Women's Champions
| Date | Location | Winner | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Bergheim, Germany | Robin Bell (1) | Loree Jon Jones |
| 1991 | Las Vegas, United States | Robin Bell (2) | Jo Ann Mason |
| 1992 | Taipei, Taiwan | Franziska Stark (1) | Vivian Villarreal |
| 1993 | Königswinter, Germany | Loree Jon Jones (1) | Jeanette Lee |
| 1994 | Chicago, United States | Ewa Mataya Laurance (1) | Jeanette Lee |
| 1995 | Taipei, Taiwan | Gerda Hofstatter (1) | Vivian Villarreal |
| 1996 | Borlänge, Sweden | Allison Fisher (1) | Jeanette Lee |
| 1997 | Chicago, United States | Allison Fisher (2) | Jennifer Chen |
| 1998 | Taipei, Taiwan | Allison Fisher (3) | Franziska Stark |
| 1999, December 5–12 | Alicante, Spain | Hsin-Mei Liu (1) | Allison Fisher |
| 2000, November 14–19 | Quebec City, Canada | Julie Kelly (1) | Karen Corr |
| 2001, November 17–19 | Amagasaki, Japan | Allison Fisher (4) | Karen Corr |
| 2002, July 3–7 | Kaohsiung, Taiwan | Hsin-Mei Liu (2) | Karen Corr |
| 2003 | event not held | — | — |
| 2004, December 8–11 | Rankweil, Austria | Ga Young Kim (1) | Liu Hsin-Mei |
| 2005 | event not held | — | — |
| 2006, March 1–5 | Taipei, Taiwan | Ga Young Kim (2) | Liu Hsin-Mei |
| 2007, April 5–8 | Taoyuan, Taiwan | Pan Xiaoting (1) | Rubilen Amit |
| 2008, March 30 – April 7 | Taipei, Taiwan | Lin Yuan-Chun (1) | Ga Young Kim |
| 2009, November 16 – 22 | Shenyang, China | Liu Shasha (1) | Karen Corr |
| 2010, August 27 – August 29 | Shenyang, China | Fu Xiaofang (1) | Allison Fisher |
| 2011, September 19 – September 25 | Shenyang, China | Bi Zhu Qing (1) | Chen Siming |
| 2012, June 18 – June 21 | Shenyang, China |
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