Para World Championships 2017
Dongchun Gymnasium · Ulsan, South Korea
- 22
- events
- 6
- sport classes
- 22
- matches
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.
Gold, silver and both bronzes.
Both losing semi-finalists take bronze. Where no draw is published, the podium comes from the edition's medal table.
Medals by nation
- CHN474
- INA423
- ENG421
- KOR336
- IND225
- THA126
- MAS113
- FRA110
- JPN105
- HKG102
- POL013
- Peru010
- GER002
- DEN001
- RUS001
- SRI001
- IRL001
Gold, silver, bronze. Ordered by golds, then silvers, then bronzes.
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men's singles WH1From the medal table | ||||
| Men's singles WH2From the medal table | ||||
| Men's singles SL3From the medal table | ||||
| Men's singles SL4From the medal table | ||||
| Men's singles SU5From the medal table | Bartlomiej MrozPOL | |||
| Men's singles SH6From the medal table | ||||
| Women's singles WH1From the medal table | ||||
| Women's singles WH2From the medal table | ||||
| Women's singles SL3From the medal table | ||||
| Women's singles SL4From the medal table | ||||
| Women's singles SU5From the medal table | ||||
| Women's singles SH6From the medal table | ||||
| Men's doubles WH1–WH2From the medal table | ||||
| Men's doubles SL3–SL4From the medal table | ||||
| Men's doubles SU5From the medal table | ||||
| Men's doubles SH6From the medal table | Mark Joseph DharmaiINDRaja MagotraIND | |||
| Women's doubles WH1–WH2From the medal table | Ikume FukeJPNYuma YamazakiJPN | |||
| Women's doubles SL3–SU5From the medal table | ||||
| Women's doubles SH6From the medal table | ||||
| Mixed doubles WH1–WH2From the medal table | ||||
| Mixed doubles SL3–SU5From the medal table | ||||
| Mixed doubles SH6From the medal table | Raja MagotraINDRuhi Satish ShingadeIND |
Every class, every round.
Choose an event, then its class. Seeds are to the left of each name, the winner of each match is in bold, and every name opens that player's record.
Men's singles WH1: from the final.
Final
ChampionLee Sam-seop
Men's singles WH2: from the final.
Final
ChampionKim Jung-jun
Men's singles SL3: from the final.
Final
ChampionUkun Rukaendi
Men's singles SL4: from the final.
Final
ChampionLucas Mazur
Men's singles SU5: from the final.
Final
ChampionCheah Liek Hou
Men's singles SH6: from the final.
Final
ChampionJack Shephard (para-badminton)
Women's singles WH1: from the final.
Final
ChampionLi Hongyan
Women's singles WH2: from the final.
Final
ChampionLiu Yutong
Women's singles SL3: from the final.
Final
ChampionParul Parmar
Women's singles SL4: from the final.
Final
ChampionCheng Hefang
Women's singles SU5: from the final.
Final
ChampionAyako Suzuki
Women's singles SH6: from the final.
Final
ChampionRachel Choong
Men's doubles WH1–WH2: from the final.
Final
ChampionsKim Jung-jun / Lee Sam-seop
Men's doubles SL3–SL4: from the final.
Final
ChampionsUkun Rukaendi / Hary Susanto
Men's doubles SU5: from the final.
Final
ChampionsSuryo Nugroho / Tay Wei Ming
Men's doubles SH6: from the final.
Final
ChampionsChu Man Kai / Wong Chun Yim
Women's doubles WH1–WH2: from the final.
Final
ChampionsLi Hongyan / Yang Fan
Women's doubles SL3–SU5: from the final.
Final
ChampionsParul Parmar / Akiko Sugino
Women's doubles SH6: from the final.
Final
ChampionsRebecca Bedford / Rachel Choong
Mixed doubles WH1–WH2: from the final.
Final
ChampionsJakarin Homhaul / Amnouy Wetwithan
Mixed doubles SL3–SU5: from the final.
Final
ChampionsHary Susanto / Leani Ratri Oktila
Mixed doubles SH6: from the final.
Final
ChampionsAndrew Martin / Rachel Choong