Volleyball / World Championships

Voleibol / Campeonato del Mundo

MEN / HOMBRES

Edition Site / Lugar Year Gold / Oro Silver / Plata Bronze / Bronce
I Prague 1949 Soviet Union (USSR) Czechoslovakia Bulgaria
II Moscow 1952 Soviet Union (USSR) Czechoslovakia Bulgaria
III Paris 1956 Czechoslovakia Romania Soviet Union (USSR)
IV Rio de Janeiro 1960 Soviet Union (USSR) Czechoslovakia Romania
V Moscow 1962 Soviet Union (USSR) Czechoslovakia Romania
VI Prague 1966 Czechoslovakia Romania Soviet Union (USSR)
VII Sofia 1970 East Germany (GDR) Bulgaria Japan
VIII Mexico DF 1974 Poland Soviet Union (USSR) Japan
IX Rome 1978 Soviet Union (USSR) Italy Cuba
X Buenos Aires 1982 Soviet Union (USSR) Brazil Argentina
XI Paris 1986 United States Soviet Union (USSR) Bulgaria
XII Rio de Janeiro 1990 Italy Cuba Soviet Union (USSR)
XIII Athinai 1994 Italy Netherlands United States
XIV Osaka 1998 Italy Yugoslavia Cuba
XV Argentina 2002 Brazil Russia France
XVI Japan 2006 Brazil Poland Bulgaria
XVII Italy 2010 Brazil Cuba Serbia

All the champions / Todos los campeones

I Prague, Czechoslovakia 1949

SOVIET UNION Trainer: Gregory Berlyand
Anatoli Ejngorn, Walentin Kitajew, Nikolai Michejew, Sergej Nefedow, Michail Pimenow, Konstantin Rewa, Wladimir Sawin, Wladimir Schagin, Wladimir Uljanow, Wladimir Wasilitschikow, Pawel Woronin, Alexej Jakuschew.

II Moscow, Soviet Union 1952

SOVIET UNION Trainer:
Giwi Achwlediani, Wladimir Gajlit, Jewgeni Koseljow, Sergej Nefedow, Michail Pimenow, Konstantin Rewa, Wladimir Uljanow, Pawel Woronin, Alexej Jakuschew.

III Paris, France 1956

CZECHOSLOVAKIA Trainer:
Josef Broz, Karel Broz, Bohumil Golián, Karel Láznicka, Zdenek Maly, Josef Musil, Jaromir Paldus, Karel Paulus, Milan Purnoch, Frantisek Schwarzkopf, Ladislav Synovec, Josef Tesar.

IV Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1960

SOVIET UNION Trainer:
Juri Aroschidse, Iwan Bugajenkow, Nikolai Burobin, Nil Fasachow, Gennadi Gajkowoj, Nikolai Gerasimow, Witali Kowalenko, Eduard Libinsch, Georgi Mondsolewski, Juri Pojarkow, Juri Tschesnokow, Jewgeni Jakowljew.

V Moscow, Soviet Union 1962

SOVIET UNION Trainer:
Iwan Bugajenkow, Nikolai Burobin, Gennadi Gaykowoj, Witali Kowalenko, Jan Labuckas, Georgi Mondsolewski, Juri Pojarkow, Eduard Sibirjakow, Juri Tschesnokow, Anatoli Tzirkow, Juri Wengerowski, Dimitri Woskobojnikow.

VI Prague, Czechoslovakia 1966

CZECHOSLOVAKIA Trainer:
Josef Musil, Petr Kop, Bohumil Golian, Zdenek Groessl, Pavel Schenk, Drahomir Koudelka, Boris Perusic, Josef Smolka, Josef Mózr, Vladimir Petlak, Vaclav Smidl, Josef Labuda.

VII Sofia, Bulgaria 1970

EAST GERMANY Trainer:
Siegfried Schneider, Wolfgang Webner, Arnold Schulz, Freiwald, Wolfgang Weise, Horst Peter, Rainer Tscharke, Rudi Schumann, Jürgen Maune, Jürgen Kessel, Horst Hagen, Eckehard Pietzsch.

VIII Mexico DF, Mexico 1974

POLAND Trainer: Hubert Jerzy Wagner
Ryszard Bosek, Wieslaw Czaja, Wieslaw Gawlowski, Stanislaw Gosciniak, Marek Karbarz, Miroslaw Rybaczewski, Wlodzimierz Sadalski, Aleksander Skiba, Edward Skorek, Wlodzimierz Stefanski, Tomasz Wójtowicz, Zbigniew Zarzycki.

IX Rome, Italy 1978

SOVIET UNION Trainer:
Wladimir Dorochow, Alexander Jermilow, Wladimir Kondra, Waleri Kriwow, Fjodor Laschenow, Wiljar Loor, Oleg Moliboga, Anatoli Polischtschuk, Alexander Sawin, Pawel Seliwanow, Wladimir Tschernischew, Wjatscheslaw Saizew.

X Buenos Aires, Argentina 1982

SOVIET UNION Trainer:
Wladimir Dorochow, Gribow, Wiljar Loor, Waleri Losew, Oleg Moliboga, Juri Pantschenko, Alexander Sawin, Pawel Seliwanow, Wladimir Schkurichin, Smugilew, Alexander Sorokolet, Wjatscheslaw Saizew.

XI Paris, France 1986

UNITED STATES Trainer: Marv Dunphy
Dusty Dvorak, David Saunders, Steven Salmons, Robert Ctvrtlik, Doug Partie, Stephen Timmons, Craig Buck, Jeffery Stork, Eric Sato, Patrick Powers, Karch Kiraly.

XII Rio de Janeiro 1990 (18.X / 28.X)

ITALIA Trainer: Julio Velasco
Andrea Anastasi, Lorenzo Bernardi, Marco Bracci, Luca Cantagalli, Ferdinando de Giorgi, Andrea Gardini, Andrea Giani, Andrea Lucchetta, Marco Martinelli, Roberto Masciarelli, Paolo Tofoli, Andrea Zorzi.
Semifinales: ITA 3-2 BRA; CUB 3-1 URS /// 3º/4º puesto: URS 3-0 BRA
Final: ITA 3-1 CUB

XIII Athinai (Athens) 1994 (29.IX / 08.X)

ITALIA Trainer: Julio Velasco
Lorenzo Bernardi, Marco Bracci, Luca Cantagalli, Andrea Gardini, Andrea Giani, Ferdinando de Giorgi, Giacono Giretto, Pasquale Gravina, Samuele Papi, Damiano Pippi, Paolo Tofoli, Andrea Zorzi.
Semifinales: NED 3-2 USA; ITA 3-1 CUB /// 3º/4º puesto: USA 3-1 CUB
Final: ITA 3-1 NED

XIV Osaka 1998 (10.XI / 01.XII)

ITALIA Trainer: Paulo Roberto de Freitas "Bebeto"
Marco Bracci, Mirko Corsano, Alessandro Fei, Andrea Gardini, Andrea Giani, Ferdinando de Giorgi, Pasquale Gravina, Marco Meoni, Samuele Papi, Michele Pasinato, Simone Rosalba, Andrea Sartoretti.
Semifinales:
Final:

XV Argentina 2002 (28.IX / 13.X)

BRAZIL Trainer: Bernardo Rezende "Bernardinho"
Dante Amaral, Nalbert Bitencourt, Gustavo Endres, Ricardo García, Giovane Gávio, Gilberto Godoy Filho, Mauricio Lima, André Nascimiento, Anderson Rodrigues, Rodrigo Santana, Sérgio Santos, Henrique von Randow.
1/4 F: YUG 3-0 POR // RUS 3-0 GRE // BRA 3-2 ITA // FRA 3-1 ARG
SF: BRA 3-1 YUG (25-24, 22-25, 27-25, 25-23) // RUS 3-2 FRA (25-19, 16-25, 25-20, 21-25, 15-9)
F: BRA 3-2 RUS (23-25, 27-25, 25-20, 23-25, 15-13) // 3º/4º: FRA 3-0 YUG (25-23, 25-23, 25-16)

XVI Nippon 2006 (17.XI / 3.XII)

BRAZIL Trainer: Bernardo Rezende "Bernardinho"
Dante Amaral, Marcelinho Elgarten, Gustavo Endres, Murilo Endres, Samuel Fuchs, Ricardo Garcia, Gilberto Godoy Filho, André Heller, André Nascimento, Anderson Rodrigues, Rodrigo Santana, Sérgio Santos.
SF: BRA 3-1 SCG (25-19, 15-25, 25-22, 25-12) // POL 3-1 BUL (25-20, 26-28, 25-23, 25-23)
F: BRA 3-0 POL (25-12, 25-22, 25-17) // 3º/4º: BUL 3-1 SCG (22-25, 25-23, 25-23, 25-23)

XVII Italia 2010 (25.IX / 10.X)

BRAZIL Trainer: Bernardo Rezende "Bernardinho"
Dante Amaral, Alan Domingos, Murilo Endres, Gilberto Godoy Filho, Théo Lopes, João Paulo Tavares, João Paulo Bravo, Mario Pedreira, Bruno Rezende, Lucas Saatkamp, Rodrigo Santana, Sidnei Santos Sidão, Leandro Vissotto Neves, Marlon Yared.
SF: BRA 3-1 ITA (25-15 25-22 23-25 25-17) // CUB 3-2 SRB (22-25 25-17 31-29 22-25 16-14)
F (10/10/10): BRA 3-0 CUB (25-22 25-14 25-22) // 3º/4º: SRB 3-1 ITA (25-21 25-20 26-28 25-19)
Estadísticas / Statistics
Medal table / Medallero
Ps. Country / País G S B Tot.
1. Soviet Union 6 2 3 11
2. Italy 3 1 - 4
. Brazil 3 1 - 4
4. Czechoslovakia 2 4 - 6
5. Poland 1 1 - 2
6. United States 1 - 1 2
7. East Germany 1 - - 1
8. Romania - 2 2 4
. Cuba - 2 2 4
10. Bulgaria - 1 4 5
11. Netherlands - 1 - 1
. Yugoslavia - 1 - 1
. Russia - 1 - 1
14. Japan - - 2 2
15. Argentina - - 1 1
. France - - 1 1
. Serbia - - 1 1
 
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Most titles (players) / Más títulos (jugadores)

3 - Marco Bracci (Italy 90 94 98)
Ferdinando de Giorgi (Italy 90 94 98)
Andrea Gardini (Italy 90 94 98)
Andrea Giani (Italy 90 94 98)
Dante Amaral (Brazil 02 06 10)
Gilberto Godoy Filho (Brazil 02 06 10)
Rodrigo Santana (Brazil 02 06 10)
2 - Lorenzo Bernardi, Iwan Bugajenkow, Nikolai Burobin, Luca Cantagalli, Wladimir Dorochow, Gustavo Endres, Murilo Endres, Ricardo Garcia, Gennadi Gaykowoj, Bohumil Golian, Pasquale Gravina, Alexej Jakuschew, Witali Kowalenko, Wiljar Loor, Marco Martinelli, Marco Meoni, Oleg Moliboga, Georgi Mondsolewski, Josef Musil, André Nascimiento, Sergej Nefedow, Samuele Papi, Michele Pasinato, Michail Pimenow, Juri Pojarkow, Konstantin Rewa, Anderson Rodrigues, Wjatscheslaw Saizew, Sérgio Santos, Andrea Sartoretti, Alexander Sawin, Pawel Seliwanow, Paolo Tofoli, Juri Tschesnokow, Wladimir Uljanow, Pawel Woronin, Andrea Zorzi. (37)

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