World Badminton Championships History, Men's, Women's Singles winners, past champions since 1977.

The World Badminton Championship is also known as BWF World Championships OR as IBF World Championships. It is organized by Badminton World Federation (BWF).

The 1st BWF World Badminton Championship held in 1977.

China is the most successful national teams, whose players have won the overall 196 Medals, including 69 Gold Medals, 48 Silver and 80 Bronze medals till 2022 BWF championships, Followed by The second highest is Indonesia, with 78 medals (23 gold, 19 silver, 36 bronze),

BWF World Badminton Championship 2023 Men's Singles Winner is Kunlavut Vitidsarn (Thai) & Women's Singles Champions is An Se-young (South Korea).

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The BWF World Badminton Championships 2023 take place in August at Copenhagen, Denmark.

Here is a full breakdown year by year complete list of BWF Badminton World championships of all 27 editions, Final Men's Singles & Women's Singles Winners List & Medalists champions Since 1977 to 2023.

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BWF Badminton World Championships Winners: Full list of past champions from 1977 - 2023.

Year Men’s singles -- Women’s singles

1977 - Flemming Delfs (Den.) -- Lene Köppen (Den.)

1980 - Rudy Hartono (Indon.) -- Verawaty Wiharjo (Indon.)

1983 - Icuk Sugiarto (Indon.) -- Li Lingwei (China)

1985 - Han Jian (China) -- Han Aiping (China)

1987 - Yang Yang (China) -- Han Aiping (China)

1989 - Yang Yang (China) -- Li Lingwei (China)

1991 - Zhao Jianhua (China) -- Tang Jiuhong (China)

1993 - Joko Suprianto (Indon.) -- Susi Susanti (Indon.)

1995 - Heryanto Arbi (Indon.) -- Ye Zhaoying (China)

1997 - Peter Rasmussen (Den.) -- Ye Zhaoying (China)

1999 - Sun Jun (China) -- Camellia Martin (Den.)

2001 - Hendrawan (Indon.) -- Gong Ruina (China)

2003 - Xia Xuanze (China) -- Zhang Ning (China)

2005 - Taufik Hidayat (Indon.) -- Xie Xingfang (China)

2006 - Lin Dan (China) -- Xie Xingfang (China)

2007 - Lin Dan (China) -- Zhu Lin (China)

2009 - Lin Dan (China) -- Lu Lan (China)

2010 - Chen Jin (China) -- Wang Lin (China)

2011 - Lin Dan (China) -- Wang Yihan (China)

2013 - Lin Dan (China) -- Ratchanok Inthanon (Thai)

2014 - Chen Long (CHN) -- Carolina Marín (Spain)

2015 - Chen Long (CHN) -- Carolina Marín (Spain)

2017 - Viktor Axelsen (Den.) -- Nozomi Okuhara (Indon.)

2018 - Kento Momota (JAP) -- Carolina Marin (ESP)

2019 -- Kento Momota (JAP) -- PV Sindhu (IND)

2021 -- Loh Kean Yew (SING) -- Akane Yamaguchi (JAP)

2022 -- Viktor Axelsen (DEN) -- Akane Yamaguchi (JAP)

2023 -- Kunlavut Vitidsarn (THAI) -- An Se-young (S.KOR)

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