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 Men YearHostsChampionScoreRunner-upBronze medalists2006 Bangkok, Thailand3–22009 Baku, Azerbaijan3–2 and 2010 Urumqi, China3–1 and 2012 Santa Cruz, Aruba27–13 and 2013 Abidjan, Ivory Coast17–11 and 2014 Querétaro, Mexico29–26 and 2015 Mexico City, Mexico42–23 and 2016 Baku, Azerbaijan21–5 and 2017 Abidjan, Ivory Coast34–33 and 2018 Fujairah, United Arab Emirates31–30 and 2019 Wuxi, China71–68 and 2023 Goyang, South Korea2–02024 Chuncheon, South Korea2–02025 Chuncheon, South Korea2–02026 Chuncheon,South Korea2–0
Women YearHostsChampionScoreRunner-upBronze medalists2006 Bangkok, Thailand3–22009 Baku, Azerbaijan3–2 and 2010 Urumqi, China3–2 and 2012 Santa Cruz, Aruba12–11 and 2013 Abidjan, Ivory Coast12–9 and 2014 Querétaro, Mexico47–25 and 2015 Mexico City, Mexico34–32 and 2016 Baku, Azerbaijan6–4 and 2017 Abidjan, Ivory Coast49–42 and 2018 Fujairah, United Arab Emirates77–41 and 2019 Wuxi, China34–30 and 2023 Goyang, South Korea2–02024 Chuncheon, South Korea2–12025 Chuncheon,South Korea2–02026 Chuncheon, South Korea2–1
Mixed YearHostsChampionScoreRunner-upBronze medalists2016 Baku, Azerbaijan9–7 and 2017 Abidjan, Ivory Coast57–55 and 2018 Fujairah, United Arab Emirates35–22 and 2019 Wuxi, China50–26 and 2023 Goyang, South Korea2–0 Wuxi, China36–30 and 2024 Chuncheon, South Korea2–1 Wuxi, China2–12025 Chuncheon,South Korea2–0 Wuxi, China2–12026 Chuncheon, South Korea2–0 and
Medal table
See also World Taekwondo Championships
References
World Taekwondo Federation