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Vovinam World Championships

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Vovinam World Championships
Competition details
DisciplineVovinam
TypeTechnical and Fighting
OrganiserWorld Vovinam VietVoDao Federation (WVVF)
Divisions
Current weight divisionsMale 51-54 kg, 54-57 kg, 57-60 kg, 60-64 kg, and 64-68 kg. Female 51-54 kg, 51-54 kg, 54-57 kg, and 57-60 kg.
History
First edition2002 in Paris, France
Final edition2022 in Paris, France[1]
Most wins Vietnam (98 Gold medals)

The Vovinam World Championships, also known as the World Vovinam VietVoDao Championships, are the highest level of competition for Vovinam organized by the World Vovinam Federation (WVVF).[2]

List of world championships

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Edition Year Host City Country Events
1 2002 Paris  France 2
2 2006 Algiers  Algeria 2
3 2009 Ho Chi Minh City  Vietnam 2
4 2010 Sundern  Germany 2
5 2011 Ho Chi Minh City  Vietnam 2
6 2013 Paris  France 2
7 2014 Paris  France 2
8 2015 Algiers  Algeria 2
9 2017 New Delhi  India 2
10 2018 Brussels  Belgium 2
11 2019 Phnom Penh  Cambodia [3]
12 2022 Paris  France [4]
12 2023 Ho Chi Minh  Vietnam [5]

Source: [2]

All-time medal table

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The following reflects the all-time medal counts as of the 2017 World Vovinam Championships:[6]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Vietnam982016134
2 France608344187
3 Algeria515929139
4 Belgium1418436
5 Senegal12211043
6 Iran1112739
7 Italy843960
8 Russia752638
9 Cambodia6191439
10 Romania515323
11 Burkina Faso46515
12 Ukraine4048
13 Laos33612
14 United States3306
15 Myanmar26412
16 India251320
17 Ivory Coast25815
18 Morocco2518
19 Spain16613
20 Indonesia1539
21 Afghanistan1034
22 Switzerland1023
23 Germany012517
24 Belarus041317
25 Japan0101
26 Poland0088
27 Thailand0044
28 Bangladesh0022
 Denmark0022
 Mauritania0022
31 Nepal0011
Totals (31 entries)298345274917

References

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  1. ^ "Official website of the Vovinam-VietVoDao World Federation - 2022 - Paris".
  2. ^ a b "World Vovinam Championship scores and results - Vovinam World Map". vovinam-vietvodao.com.
  3. ^ "THE 6TH WVVF WORLD VOVINAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 | European Vovinam Viet Vo Dao Federation".
  4. ^ "Official website of the Vovinam-VietVoDao World Federation - 2022 - Paris".
  5. ^ https://planetesport.dz/mohamed-djouadj-notre-objectif-terminer-a-la-2e-place/
  6. ^ "By Stats". vovinam-vietvodao.com.