Results of Individual Events
The table below is a World Table Tennis Champions list of individual events (Men's and Women's Singles, Men's and Women's Doubles and Mixed).
For more details on medalists, see List of World Table Tennis Championships medalists.| No. | City
(Year) |
Singles | Doubles | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men’s | Women’s | Men’s | Women’s | Mixed | ||
| 52 | Paris
(2013) |
Zhang Jike | Li Xiaoxia | Chuang Chih-Yuan
Chen Chien-An |
Guo Yue
Li Xiaoxia |
Kim Hyok-Bong
Kim Jong |
| 51 | Rotterdam
(2011) |
Ding Ning | Ma Long
Xu Xin |
Zhang Chao
Cao Zhen |
||
| 50 | Yokohama
(2009) |
Wang Hao | Zhang Yining | Wang Hao
Chen Qi |
Li Ping
Cao Zhen |
|
| 49 | Zagreb
(2007) |
Wang Liqin | Guo Yue | Ma Lin
Chen Qi |
Wang Nan
Zhang Yining |
Wang Liqin
Guo Yue |
| 48 | Shanghai
(2005) |
Zhang Yining | Kong Linghui
Wang Hao |
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| 47 | Paris
(2003) |
Werner Schlager | Wang Nan | Wang Liqin
Yan Sen |
Ma Lin
Wang Nan |
|
| 46 | Osaka
(2001) |
Wang Liqin | Wang Nan
Li Ju |
Qin Zhijian
Yang Ying |
||
| 45 | Eindhoven
(1999) |
Liu Guoliang | Kong Linghui
Liu Guoliang |
Ma Lin
Zhang Yingying |
||
| 44 | Manchester
(1997) |
Jan-Ove Waldner | Deng Yaping | Deng Yaping
Yang Ying |
Liu Guoliang
Wu Na |
|
| 43 | Tianjin
(1995) |
Kong Linghui | Wang Tao
Lü Lin |
Deng Yaping
Qiao Hong |
Wang Tao
Liu Wei |
|
| 42 | Gothenburg
(1993) |
Jean-Philippe Gatien | Hyun Jung-Hwa | Liu Wei
Qiao Yunping |
||
| 41 | Chiba City
(1991) |
Jörgen Persson | Deng Yaping | Peter Karlsson
Thomas von Scheele |
Chen Zihe
Gao Jun |
|
| 40 | Dortmund
(1989) |
Jan-Ove Waldner | Qiao Hong | Jörg Roßkopf
Steffen Fetzner |
Deng Yaping
Qiao Hong |
Yoo Nam-Kyu
Hyun Jung-Hwa |
| 39 | New Delhi
(1987) |
Jiang Jialiang | He Zhili | Chen Longcan
Wei Qingguang |
Hyun Jung-Hwa
Yang Young-Ja |
Hui Jun
Geng Lijuan |
| 38 | Gothenburg
(1985) |
Cao Yanhua | Mikael Appelgren
Ulf Carlsson |
Dai Lili
Geng Lijuan |
Cai Zhenhua
Cao Yanhua |
|
| 37 | Tokyo
(1983) |
Guo Yuehua | Zoran Kalinić
Dragutin Šurbek |
Dai Lili
Shen Jianping |
Guo Yuehua
Ni Xialian |
|
| 36 | Novi Sad
(1981) |
Tong Ling | Cai Zhenhua
Li Zhenshi |
Cao Yanhua
Zhang Deying |
Xie Saike
Huang Junqun |
|
| 35 | Pyongyang
(1979) |
Seiji Ono | Ge Xinai | Dragutin Šurbek
Anton Stipančić |
Zhang Deying
Zhang Li |
Liang Geliang
Ge Xinai |
| 34 | Birmingham
(1977) |
Mitsuru Kohno | Pak Yung-Sun | Li Zhenshi
Liang Geliang |
Pak Yong-Ok
Yang Ying |
Jacques Secrétin
Claude Bergeret |
| 33 | Calcutta
(1975) |
István Jónyer | István Jónyer
Gabor Gergely |
Maria Alexandru
Shoko Takahashi |
Stanislav Gomozkov
Tatiana Ferdman |
|
| 32 | Sarajevo
(1973) |
Xi Enting | Hu Yulan | Stellan Bengtsson
Kjell Johansson |
Maria Alexandru
Miho Hamada |
Liang Geliang
Li Li |
| 31 | Nagoya
(1971) |
Stellan Bengtsson | Lin Huiqing | István Jónyer
Tibor Klampár |
Zheng Minzhi
Lin Huiqing |
Zhang Xielin
Lin Huiqing |
| 30 | Munich
(1969) |
Shigeo Itoh | Toshiko Kowada | Hans Alser
Kjell Johansson |
Svetlana Grinberg
Zoja Rudnova |
Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Yasuko Konno |
| 29 | Stockholm
(1967) |
Nobuhiko Hasegawa | Sachiko Morisawa | Sachiko Morisawa
Saeko Hirota |
Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Noriko Yamanaka |
|
| 28 | Ljubljana
(1965) |
Zhuang Zedong | Naoko Fukazu | Zhuang Zedong
Xu Yinsheng |
Zheng Minzhi
Lin Huiqing |
Koji Kimura
Masako Seki |
| 27 | Prague
(1963) |
Kimiyo Matsuzaki | Zhang Xielin
Wang Zhiliang |
Kimiyo Matsuzaki
Masako Seki |
Koji Kimura
Kazuko Ito |
|
| 26 | Beijing
(1961) |
Qiu Zhonghui | Koji Kimura
Nobuya Hoshino |
Maria Alexandru
Georgita Pitica |
Ichiro Ogimura
Kimiyo Matsuzaki |
|
| 25 | Dortmund
(1959) |
Rong Guotuan | Kimiyo Matsuzaki | Ichiro Ogimura
Teruo Murakami |
Kazuko Yamaizumi
Taeko Namba |
Ichiro Ogimura
Fujie Eguchi |
| 24 | Stockholm
(1957) |
Toshiaki Tanaka | Fujie Eguchi | Ivan Andreadis
Ladislav Stipek |
Livia Mossoczy
Agnes Simon |
|
| 23 | Tokyo
(1956) |
Ichiro Ogimura | Tomie Okawa | Ichiro Ogimura
Yoshio Tomita |
Angelica Rozeanu
Ella Zeller |
Erwin Klein
Leah Neuberger |
| 22 | Utrecht
(1955) |
Toshiaki Tanaka | Angelica Rozeanu | Ivan Andreadis
Ladislav Stipek |
Kálmán Szepesi
Eva Koczian |
|
| 21 | Wembley
(1954) |
Ichiro Ogimura | Žarko Dolinar
Vilim Harangozo |
Rosalind Rowe
Diane Rowe |
Ivan Andreadis
Gizella Farkas |
|
| 20 | Bucharest
(1953) |
Ferenc Sido | Ferenc Sido
József Kóczián |
Angelica Rozeanu
Gizella Farkas |
Ferenc Sido
Angelica Rozeanu |
|
| 19 | Bombay
(1952) |
Hiroji Satoh | Norikazu Fujii
Tadaki Hayashi |
Shizuki Narahara
Tomie Nishimura |
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| 18 | Vienna
(1951) |
Johnny Leach | Bohumil Vana
Ivan Andreadis |
Rosalind Rowe
Diane Rowe |
Bohumil Vana
Angelica Rozeanu |
|
| 17 | Budapest
(1950) |
Richard Bergmann | Ferenc Sido
Ferenc Soos |
Helen Elliot
Dora Beregi |
Ferenc Sido
Gizella Farkas |
|
| 16 | Stockholm
(1949) |
Johnny Leach | Gizella Farkas | Ivan Andreadis
Frantisek Tokar |
Gizella Farkas
Helen Elliot |
|
| 15 | Wembley
(1948) |
Richard Bergmann | Bohumil Vana
Ladislav Stipek |
Margaret Franks
Vera Thomas |
Richard Miles
Thelma Thall |
|
| 14 | Paris
(1947) |
Bohumil Vana | Bohumil Vana
Adolf Slar |
Gizella Farkas
Gertrude Pritzi |
Ferenc Soos
Gizella Farkas |
|
| 13 | Cairo
(1939) |
Richard Bergmann | Vlasta Depetrisova | Viktor Barna
Richard Bergmann |
Gertrude Pritzi
Hilde Bussmann |
Bohumil Vana
Vera Votrubcova |
| 12 | Wembley
(1938) |
Bohumil Vana | Gertrude Pritzi | Sol Shiff
James McClure |
Vlasta Depetrisova
Vera Votrubcova |
Laszlo Bellak
Wendy Woodhead |
| 11 | Baden
(1937) |
Richard Bergmann | Ruth Aarons
Gertrude Pritzi |
Robert Blattner
James McClure |
Bohumil Vana
Vera Votrubcova |
|
| 10 | Prague
(1936) |
Stanislav Kolář | Ruth Aarons | Marie Kettnerová
Marie Smidova |
Miloslav Hamr
Gertrude Kleinová |
|
| 9 | Wembley
(1935) |
Viktor Barna | Marie Kettnerová | Viktor Barna
Miklós Szabados |
Mária Mednyánszky
Anna Sipos |
Viktor Barna
Anna Sipos |
| 8 | Paris
(1933) |
Miklós Szabados
Mária Mednyánszky |
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| 7 | Baden
(1933) |
Anna Sipos | Viktor Barna
Sándor Glancz |
István Kelen
Mária Mednyánszky |
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| 6 | Prague
(1932) |
Viktor Barna
Miklós Szabados |
Viktor Barna
Anna Sipos |
|||
| 5 | Budapest
(1931) |
Miklós Szabados | Mária Mednyánszky | Miklós Szabados
Mária Mednyánszky |
||
| 4 | Berlin
(1930) |
Viktor Barna | ||||
| 3 | Budapest
(1929) |
Fred Perry | Erika Metzger
Mona Rüster |
István Kelen
Anna Sipos |
||
| 2 | Stockholm
(1928) |
Zoltán Mechlovits | Alfred Liebster
Robert Thum |
Mária Mednyánszky
Fanchette Flamm |
Zoltán Mechlovits
Mária Mednyánszky |
|
| 1 | London
(1926) |
Roland Jacobi | Roland Jacobi
Daniel Pecsi |
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| a.^ The champion of Woman's Singles in 1937 was declared vacant due to time limit rule in force at the time. In 2001, it was decided to declared the two players Co-Champions. | ||||||
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