Results
| Year | Entries | Medalists | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 | 149 | 1. | Russ Ekeblad | Michael Seamon |
| 2. | Marcel Leflon | Dominique Masure | ||
| 3. | Alexander Ladyzhensky | Anatoli Pavlov | ||
| 2002 | 130 | 1. | Tadashi Imakura | Masayuki Ino |
| 2. | David Burn | Nick Sandqvist | ||
| 3. | Wojtek Olański | Włodzimierz Starkowski | ||
| 2006 | 213 | 1. | Okay Gür | Tezcan Şen |
| 2. | Zoltan Nagy | Bobby Richman | ||
| 3. | Alexander Ladyzhensky | Irina Ladyzhensky | ||
| 2010 | 163 | 1. | Wolfe Thompson | Marc Zwerling |
| 2. | Joao-Paulo Campos | Miguel Villas-Boas | ||
| 3. | Kelley Hwang | John Zilic | ||
In 1998 there were 160 pairs completed play on day one of whom 149 continued on day two.
In 2002 146 and 130.
There were 213 entries in 2006 of which 72 advanced to the final and 42 to the consolation. Four years later there were only 163 entries of which 73 advanced to the final.
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