
- Luge World Cup
- Skeleton World Cup
- Speed Skating World Cup
- Short Track Speed Skating World Cup
- World Cup in Ski Orienteering
- World Cup of Hockey (ice hockey)
Mixed seasons
- AMF World Cup
- Paralympic World Cup (multiple sports)
- PBR World Cup
- Speedway World Cup (motorcycle)
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