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Finals

World Tour Finals

Played 8 times since 2018, in 5 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Hangzhou in 2025.

8
editions
41
champions
5
host cities
2018
first held
Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2025.
Latest editionFull draw

World Tour Finals 2025

Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium · Hangzhou, China · 17–21 Dec · US$3,000,000 in prize money

Men's singles Christo PopovFRA Shi YuqiCHN 21–19 21–9
Women's singles An Se-youngKOR Wang ZhiyiCHN 21–13 18–21 21–10
Men's doubles Kim Won-hoKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR Liang WeikengCHNWang ChangCHN 21–18 21–14
Women's doubles Baek Ha-naKORLee So-heeKOR Yuki FukushimaJPNMayu MatsumotoJPN 21–17 21–11
Mixed doubles Feng YanzheCHNHuang DongpingCHN Jiang ZhenbangCHNWei YaxinCHN 21–12 21–17
Roll of honour

Every champion, year by year.

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

2025Hangzhou
Men's singlesChristo PopovFRA
Women's singlesAn Se-youngKOR
Men's doublesKim Won-hoKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR
Women's doublesBaek Ha-naKORLee So-heeKOR
Mixed doublesFeng YanzheCHNHuang DongpingCHN
2024Hangzhou
Men's singlesShi YuqiCHN
Women's singlesWang ZhiyiCHN
Men's doublesKim AstrupDENAnders Skaarup RasmussenDEN
Women's doublesBaek Ha-naKORLee So-heeKOR
Mixed doublesZheng SiweiCHNHuang YaqiongCHN
2023Hangzhou
Men's singlesViktor AxelsenDEN
Women's singlesTai Tzu-yingTPE
Men's doublesKang Min-hyukKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR
Women's doublesChen QingchenCHNJia YifanCHN
Mixed doublesZheng SiweiCHNHuang YaqiongCHN
2022Bangkok
Men's singlesViktor AxelsenDEN
Women's singlesAkane YamaguchiJPN
Men's doublesLiu YuchenCHNOu XuanyiCHN
Women's doublesChen QingchenCHNJia YifanCHN
Mixed doublesZheng SiweiCHNHuang YaqiongCHN
2021Bali
Men's singlesViktor AxelsenDEN
Women's singlesAn Se-youngKOR
Men's doublesTakuro HokiJPNYugo KobayashiJPN
Women's doublesKim So-yeongKORKong Hee-yongKOR
Mixed doublesDechapol PuavaranukrohTHASapsiree TaerattanachaiTHA
2020Pak Kret
Men's singlesAnders AntonsenDEN
Women's singlesTai Tzu-yingTPE
Men's doublesLee YangTPEWang Chi-linTPE
Women's doublesLee So-heeKORShin Seung-chanKOR
Mixed doublesDechapol PuavaranukrohTHASapsiree TaerattanachaiTHA
2019Guangzhou
Men's singlesKento MomotaJPN
Women's singlesChen YufeiCHN
Men's doublesMohammad AhsanINAHendra SetiawanINA
Women's doublesChen QingchenCHNJia YifanCHN
Mixed doublesZheng SiweiCHNHuang YaqiongCHN
2018Guangzhou
Men's singlesShi YuqiCHN
Women's singlesP. V. SindhuIND
Men's doublesLi JunhuiCHNLiu YuchenCHN
Women's doublesMisaki MatsutomoJPNAyaka TakahashiJPN
Mixed doublesWang YilyuCHNHuang DongpingCHN
Most titles

The most decorated players.

A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.

  1. 1
    Zheng SiweiCHN Mixed doubles 4 · 2019 to 2024
    4
  2. 2
    Huang YaqiongCHN Mixed doubles 4 · 2019 to 2024
    4
  3. 3
    Chen QingchenCHN Women's doubles 3 · 2019 to 2023
    3
  4. 4
    Jia YifanCHN Women's doubles 3 · 2019 to 2023
    3
  5. 5
    Lee So-heeKOR Women's doubles 3 · 2020 to 2025
    3
  6. 6
    Viktor AxelsenDEN Men's singles 3 · 2021 to 2023
    3
  7. 7
    Liu YuchenCHN Men's doubles 2 · 2018 to 2022
    2
  8. 8
    Shi YuqiCHN Men's singles 2 · 2018 to 2024
    2
  9. 9
    Huang DongpingCHN Mixed doubles 2 · 2018 to 2025
    2
  10. 10
    Tai Tzu-yingTPE Women's singles 2 · 2020 to 2023
    2
  11. 11
    Dechapol PuavaranukrohTHA Mixed doubles 2 · 2020 to 2021
    2
  12. 12
    Sapsiree TaerattanachaiTHA Mixed doubles 2 · 2020 to 2021
    2

By nation

  1. China15
  2. South Korea8
  3. Denmark5
  4. Japan4
  5. Chinese Taipei3
  6. Thailand2
  7. India1
  8. Indonesia1
  9. France1
Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

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

Cities

  • HangzhouChina3 editions, 2023 to 2025
  • GuangzhouChina2 editions, 2018 to 2019
  • BangkokThailand1 edition, 2022
  • BaliIndonesia1 edition, 2021
  • Pak KretThailand1 edition, 2020

Venues

  • Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre GymnasiumHangzhou1 edition, 2025
  • Hangzhou Olympic Sports Expo CenterHangzhou2 editions, 2023 to 2024
  • Nimibutr ArenaBangkok1 edition, 2022
  • Bali International Convention CenterBali1 edition, 2021
  • Impact ArenaPak Kret1 edition, 2020
  • Tianhe GymnasiumGuangzhou2 editions, 2018 to 2019