World Championships : presentation and medal winners

Presentation of next event Women's Extra Lightweight 48 kg Women's Half Lightweight 52 kg Women's Lightweight 57 kg Women's Half Middleweight 63 kg Women's Middleweight 70 kg Women's Half Heavyweight 78 kg Women's Heavyweight +78 kg Women's Open class Men's Extra Lightweight 60 kg Men's Half Lightweight 66 kg Men's Lightweight 73 kg Men's Half Middleweight 81 kg Men's Middleweight 90 kg Men's Half Heavyweight 100 kg Men's Heavyweight +100 kg Men's Open class Men's Half Lightweight 65 kg Men's Lightweight 71 kg Men's Half Middleweight 78 kg Men's Middleweight 86 kg Men's Half Heavyweight 95 kg Men's Heavyweight +95 kg Women's Lightweight 56 kg Women's Half Middleweight 61 kg Women's Middleweight 66 kg Women's Half Heavyweight 72 kg Women's Heavyweight +72 kg Men's Lightweight 63 kg Men's Half middleweight 70 kg Men's Middleweight 80 kg Men's Half Heavyweight 93 kg Men's Heavyweight +93 kg Men's Lightweight 68 kg Men's Heavyweight +80 kg Men's Teams Women's Teams

Information and history

First edition	1987
Editions	14 (including 2011)
First winner	China Li Zhongyun
Most wins	Japan Ryoko Tani (7)
Most recent winner	Japan Haruna Asami

Results of the last edition (2011-08-23)

Medal winners since 1987 with links to results and winners

2011 (Host Country : France)	1. Japan Haruna Asami	2. Japan Tomoko Fukumi	3. Brazil Sarah Menezes  3. Hungary Eva Csernoviczki
2010 (Host Country : Japan)	1. Japan Tomoko Fukumi	2. Japan Haruna Asami	3. Romania Alina Alexandra Dumitru  3. Brazil Sarah Menezes
2009 (Host Country : Netherlands)	1. Japan Tomoko Fukumi	2. Spain Oiana Blanco	3. Republic of Korea Chung Jung-Yeon  3. France Frédérique Jossinet
2007 (Host Country : Brazil)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. Cuba Yanet Bermoy Acosta	3. Romania Alina Alexandra Dumitru  3. France Frédérique Jossinet
2005 (Host Country : Egypt)	1. Cuba Yanet Bermoy Acosta	2. France Frédérique Jossinet	3. Romania Alina Alexandra Dumitru  3. Algeria Soraya Haddad
2003 (Host Country : Japan)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. France Frédérique Jossinet	3. Cuba Danieska Carrion  3. Turkey Nese Sensoy
2001 (Host Country : Germany)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. Democratic People's Republic of Korea Kyong Ok Ri	3. Cuba Danieska Carrion  3. Italy Giuseppina Macrì
1999 (Host Country : Great Britain)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. Cuba Amarilys Savon	3. Germany Anna-maria Gradante  3. France Sarah Nichilo
1997 (Host Country : France)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. Cuba Amarilys Savon	3. Democratic People's Republic of Korea Pae Dong Suk  3. Switzerland Monika Kurath
1995 (Host Country : Japan)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. China Aiyue Li	3. Cuba Amarilys Savon  3. Poland Malgorzata Roszkowska
1993 (Host Country : Canada)	1. Japan Ryoko Tani	2. China Aiyue Li	3. Italy Giovanna Tortora  3. Great Britain Joyce Heron
1991 (Host Country : Spain)	1. France Cécile Nowak	2. Great Britain Karen Briggs	3. Cuba Legna Verdecia  3. Japan Ryoko Tani
1989 (Host Country : Yugoslavia)	1. Great Britain Karen Briggs	2. Japan Fumiko Ezaki	3. France Cécile Nowak  3. Netherlands Jessica Gal
1987 (Host Country : West Germany)	1. China Li Zhongyun	2. Japan Fumiko Ezaki	3. Netherlands Jessica Gal  3. Taiwan Yu Ping Chou

Links related to this event

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