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World Cup Taekwondo Team Championships

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The World Cup Taekwondo Team Championships began in 2006, and is held every two years by World Taekwondo.

The participating male and female teams are divided into five groups each and the top four countries at the previous championship and the host country are seeded. Top five teams and three best-record teams among the second-placed teams in the men’s and women’s division of the preliminary round advance to the quarterfinal round. The quarterfinal, semifinal and final matches are conducted in a single elimination format.

Summary

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Men

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Year Hosts Champion Score Runner-up Bronze medalists
2006 Thailand Bangkok, Thailand  South Korea 3–2  Iran  France
2009 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan  Turkey 3–2  Iran  Azerbaijan and  Russia
2010 China Urumqi, China  Iran 3–1  Spain  South Korea and  Turkey
2012 Aruba Santa Cruz, Aruba  South Korea 27–13  Iran  China and  Spain
2013 Ivory Coast Abidjan, Ivory Coast  Mexico 17–11  Ivory Coast  Russia and  South Korea
2014 Mexico Querétaro, Mexico  Russia 29–26  Mexico  Iran and  South Korea
2015 Mexico Mexico City, Mexico  Azerbaijan 42–23  Iran  Russia and  South Korea
2016 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan  Azerbaijan 21–5  South Korea  Belgium and  Turkey
2017 Ivory Coast Abidjan, Ivory Coast  Iran 34–33  Russia  Ivory Coast and  South Korea
2018 United Arab Emirates Fujairah, United Arab Emirates  Iran 31–30  Russia  Azerbaijan and  Kazakhstan
2019 China Wuxi, China  Iran 71–68  South Korea  China and  Russia
2023 South Korea Goyang, South Korea  Iran 2–0  Australia  Brazil
2024 South Korea Chuncheon, South Korea  Iran 2–0  South Korea  Morocco

Women

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Year Hosts Champion Score Runner-up Bronze medalists
2006 Thailand Bangkok, Thailand  South Korea 3–2  Turkey  China
2009 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan  South Korea 3–2  Russia  Morocco and  Turkey
2010 China Urumqi, China  South Korea 3–2  China  Thailand and  Turkey
2012 Aruba Santa Cruz, Aruba  China 12–11  France  Croatia and  Russia
2013 Ivory Coast Abidjan, Ivory Coast  South Korea 12–9  China  France and  Ivory Coast
2014 Mexico Querétaro, Mexico  South Korea 47–25  Ivory Coast  China and  France
2015 Mexico Mexico City, Mexico  China 34–32  Mexico  Chinese Taipei and  South Korea
2016 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan  China 6–4  South Korea  Russia and  Turkey
2017 Ivory Coast Abidjan, Ivory Coast  China 49–42  South Korea  Ivory Coast and  Morocco
2018 United Arab Emirates Fujairah, United Arab Emirates  China 77–41  Ivory Coast  France and  Russia
2019 China Wuxi, China  China 34–30  Russia  China and  South Korea
2023 South Korea Goyang, South Korea  South Korea 2–0  Morocco  China
2024 South Korea Chuncheon, South Korea  Iran 2–1  Morocco  South Korea

Mixed

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Year Hosts Champion Score Runner-up Bronze medalists
2016 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan  South Korea 9–7  Russia  Belgium and  United States
2017 Ivory Coast Abidjan, Ivory Coast  China 57–55  Russia  Mexico and  South Korea
2018 United Arab Emirates Fujairah, United Arab Emirates  Russia 35–22  Turkey  Ivory Coast and  Kazakhstan
2019 China Wuxi, China  China 50–26  Iran  Russia and  Turkey
2023 South Korea Goyang, South Korea  Brazil 2–0  Morocco  Iran
China Wuxi, China  China 36–30  Uzbekistan  Brazil and  South Korea
2024 South Korea Chuncheon, South Korea  China 2–1  Iran  South Korea
China Wuxi, China  Brazil 2–1  China  Uzbekistan

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China103619
2 South Korea951125
3 Iran76215
4 Russia26816
5 Azerbaijan2024
 Brazil2024
7 Turkey1269
8 Mexico1214
9 Ivory Coast0347
10 Morocco0336
11 France0145
12 Spain0112
 Uzbekistan0112
14 Australia0101
15 Belgium0022
 Kazakhstan0022
17 Chinese Taipei0011
 Croatia0011
 Thailand0011
 United States0011
Totals (20 entries)343459127

See also

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References

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