Fistball World Championships

Fistball World Championships (FWC) are an international association fistball competition contested by the senior national teams of the members of the International Fistball Association (IFA) since 1968 for men and 1992 for women. In additional, under-18 Fistball World Championships have been hosted for male youth since 2003 and female youth since 2006.

Men’s FWCs

Results summary

#	Year	Host	Date	Gold	Silver	Bronze
I.	1968	Linz	Jul 6–9	West Germany	Austria	East Germany
II.	1972	Schweinfurt, West Germany	Aug 17–20	West Germany	Brazil	Austria
III.	1976	Novo Hamburgo	Oct 9–10	West Germany	Brazil	Austria
IV.	1979	St. Gallen	Aug 31 – Sep 2	West Germany	Austria	Brazil
V.	1982	Hannover, West Germany	Sep 17–19	West Germany	Brazil	Switzerland
VI.	1986	Buenos Aires	Oct 10–12	West Germany	Austria	Brazil
VII.	1990	Vöcklabruck	Sep 19–23	West Germany	Austria	Brazil
VIII.	1992	Llanquihue	Nov 23–29	Germany	Austria	Brazil
IX.	1995	Windhoek	Aug 29 – Sep 2	Germany	Switzerland	Austria
X.	1999	Olten	Aug 25–29	Brazil	Germany	Austria
XI.	2003	Porto Alegre	Nov 16–23	Brazil	Germany	Austria
XII.	2007	Oldenburg	Aug 6–12	Austria	Brazil	Germany
XIII.	2011	Wien	Aug 7–13	Germany	Austria	Brazil
XIV.	2015	Córdoba	Nov 14–22	Germany	Switzerland	Austria
XV.	2019	Winterthur	Aug 11–17	Germany	Austria	Brazil
XVI.	2023	Mannheim	Jul 22–29	Germany	Austria	Brazil

Medal Table

#	Nation
1	West Germany	7	0	0
2	Germany	6	2	1
3	Brazil	2	4	7
4	Austria	1	8	6
5	Switzerland	0	2	1
6	East Germany	0	0	1

Women’s FWCs

Results summary

#	Year	Host	Date	Gold	Silver	Bronze
I.	1994	Buenos Aires	Oct 7–9	Germany	Austria	Brazil
II.	1998	Villach and Linz	Sep 2–5	Germany	Switzerland	Brazil
III.	2002	Curitiba	Nov 6–10	Switzerland	Brazil	Germany
IV.	2006	Jona	Jul 27–30	Germany	Brazil	Austria
V.	2010	Santiago	Nov 18–21	Brazil	Germany	Austria
VI.	2014	Dresden	Jul 30 – Aug 3	Germany	Austria	Brazil
VII.	2016	Curitiba	Nov 23–30	Germany	Brazil	Switzerland
VIII.	2018	Linz	Jul 24–28	Germany	Switzerland	Brazil
IX.	2021	Grieskirchen	Jul 28–31	Germany	Austria	Switzerland
X.	2024	Montecarlo	Nov 7–10	Brazil	Germany	Switzerland

Medal Table

#	Nation
1	Germany	7	2	1
2	Brazil	2	3	4
3	Switzerland	1	2	3
4	Austria	0	3	2

U18 Boys’ Youth FWCs

Results summary

#	Year	Host	Date	Gold	Silver	Bronze
I.	2003	Bozen	Jun 19–20	Brazil	Austria	Germany
II.	2006	Llanquihue	Jan 4–7	Germany	Brazil	& Switzerland and Austria
III.	2009	Swakopmund	Jan 1–4	Germany	Switzerland	Brazil
IV.	2010	Lloret de Mar	Jul 22–25	Germany	Brazil	Switzerland
V.	2012	Cali	Jul 26–29	Brazil	Switzerland	Germany
VI.	2014	Pomerode	Apr 16–20	Germany	Brazil	Austria
VII.	2016	Nuremberg	Jul 20–24	Germany	Austria	Brazil
VIII.	2018	New Jersey	Jul 11–15	Brazil	Germany	Austria
IX.	2021	Grieskirchen	Jul 29 – Aug 1	Germany	Austria	Brazil
X.	2024	Llanquihue	Oct 31 – Nov 3	Germany	Brazil	Austria

Medal Table

#	Nation
1	Germany	7	1	2
2	Brazil	3	4	3
3	Austria	0	3	4
4	Switzerland	0	2	2

U18 Girls’ Youth FWCs

Results summary

#	Year	Host	Date	Gold	Silver	Bronze
I.	2006	Llanquihue	Jan 4–7	Germany	Switzerland	& Brazil and Austria
II.	2009	Swakopmund	Jan 1–4	Austria	Germany	Switzerland
III.	2010	Lloret de Mar	Jul 22–25	Germany	Switzerland	& Brazil and Austria
IV.	2012	Cali	Jul 26–29	Austria	Germany	Brazil
V.	2014	Pomerode	Apr 16–20	Germany	Austria	Brazil
VI.	2016	Nuremberg	Jul 20–24	Germany	Brazil	Switzerland
VII.	2018	New Jersey	Jul 11-15	Germany	Brazil	Austria
VIII.	2021	Grieskirchen	Jul 29 – Aug 1	Germany	Austria	Brazil
IX.	2024	Llanquihue	Oct 31 – Nov 3	Austria	Germany	Switzerland

Medal Table

#	Nation
1	Germany	6	3	0
2	Austria	3	2	3
3	Brazil	0	2	5
4	Switzerland	0	2	3

See also

• Fistball European Championships
• Asia-Pacific Fistball Championships

External links

• International Fistball Association IFA (German, English)
• 2011 Men's Fistball World Championships Official Website (German, English)
• 2015 Men's Fistball World Championships Official Website (German, English, Spanish, Portuguese)
• 2014 Women's Fistball World Championships Official Website (German, English)