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Para badminton

Para World Championships

Played 12 times since 2003, in 12 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Manama in 2026.

12
editions
129
champions
6
sport classes
2003
first held
Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2026.
Latest editionFull draw

Para World Championships 2026

Isa Sports City · Manama · 8–14 Feb

Men's singles
SL3Pramod BhagatIND SL4Lucas MazurFRA SU5Cheah Liek HouMAS WH1Qu ZimoCHN WH2Daiki KajiwaraJPN SH6Miles KrajewskiUSA
Women's singles
SL3Shino KawaiJPN WH1Sarina SatomiJPN WH2Liu YutongCHN SL4Leani Ratri OktilaINA SH6Li FengmeiCHN
Doubles
MD WH1–WH2Mai Jianpeng / Qu ZimoCHN MD SL3–SL4Pramod Bhagat / Sukant KadamIND MD SU5Mohamad Faris Ahmad Azri / Cheah Liek HouMAS WD WH1–WH2Liu Yutong / Yin MengluCHN WD SL3–SU5Xiao Zuxian / Yang QiuxiaCHN XD WH1–WH2Qu Zimo / Liu YutongCHN

WH: wheelchair. SL and SU: standing, lower and upper limb. SH: short stature. A class pair, such as WH1–WH2, is a doubles event open to both.

Roll of honour

Every champion, class by class.

Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.

2026Manama
Men's singles
SL3Pramod BhagatSL4Lucas MazurSU5Cheah Liek HouWH1Qu ZimoWH2Daiki KajiwaraSH6Miles Krajewski
Women's singles
SL3Shino KawaiWH1Sarina SatomiWH2Liu YutongSL4Leani Ratri OktilaSH6Li Fengmei
Men's doubles
WH1–WH2Mai Jianpeng / Qu ZimoSL3–SL4Pramod Bhagat / Sukant KadamSU5Mohamad Faris Ahmad Azri / Cheah Liek Hou
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Liu Yutong / Yin MengluSL3–SU5Xiao Zuxian / Yang Qiuxia
Mixed doubles
WH1–WH2Qu Zimo / Liu Yutong
2024Pattaya
Men's singles
WH1Qu ZimoWH2Daiki Kajiwara
Women's singles
WH1Yin Menglu
2022Tokyo
Men's singles
SU5Cheah Liek HouWH1Choi Jung-manWH2Daiki KajiwaraSL3Pramod BhagatSL4Lucas MazurSH6Chu Man Kai
Women's singles
WH1Sarina SatomiWH2Pilar JáureguiSL3Oksana KozynaSL4Helle Sofie SagøySU5Manisha RamadassSH6Rina Marlina
Men's doubles
SU5Dheva Anrimusthi / Hafizh Briliansyah PrawiranegaraWH1–WH2Rick Hellmann / Thomas WandschneiderSL3–SL4Hikmat Ramdani / Ukun RukaendiSH6Lee Dae-sung / Natthapong Meechai
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Sarina Satomi / Yuma YamazakiSL3–SU5Leani Ratri Oktila / Khalimatus SadiyahSH6Rubí Fernández / Giuliana Póveda
Mixed doubles
WH1–WH2Choi Jung-man / Lee Sun-aeSL3–SU5Fredy Setiawan / Khalimatus SadiyahSH6Subhan (para-badminton) / Rina Marlina
2019Basel
Men's singles
SL3Pramod BhagatWH1Qu ZimoWH2Kim Jung-junSL4Lucas MazurSU5Dheva AnrimusthiSH6Jack Shephard (para-badminton)
Women's singles
WH1Sarina SatomiWH2Liu YutongSL3Manasi JoshiSL4Leani Ratri OktilaSU5Yang QiuxiaSH6Giuliana Póveda
Men's doubles
WH1–WH2Mai Jianpeng / Qu ZimoSL3–SL4Pramod Bhagat / Manoj SarkarSU5Dheva Anrimusthi / Hafizh Briliansyah PrawiranegaraSH6Chu Man Kai / Wong Chun Yim
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Liu Yutong / Yin MengluSL3–SU5Cheng Hefang / Ma HuihuiSH6Rebecca Bedford / Rachel Choong
Mixed doubles
WH1–WH2Yang Tong (para-badminton) / Li HongyanSL3–SU5Hary Susanto / Leani Ratri OktilaSH6Andrew Martin / Rachel Choong
2017Ulsan
Men's singles
WH1Lee Sam-seopWH2Kim Jung-junSL3Ukun RukaendiSL4Lucas MazurSU5Cheah Liek HouSH6Jack Shephard (para-badminton)
Women's singles
WH1Li HongyanWH2Liu YutongSL3Parul ParmarSL4Cheng HefangSU5Ayako SuzukiSH6Rachel Choong
Men's doubles
WH1–WH2Kim Jung-jun / Lee Sam-seopSL3–SL4Ukun Rukaendi / Hary SusantoSU5Suryo Nugroho / Tay Wei MingSH6Chu Man Kai / Wong Chun Yim
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Li Hongyan / Yang FanSL3–SU5Parul Parmar / Akiko SuginoSH6Rebecca Bedford / Rachel Choong
Mixed doubles
WH1–WH2Jakarin Homhaul / Amnouy WetwithanSL3–SU5Hary Susanto / Leani Ratri OktilaSH6Andrew Martin / Rachel Choong
2015Stoke Mandeville
Men's singles
WH1Lee Sam-seopWH2Kim Jung-junSL3Pramod BhagatSL4Tarun DhillonSU5Cheah Liek HouSH6Didin Taresoh
Women's singles
WH1Wang PingWH2Amnouy WetwithanSL4Helle Sofie SagøySU5Julie ThraneSH6Rachel Choong
Men's doubles
WH1–WH2Kim Kyung-hoon / Lee Sam-seopSL3–SL4Anand Kumar Boregowda / Manoj SarkarSU5Cheah Liek Hou / Hairol Fozi SaabaSH6Krysten Coombs / Jack Shephard (para-badminton)
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Sujirat Pookkham / Amnouy WetwithanSL3–SU5Helle Sofie Sagøy / Katrin SeibertSH6Rebecca Bedford / Rachel Choong
Mixed doubles
WH1–WH2Lee Sam-seop / Kim Yun-simSL3–SU5Raj Kumar / Parul ParmarSH6Andrew Martin / Rachel Choong
2013Dortmund
Men's singles
WH1Lee Sam-seopWH2Kim Jung-junSL3Duc Trung PhamSL4Tarun DhillonSU5Cheah Liek HouSH6Niall McVeigh
Women's singles
WH1Karin Suter-ErathWH2Lee Sun-aeSL4Parul ParmarSU5Mamiko ToyodaSH6Rachel Choong
Men's doubles
WH1David Toupé / Thomas WandschneiderWH2Kim Jung-jun / Kim Kyung-hoonSL3Pramod Bhagat / Manoj SarkarSL4Chawart Kitichokwattana / Dachathon SaengarayakulSU5Cheah Liek Hou / Suhalli Laiman
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Lee Sun-ee / Son Ok-chaSL3–SU5Helle Sofie Sagøy / Katrin Seibert
Mixed doubles
WH1Homhual Jakarin / Sujirat PookkhamWH2Kim Kyung-hoon / Lee Sun-aeSL3–SU5Peter Schnitzler / Katrin SeibertSH6Andrew Martin / Rachel Choong
2011Guatemala City
Men's singles
WH1Lee Sam-seopSL3Loi Lang YeanSL4Hairol Fozi SaabaSH6Niall McVeigh
Women's singles
WH1Son Ok-chaSL4Akiko Sugino
Men's doubles
WH1Avni Kertmen / Thomas WandschneiderSL3Kim Chang-man / Loi Lang YeanSL4Hairol Fozi Saaba / Michael SydneySU5Cheah Liek Hou / Suhalli Laiman
2009Seoul
Men's singles
WH1Lee Sam-seopWH2Shim Jae-yeolSL3Pramod BhagatSL4Yu Kwong Wah
Women's singles
WH1Sujirat PookkhamWH2Amnouy WetwithanSL3Heo Sun-heeSL4Ma HuihuiSU5Ayako Suzuki
Men's doubles
WH1Lee Sam-seop / Lee Yong-hoWH2Kim Sung-hun / Shim Jae-yeolSL4Chu Siu Keung / Yu Kwong Wah
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Kim Yun-sim / Lee Sun-aeSL3–SL4Ma Huihui / Wang Songye
2007Bangkok
Men's singles
WH1Lee Sam-seopWH2Quincy MichielsenSL3Subpong MeepianSL4Yu Kwong Wah
Women's singles
WH1Lee Ae-kyungWH2Carol de Meijer-BradleySL3Aki TakahashiSL4Parul Parmar
Men's doubles
WH1Choi Jung-man / Lee Sam-seopWH2Amir Levi / Makbel ShefanyaSL4Chuang Liang-tu / Lin Cheng-che
Women's doubles
WH1Lee Ae-kyung / Lee Mi-okWH2Carol de Meijer-Bradley / Lia SchuringSL4Charanjeet Kaur / Parul Parmar
2005Hsinchu
Men's singles
WH1Thomas WandschneiderWH2Quincy MichielsenSL3Huang Yu-jenSL4Chuang Liang-tu
Women's singles
WH1–WH2Carol de MeijerSL3–SL4Ma Hoi Kwan
Men's doubles
WH1Avni Kertmen / Thomas WandschneiderWH2Yossi Baba / Amir LeviSL3Jasmi Tegol / Radhi JuhariSL4Chiang Chung-hou / Chuang Liang-tu
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Carol de Meijer / Nicole KettenisSL3–SL4Ma Hoi Kwan / Ng Lai Ling
2003Cardiff
Men's singles
WH1Avni KertmenWH2Amir LeviSL3Pascal WolterSL4Chuang Liang-tuSU5Lee Meng-yuan
Women's singles
WH1–WH2Carol de Meijer
Men's doubles
WH1Avni Kertmen / Friedhelm HibyWH2Amir Levi / Yossi BabaSL4Chiang Chung-hou / Chuang Liang-tuSU5Chang Cheng-cheng / Lee Meng-yuan
Women's doubles
WH1–WH2Carol de Meijer / Anneke Wassink
Mixed doubles
WH1–WH2Quincy Michielsen / Anneke Wassink
Most titles

The most decorated players.

Each event and class counts once; a doubles title counts for both partners, and a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.

  1. 1
    Lee Sam-seopKOR Men's doubles WH1 2, Men's singles WH1 6, Men's doubles WH1–WH2 2, Mixed doubles WH1–WH2 1 · 2007 to 2017
    12
  2. 2
    Rachel ChoongENG Women's singles SH6 3, Mixed doubles SH6 4, Women's doubles SH6 3 · 2013 to 2019
    10
  3. 3
    Cheah Liek HouMAS Men's doubles SU5 4, Men's singles SU5 5 · 2011 to 2026
    9
  4. 4
    Pramod BhagatIND Men's singles SL3 5, Men's doubles SL3 1, Men's doubles SL3–SL4 2 · 2009 to 2026
    8
  5. 5
    Parul ParmarIND Women's doubles SL4 1, Women's singles SL4 2, Mixed doubles SL3–SU5 1, Women's doubles SL3–SU5 1, Women's singles SL3 1 · 2007 to 2017
    6
  6. 6
    Kim Jung-junKOR Men's doubles WH2 1, Men's singles WH2 4, Men's doubles WH1–WH2 1 · 2013 to 2019
    6
  7. 7
    Liu YutongCHN Women's singles WH2 3, Women's doubles WH1–WH2 2, Mixed doubles WH1–WH2 1 · 2017 to 2026
    6
  8. 8
    Qu ZimoCHN Men's doubles WH1–WH2 2, Men's singles WH1 3, Mixed doubles WH1–WH2 1 · 2019 to 2026
    6
  9. 9
    Chuang Liang-tuTPE Men's doubles SL4 3, Men's singles SL4 2 · 2003 to 2007
    5
  10. 10
    Thomas WandschneiderGER Men's doubles WH1 3, Men's singles WH1 1, Men's doubles WH1–WH2 1 · 2005 to 2022
    5
  11. 11
    Leani Ratri OktilaINA Mixed doubles SL3–SU5 2, Women's singles SL4 2, Women's doubles SL3–SU5 1 · 2017 to 2026
    5
  12. 12
    Amir LeviISR Men's doubles WH2 3, Men's singles WH2 1 · 2003 to 2007
    4

By nation

  1. South Korea33
  2. China23
  3. India19
  4. Malaysia15
  5. Indonesia15
  6. Japan14
  7. Germany13
  8. England13
  9. Thailand11
  10. Netherlands10
Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.

Cities

  • Manama1 edition, 2026
  • PattayaThailand1 edition, 2024
  • TokyoJapan1 edition, 2022
  • BaselSwitzerland1 edition, 2019
  • UlsanSouth Korea1 edition, 2017
  • Stoke MandevilleEngland1 edition, 2015
  • DortmundGermany1 edition, 2013
  • Guatemala CityGuatemala1 edition, 2011
  • SeoulSouth Korea1 edition, 2009
  • BangkokThailand1 edition, 2007
  • HsinchuChinese Taipei1 edition, 2005
  • CardiffWales1 edition, 2003

Venues

  • Isa Sports CityManama1 edition, 2026
  • Pattaya Exhibition and Convention Hall, 'P.E.A.C.H'Pattaya1 edition, 2024
  • Yoyogi National GymnasiumTokyo1 edition, 2022
  • St. JakobshalleBasel1 edition, 2019
  • Dongchun GymnasiumUlsan1 edition, 2017
  • Stoke Mandeville StadiumStoke Mandeville1 edition, 2015
  • Helmut-Körnig-HalleDortmund1 edition, 2013
  • Coliseo Deportivo GuatemalaGuatemala City1 edition, 2011
  • SK Handball StadiumSeoul1 edition, 2009
  • Gymnasium 1, Bangkok Youth CenterBangkok1 edition, 2007
  • Hsinchu Municipal GymnasiumHsinchu1 edition, 2005
  • Welsh Institute of SportCardiff1 edition, 2003