List of Badminton World championships Winners, Medalist champions.

World Badminton Championships Men's, Women's Singles winners, champions | History.  

• 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/players who have won the overall 63 Gold Medals till 2017, In Men's Singles Winners & Women's Singles Champions players overall won the 31, 50 gold medals
• BWF World Badminton Championship 2017 Men's Singles Winner/Gold Medalist is Viktor Axelsen (Den) & Women's Singles Champions/Gold medalist is Nozomi Okuhara (JP).

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The BWF World Badminton Championships 2018 that will take place from 30 July to 5 August at Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre in Nanjing, China.



Here is a full breakdown year by year complete list of BWF Badminton World championships Final Men's Singles & Women's Singles Winners List & Medalists champions Since 1977-2017. 




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.)

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