IHF World Men's Handball Championship

IHF World Men's Handball Championship
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2015 World Men's Handball Championship
Sport Handball
Founded 1938
No. of teams 24
Continent International (IHF)
Most recent
champion(s)
 France (5th title)
Most titles  France (5 titles)

The World Men's Handball Championship has been organized by the International Handball Federation since 1938. The competition has been dominated by European countries.

History

Early starts

The first World Championship took place in Germany in 1938, involving four teams from Europe who competed in a round robin stage to find a winner. It wouldn't be until sixteen years later where the second World Championship was held in the country of Sweden. Throughout their history, the World Championships has been dominated by European teams, with no medals being won by non-European countries until 2015, by Qatar. Over the years, the organization of the World Championships has changed. Initially, there were group games in both the preliminary and main rounds, but more recently a knockout system has been applied after the preliminary round.

Tournaments

Year Host Final 3rd place match Teams
Champions Score Runners-up 3rd place Score 4th place
1938
Details
Nazi Germany
Germany

Germany
Round-robin
Austria

Sweden
Round-robin
Denmark
4
1954
Details
Sweden
Sweden

Sweden
17–14
West Germany

Czechoslovakia
24–11
Switzerland
6
1958
Details
East Germany
East Germany

Sweden
22–12
Czechoslovakia

Germany1
16–13
Denmark
16
1961
Details
West Germany
West Germany

Romania
9–8 (2ET)
Czechoslovakia

Sweden
17–14
Germany1
12
1964
Details
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia

Romania
25–22
Sweden

Czechoslovakia
22–15
West Germany
16
1967
Details
Sweden
Sweden

Czechoslovakia
14–11
Denmark

Romania
21–19 (ET)
Soviet Union
16
1970
Details
France
France

Romania
13–12 (2ET)
East Germany

Yugoslavia
29–12
Denmark
16
1974
Details
East Germany
East Germany

Romania
14–12
East Germany

Yugoslavia
18–16
Poland
16
1978
Details
Denmark
Denmark

West Germany
20–19
Soviet Union

East Germany
19–15
Denmark
16
1982
Details
West Germany
West Germany

Soviet Union
30–27 (ET)
Yugoslavia

Poland
23–22
Denmark
16
1986
Details
Switzerland
Switzerland

Yugoslavia
24–22
Hungary

East Germany
24–23
Sweden
16
1990
Details
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia

Sweden
27–23
Soviet Union

Romania
27–21
Yugoslavia
16
1993
Details
Sweden
Sweden

Russia
28–19
France

Sweden
26–19
Switzerland
16
1995
Details
Iceland
Iceland

France
23–19
Croatia

Sweden
26–20
Germany
24
1997
Details
Japan
Japan

Russia
23–21
Sweden

France
28–27
Hungary
24
1999
Details
Egypt
Egypt

Sweden
25–24
Russia

Yugoslavia
27–24
Spain
24
2001
Details
France
France

France
28–25 (ET)
Sweden

Yugoslavia
27–17
Egypt
24
2003
Details
Portugal
Portugal

Croatia
34–31
Germany

France
27–22
Spain
24
2005
Details
Tunisia
Tunisia

Spain
40–34
Croatia

France
26–25
Tunisia
24
2007
Details
Germany
Germany

Germany
29–24
Poland

Denmark
34–27
France
24
2009
Details
Croatia
Croatia

France
24–19
Croatia

Poland
31–23
Denmark
24
2011
Details
Sweden
Sweden

France
37–35 (ET)
Denmark

Spain
24–23
Sweden
24
2013
Details
Spain
Spain

Spain
35–19
Denmark

Croatia
31–26
Slovenia
24
2015
Details
Qatar
Qatar

France
25–22
Qatar

Poland
29–28 (ET)
Spain
24
2017
Details
France
France
24
2019
Details
Denmark Germany
Denmark / Germany
24
2021
Details
Egypt
Egypt
24
2023
Details
Poland Sweden
Poland / Sweden
24

Medal count

Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  France 5139
2  Sweden 43411
3  Romania 4026
4  Germany 2103
 Russia 2103
6  Spain 2013
7  Croatia 1315
8  Czechoslovakia 1225
9  Soviet Union 1203
10  Yugoslavia 1124
11  West Germany 1113
12  Denmark 0314
13  East Germany 0224
14  Poland 0134
15  Austria 0101
 Hungary 0101
 Qatar 0101
18  Serbia 0022
Total 24242472

List of hosts

List of hosts by number of championships hosted.

Times
hosted
Host Year(s)
7Germany Germany
West Germany (West Germany)
1938, 1958, 1961, 1974, 1982, 2007, (2019)
5Sweden Sweden 1954, 1967, 1993, 2011, (2023)
3France France 1970, 2001, (2017)
2Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 1964, 1990
2Denmark Denmark 1978, (2019)
2Egypt Egypt 1999, (2021)
1Croatia Croatia 2009
1Iceland Iceland 1995
1Japan Japan 1997
1Poland Poland (2023)
1Portugal Portugal 2003
1Qatar Qatar 2015
1Spain Spain 2013
1Switzerland Switzerland 1986
1Tunisia Tunisia 2005

Participation details

Team Germany
1938
(4)
Sweden
1954

(6)
East Germany
1958

(16)
West Germany
1961

(12)
Czechoslovakia
1964

(16)
Sweden
1967

(16)
France
1970

(16)
East Germany
1974

(16)
Denmark
1978

(16)
West Germany
1982

(16)
Switzerland
1986

(16)
Czechoslovakia
1990

(16)
Sweden
1993

(16)
Iceland
1995

(24)
Japan
1997

(24)
Egypt
1999

(24)
France
2001

(24)
Portugal
2003

(24)
Tunisia
2005

(24)
Germany
2007

(24)
Croatia
2009

(24)
Sweden
2011

(24)
Spain
2013

(24)
Qatar
2015

(24)
France
2017

(24)
Total
 Algeria15th16th16th16th16th17th15th13th18th17th19th15th17th24th14
 Angola20th21stQ3
 Argentina22nd21st15th17th18th16th18th12th18th12thQ11
 Australia24th21st24th24th24th24th24th7
 Austria2nd11th14th18th13th5
 Bahrain23rdQ2
 BelarusPart of  Soviet Union9th15th18thQ4
 Bosnia and HerzegovinaPart of  Yugoslavia20th1
 Brazil15th24th24th16th19th22nd19th19th21st21st13th16thQ13
 Bulgaria11th14th2
 Canada16th15th23rd3
 Chile22nd23rd23rdQ4
 China20th20th2
 CroatiaPart of  Yugoslavia2nd13th10th9th1st2nd5th2nd5th3rd6thQ12
 Cuba13th15th14th13th14th8th20th7
 Czech RepublicSee  Czechoslovakia8th11th18th10th12th17th6
 Denmark4th5th4th5th7th2nd4th8th4th4th8th9th19th9th9th13th3rd4th2nd2nd5thQ22
 Egypt14th12th6th6th7th4th15th14th17th14th14th16th14thQ14
 Finland14th1
 France6th9th8th13th10th12th16th9th2nd1st3rd6th1st3rd3rd4th1st1st6th1stQ21
 Germany1stSee  West Germany6th4th5th8th2nd9th1st5th11th5th7thQ13
 Greece6th1
 Greenland20th24th22nd3
 Hungary7th8th8th8th7th9th9th2nd6th11th17th4th11th6th9th6th7th8thQ19
 Iceland10th6th9th11th14th13th6th10th8th14th5th11th7th15th8th6th12th11thQ19
 Iran21st1
 Italy18th1
Team Germany
1938
(4)
Sweden
1954

(6)
East Germany
1958

(16)
West Germany
1961

(12)
Czechoslovakia
1964

(16)
Sweden
1967

(16)
France
1970

(16)
East Germany
1974

(16)
Denmark
1978

(16)
West Germany
1982

(16)
Switzerland
1986

(16)
Czechoslovakia
1990

(16)
Sweden
1993

(16)
Iceland
1995

(24)
Japan
1997

(24)
Egypt
1999

(24)
France
2001

(24)
Portugal
2003

(24)
Tunisia
2005

(24)
Germany
2007

(24)
Croatia
2009

(24)
Sweden
2011

(24)
Spain
2013

(24)
Qatar
2015

(24)
France
2017

(24)
Total
 Japan12th16th11th10th12th12th14th15th23rd15th16th16thQ13
 Kuwait15th20th19th23rd20th22nd19th22nd8
 LithuaniaPart of  Soviet Union10th1
 Luxembourg16th1
 MacedoniaPart of  Yugoslavia18th11th14th9thQ5
 MontenegroPart of  YugoslaviaPart of  Serbia and Montenegro22nd1
 Morocco22nd23rd17th22nd23rd20th6
 Netherlands11th1
 Nigeria23rd1
 Norway6th7th11th13th13th13th12th13th14th7th13th9th9thQ14
 Poland5th12th14th4th6th3rd14th11th10th2nd3rd8th9th3rdQ15
 Portugal19th16th12th3
 Qatar16th21st23rd20th2ndQ6
 Romania13th1st1st3rd1st1st7th5th9th3rd10th10th15th19th14
 RussiaSee  Soviet Union1st5th1st2nd6th5th8th6th16th7th19thQ12
 Saudi Arabia21st22nd21st10th23rd19th22ndQ8
 SerbiaPart of  YugoslaviaPart of  Serbia and Montenegro8th10th10th3
 SlovakiaPart of  Czechoslovakia10th17th2
 SloveniaPart of  Yugoslavia18th17th11th12th10th4th8thQ8
 South Korea12th12th15th12th8th14th12th15th12th13th21st11
 Spain12th13th10th8th5th5th5th11th7th4th5th4th1st7th13th3rd1st4thQ19
 Sweden3rd1st1st3rd2nd5th6th10th8th11th4th1st3rd3rd2nd1st2nd13th11th7th4th10thQ23
  Switzerland4th10th12th14th15th12th11th13th4th7th10
 Tunisia15th15th16th12th10th14th4th11th17th20th11th15thQ13
 UkrainePart of  Soviet Union7th14th2
 United States15th16th16th16th21st24th6
Discontinued teams
 Czechoslovakia3rd2nd2nd3rd1st7th6th11th10th13th7th7thSee  Czech Republic1
 East Germany10th9th2nd2nd3rd6th3rd8thSee  Germany8
 Serbia and MontenegroPart of  Yugoslavia9th3rd3rd8th5thSee  Serbia5
 Soviet Union5th4th9th5th2nd1st10th2ndSee  Russia8
 West Germany2nd3rd4th4th6th5th9th1st7th7thSee  Germany10
 Yugoslavia8th9th6th7th3rd3rd5th2nd1st4thSee  Serbia10

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