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FIVB World Grand Prix
Year Host Champions Runners-up Third place Fourth place
1993
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Hong Kong

Cuba

China

Russia

Brazil
1994
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Shanghai

Brazil

Cuba

China

Japan
1995
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Shanghai

United States

Brazil

Cuba

China
1996
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Shanghai

Brazil

Cuba

Russia

China
1997
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Kobe

Russia

Cuba

South Korea

Japan
1998
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Hong Kong

Brazil

Russia

Cuba

China
1999
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Yu Xi

Russia

Brazil

China

Italy
2000
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Manila

Cuba

Russia

Brazil

China
2001
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Macau

United States

China

Russia

Cuba
2002
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Hong Kong

Russia

China

Germany

Brazil
2003
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Andria

China

Russia

United States

Netherlands
2004
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Reggio Calabria

Brazil

Italy

United States

Cuba
2005
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Sendai

Brazil

Italy

China

Cuba
2006
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Reggio Calabria

Brazil

Russia

Italy

Cuba
2007
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Ningbo

Netherlands

China

Italy

Russia
2008
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Yokohama

Brazil

Cuba

Italy

United States
2009
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Tokyo

Brazil

Russia

Germany

Netherlands
2010
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Ningbo

United States

Brazil

Italy

China
2011
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Macau

United States

Brazil

Serbia

Russia
2012
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Ningbo

United States

Brazil

Turkey

Thailand
2013
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Sapporo

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