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== World Deaf Championships ==
=="D"eaf athletes?==
The '''World Deaf Championships''' is an international sports competition for [[deaf]] athletes. The [[International Committee of Sports for the Deaf]] (ICSD) is the main governing body responsible for the organization of [[Deaflympics]] and other World Deaf Championships.
Is there any reason why the first sentence talks about the games being for "Deaf athletes"? I was given the impression that Deaf with a capital D is used by some to talk about a distinct [[Deaf culture]], whereas the qualification for the Deaflympics seems pretty clearly based upon hearing impairment only. [[User:Thefamouseccles|Thefamouseccles]] ([[User talk:Thefamouseccles|talk]]) 11:15, 8 September 2008 (UTC)
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==Summer Sports==


==old navboxes==
===Athletics===
World Deaf Athletics Championships
{{hidden|Navbox V2|2=


{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
{{navbox
|-
|name = Deaflympic Games
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|title = Deaflympic Games
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Athletics Championships|2008]] || 1 || [[Izmir]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Athletics Championships|2012]] || 2 || [[Toronto]] || {{Flagu|Canada}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Athletics Championships|2016]] || 3 || [[Stara Zagora]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|}


World Deaf Indoor Athletics Championships
|group1 = Summer
|list1 = [[1924 Summer Deaflympics|1924]]{{·}} [[1928 Summer Deaflympics|1928]]{{·}} [[1931 Summer Deaflympics|1931]]{{·}} [[1935 Summer Deaflympics|1935]]{{·}} [[1939 Summer Deaflympics|1939]]{{·}} 1940-1948*{{·}} [[1949 Summer Deaflympics|1949]]{{·}} [[1953 Summer Deaflympics|1953]]{{·}} [[1957 Summer Deaflympics|1957]]{{·}} [[1961 Summer Deaflympics|1961]]{{·}} [[1965 Summer Deaflympics|1965]]{{·}} [[1969 Summer Deaflympics|1969]]{{·}} [[1973 Summer Deaflympics|1973]]{{·}} [[1977 Summer Deaflympics|1977]]{{·}} [[1981 Summer Deaflympics|1981]]{{·}} [[1985 Summer Deaflympics|1985]]{{·}} [[1989 Summer Deaflympics|1989]]{{·}} [[1993 Summer Deaflympics|1993]]{{·}} [[1997 Summer Deaflympics|1997]]{{·}} [[2001 Summer Deaflympics|2001]]{{·}} [[2005 Summer Deaflympics|2005]]{{·}} [[2009 Summer Deaflympics|2009]]{{·}} [[2013 Summer Deaflympics|2013]]


{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|group2 = Winter
|-
|list2 = [[1949 Winter Deaflympics|1949]]{{·}} [[1953 Winter Deaflympics|1953]]{{·}} [[1955 Winter Deaflympics|1955]]{{·}} [[1959 Winter Deaflympics|1959]]{{·}} [[1963 Winter Deaflympics|1963]]{{·}} [[1967 Winter Deaflympics|1967]]{{·}} [[1971 Winter Deaflympics|1971]]{{·}} [[1975 Winter Deaflympics|1975]]{{·}} [[1979 Winter Deaflympics|1979]]{{·}} [[1983 Winter Deaflympics|1983]]{{·}} [[1987 Winter Deaflympics|1987]]{{·}} [[1991 Winter Deaflympics|1991]]{{·}} [[1995 Winter Deaflympics|1995]]{{·}} [[1999 Winter Deaflympics|1999]]{{·}} [[2003 Winter Deaflympics|2003]]{{·}} [[2007 Winter Deaflympics|2007]]{{·}} [[2011 Winter Deaflympics|2011]]{{·}} [[2015 Winter Deaflympics|2015]]
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|below = ''*From 1940 to 1948, the Games were cancelled due to WWII''
|-
}}<nowiki><noinclude>
|| [[2019 World Deaf Indoor Athletics Championships|2019]] || 1 ||
[[Category:Multi-sport competitions navigational boxes|{{PAGENAME}}]]
|}
</noinclude></nowiki>


===Badminton===
}}
World Deaf Badminton Championships
{{hidden|Navbox V1|2=


{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
<br clear=all/>
{| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width=75% class="toccolours"
|align=center| <font size=2>'''[[Deaflympic Games]]'''</font>
|-
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|align=center| '''[[Summer Deaflympic Games]]'''
|-
|-
|| [[2003 World Deaf Badminton Championships|2003]] || 1 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|align=center| [[1924 Summer Deaflympics|1924]] | [[1928 Summer Deaflympics|1928]] | [[1931 Summer Deaflympics|1931]] | [[1935 Summer Deaflympics|1935]] | [[1939 Summer Deaflympics|1939]] | 1940-1948* | [[1949 Summer Deaflympics|1949]] | [[1953 Summer Deaflympics|1953]] | [[1957 Summer Deaflympics|1957]] | [[1961 Summer Deaflympics|1961]] | [[1965 Summer Deaflympics|1965]] | [[1969 Summer Deaflympics|1969]] | [[1973 Summer Deaflympics|1973]] | [[1977 Summer Deaflympics|1977]] | [[1981 Summer Deaflympics|1981]] | [[1985 Summer Deaflympics|1985]] | [[1989 Summer Deaflympics|1989]] | [[1993 Summer Deaflympics|1993]] | [[1997 Summer Deaflympics|1997]] | [[2001 Summer Deaflympics|2001]] | [[2005 Summer Deaflympics|2005]] | [[2009 Summer Deaflympics|2009]] | [[2013 Summer Deaflympics|2013]]
|-
|-
|| [[2007 World Deaf Badminton Championships|2007]] || 2 || [[Mülheim]] || {{Flagu|Germany}}
|align=center| '''[[Winter Deaflympic Games]]'''
|-
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Badminton Championships|2011]] || 3 || [[Bucheon]] || {{Flagu|South Korea}}
|align=center| [[1949 Winter Deaflympics|1949]] | [[1953 Winter Deaflympics|1953]] | [[1955 Winter Deaflympics|1955]] | [[1959 Winter Deaflympics|1959]] | [[1963 Winter Deaflympics|1963]] | [[1967 Winter Deaflympics|1967]] | [[1971 Winter Deaflympics|1971]] | [[1975 Winter Deaflympics|1975]] | [[1979 Winter Deaflympics|1979]] | [[1983 Winter Deaflympics|1983]] | [[1987 Winter Deaflympics|1987]] | [[1991 Winter Deaflympics|1991]] | [[1995 Winter Deaflympics|1995]] | [[1999 Winter Deaflympics|1999]] | [[2003 Winter Deaflympics|2003]] | [[2007 Winter Deaflympics|2007]] | [[2011 Winter Deaflympics|2011]] | [[2015 Winter Deaflympics|2015]] |
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Badminton Championships|2015]] || 4 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|-
|
:''*<small>From 1940 to 1948, the Games were cancelled due to WWII</small>''
|}
|}


World Youth Deaf Badminton Championships
}}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Badminton Championships|2015]] || 1 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|}

===Basketball===
World Deaf Basketball Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2002 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2002]] || 1 || [[Athens]] || {{Flagu|Greece}}
|-
|| [[2007 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2007]] || 2 || [[Guangzhou]] || {{Flagu|China}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2011]] || 3 || [[Palermo]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2015]] || 4 || [[Taoyuan County, Taiwan|Taoyuan]] || {{Flagu|Chinese Taipei}}
|-
|}

DIBF U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2010 U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2010]] || 1 || [[Lublin]] || {{Flagu|Poland}}
|-
|| [[2014 U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2014]] || 2 || [[Samsun]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|| [[2018 U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships|2018]] || 3 ||
|-
|}

===Beach Volleyball===
World Deaf Beach Volleyball Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Beach Volleyball Championships|2012]] || 1 || [[Alanya]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Beach Volleyball Championships|2016]] || 2 || [[Samsun]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|}

===Bowling===
World Deaf Bowling Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2003 World Deaf Bowling Championships|2003]] || 1 || [[Taipei]] || {{Flagu|Chinese Taipei}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Bowling Championships|2011]] || 2 || [[Buenos Aires]] || {{Flagu|Argentina}}
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Bowling Championships|2015]] || 3 || [[Bologna]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|}

===Cycling===
World Deaf Cycling Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1968 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1968]] || 1 || [[Genova]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[1971 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1971]] || 2 || [[Genova]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[1972 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1972]] || 3 || [[Eeklo]] || {{Flagu|Belgium}}
|-
|| [[1974 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1974]] || 4 || [[Villafranca di Verona|Villafranca]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[1975 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1975]] || 5 || [[Flemish Region|Hulste]] || {{Flagu|Belgium}}
|-
|| [[1979 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1979]] || 6 || [[Caen]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[1980 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1980]] || 7 || [[Menen|Lauwe]] || {{Flagu|Belgium}}
|-
|| [[1982 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1982]] || 8 || [[Lyngby]] || {{Flagu|Denmark}}
|-
|| [[1983 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1983]] || 9 || [[Nimes]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[1987 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1987]] || 10 || [[Oudenaarde]] || {{Flagu|Belgium}}
|-
|| [[1995 World Deaf Cycling Championship|1995]] || 11 || [[Pont-à-Marcq]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[2006 World Deaf Cycling Championship|2006]] || 12 || [[San Francisco]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Cycling Championship|2011]] || 13 || [[Mont Tremblant]] || {{Flagu|Canada}}
|-
|}

===Futsal/Football===
*[[World Deaf Futsal/Football Championships]]

World Deaf Futsal Championships
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1996 World Deaf Futsal Championships|1996]] || 1 || [[Maastricht]] || {{Flagu|Netherlands}}
|-
|| [[2007 World Deaf Futsal Championships|2007]] || 2 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Futsal Championships|2011]] || 3 || [[Örebro]] || {{Flagu|Sweden}}
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Futsal Championships|2015]] || 4 || [[Bangkok]] || {{Flagu|Thailand}}
|-
|}

World Deaf Football Championships
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Football Championships|2008]] || 1 || [[Patras]] || {{Flagu|Greece}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Football Championships|2012]] || 2 || [[Brighton]] || {{Flagu|England}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Football Championships|2016]] || 3 || [[Province of Salerno|Salerno]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|}

===Golf===
World Deaf Golf Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1995 World Deaf Golf Championship|1995]] || 1 || [[Meriden]] || {{Flagu|Great Britain}}
|-
|| [[1998 World Deaf Golf Championship|1998]] || 2 || [[Abbottstown]] || {{Flagu|United States}}
|-
|| [[2000 World Deaf Golf Championship|2000]] || 3 || [[Sun City]] || {{Flagu|South Africa}}
|-
|| [[2002 World Deaf Golf Championship|2002]] || 4 || [[Dublin]] || {{Flagu|Ireland}}
|-
|| [[2004 World Deaf Golf Championship|2004]] || 5 || [[Stockholm]] || {{Flagu|Sweden}}
|-
|| [[2006 World Deaf Golf Championship|2006]] || 6 || [[Edmonton]] || {{Flagu|Canada}}
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Golf Championship|2008]] || 7 || [[Perth]] || {{Flagu|Australia}}
|-
|| [[2010 World Deaf Golf Championship|2010]] || 8 || [[St Andrews]] || {{Flagu|Great Britain}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Golf Championship|2012]] || 9 || [[Tsu, Mie]] || {{Flagu|Japan}}
|-
|| [[2014 World Deaf Golf Championship|2014]] || 10 || [[Traverse City]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Golf Championship|2016]] || 11 || [[Copenhagen]] || {{Flagu|Denmark}}
|-
|}

===Handball===
World Deaf Handball Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2014 World Deaf Handball Championships|2014]] || 1 || [[Samsun]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|| [[2018 World Deaf Handball Championships|2018]] || 2 ||
|-
|}

===Martial Arts===
World Deaf Martial Arts Championships
* Judo & Karate in all of Edition.
* Taekwondo from 9th World championships (1997)
* Wushu (Kung Fu) from 10th World championships (1999) but only exist in 1999, 2001 and 2004 then delete after 2004.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1979 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1979]] || 1 || [[Tokyo]] || {{Flagu|Japan}}
|-
|| [[1982 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1982]] || 2 || [[Dunkerque]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[1985 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1985]] || 3 || [[Mexico City]] || {{Flagu|Mexico}}
|-
|| [[1987 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1987]] || 4 || [[Rimini]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[1989 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1989]] || 5 || [[Tokyo]] || {{Flagu|Japan}}
|-
|| [[1991 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1991]] || 6 || [[Bordeaux]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[1993 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1993]] || 7 || [[Taipei]] || {{Flagu|Chinese Taipei}}
|-
|| [[1995 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1995]] || 8 || [[Miami]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|| [[1997 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1997]] || 9 || [[Trondheim]] || {{Flagu|Norway}}
|-
|| [[1999 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|1999]] || 10 || [[Buenos Aires]] || {{Flagu|Argentina}}
|-
|| [[2001 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|2001]] || 11 || [[Rome]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[2004 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|2004]] || 12 || [[Moscow]] || {{Flagu|Russia}}
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|2008]] || 13 || [[Toulouse]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|2012]] || 14 || [[Nueva Esparta]] || {{Flagu|Venezuela}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Martial Arts Championship|2016]] || 15 || [[Samsun]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|}

===Orienteering===
World Deaf Orienteering Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2006 World Deaf Orienteering Championships|2006]] || 1 || [[Veszprém]] || {{Flagu|Hungary}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Orienteering Championships|2011]] || 2 || [[Cherkasy]] || {{Flagu|Ukraine}}
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Orienteering Championships|2015]] || 3 || [[Rochester]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|}

World Deaf Masters Orienteering Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Masters Orienteering Championships|2015]] || 1 || [[Rochester]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|}

===Shooting===
World Deaf Shooting Championships
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Shooting Championships|2016]] || 1 || [[Kazan]] || {{Flagu|Russia}}
|-
|}

===Swimming===
World Deaf Swimming Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1995 World Deaf Swimming Championships|1995]] || 1 || [[Brugge]] || {{Flagu|Belgium}}
|-
|| [[2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships|2007]] || 2 || [[Taipei]] || {{Flagu|Chinese Taipei}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Swimming Championships|2011]] || 3 || [[Coimbra]] || {{Flagu|Portugal}}
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Swimming Championships|2015]] || 4 || [[San Antonio]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|}

Deaf International Short Course Swimming Championship

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2014 Deaf International Short Course Swimming Championships|2014]] || 1 || [[Rochester]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|}

===Table Tennis===
World Deaf Table Tennis Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Table Tennis Championships|2008]] || 1 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Table Tennis Championships|2012]] || 2 || [[Tokyo]] || {{Flagu|Japan}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Table Tennis Championships|2016]] || 3 || [[Samsun]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|}

===Tennis===
World Deaf Tennis Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1974 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1974]] || 1 || [[London]]/[[Sommacampagna]] || {{Flagu|Great Britain}}/{{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[1976 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1976]] || 2 || [[Rome]]/[[Brussels]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}/{{Flagu|Belgium}}
|-
|| [[1978 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1978]] || 3 || [[Paris]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[1980 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1980]] || 4 || [[New York]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|| [[1982 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1982]] || 5 || [[Palermo]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[1987 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1987]] || 6 || [[Pau]] || {{Flagu|France}}
|-
|| [[1991 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1991]] || 7 || [[Hatfield]] || {{Flagu|Great Britain}}
|-
|| [[1995 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1995]] || 8 || [[Bradenton]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|| [[1999 World Deaf Tennis Championship|1999]] || 9 || [[Loano]] || {{Flagu|Italy}}
|-
|| [[2003 World Deaf Tennis Championship|2003]] || 10 || [[Pörtschach]] || {{Flagu|Austria}}
|-
|| [[2007 World Deaf Tennis Championship|2007]] || 11 || [[München]] || {{Flagu|Germany}}
|-
|| [[2011 World Deaf Tennis Championship|2011]] || 12 || [[Izmir]] || {{Flagu|Turkey}}
|-
|| [[2015 World Deaf Tennis Championship|2015]] || 13 || [[Nottingham]] || {{Flagu|Great Britain}}
|-
|}

===Volleyball===
World Deaf Volleyball Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Volleyball Championships|2008]] || 1 || [[Buenos Aires]] || {{Flagu|Argentina}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Volleyball Championships|2012]] || 2 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Volleyball Championships|2016]] || 3 || [[Washington, D.C]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|}

===Wrestling===
World Deaf Wrestling Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2004 World Deaf Wrestling Championships|2004]] || 1 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|| [[2008 World Deaf Wrestling Championships|2008]] || 2 || [[Yerevan]] || {{Flagu|Armenia}}
|-
|| [[2012 World Deaf Wrestling Championships|2012]] || 3 || [[Sofia]] || {{Flagu|Bulgaria}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Wrestling Championships|2016]] || 4 || [[Tehran]] || {{Flagu|Iran}}
|-
|}

World Deaf Cadet and Junior Wrestling Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2014 World Deaf Cadet and Junior Wrestling Championships|2014]] || 1 || [[Yerevan]] || {{Flagu|Armenia}}
|-
|| [[2016 World Deaf Cadet and Junior Wrestling Championships|2016]] || 2 || [[Tehran]] || {{Flagu|Iran}}
|-
|}

==Winter Sports==

===Alpine Skiing===
World Deaf Alpine Skiing Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2013 World Deaf Alpine Skiing Championships|2013]] || 1 || [[Nesselwang]] || {{Flagu|Germany}}
|-
|| [[2017 World Deaf Alpine Skiing Championships|2017]] || 2 ||
|-
|}

===Cross Country Skiing===
World Deaf Cross Country Skiing Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2013 World Deaf Cross Country Skiing Championships|2013]] || 1 || [[Tyumen]] || {{Flagu|Russia}}
|-
|| [[2017 World Deaf Cross Country Skiing Championships|2017]] || 2 ||
|-
|}

===Ice Hockey and Curling===
World Deaf Ice Hockey and Curling Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[1st World Deaf Ice Hockey and Curling Championships|2009]] || 1 || [[Winnipeg]] || {{Flagu|Canada}}
|-
|| [[2013 World Deaf Ice Hockey and Curling Championships|2013]] || 2 || [[Vantaa]] || {{Flagu|Finland}}
|-
|| [[2017 World Deaf Ice Hockey and Curling Championships|2017]] || 3 || [[Buffalo, New York]] || {{Flagu|USA}}
|-
|}

===Snowboard===
World Deaf Snowboard Championships

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
|| '''Year''' || '''Edition''' || '''Host City''' || '''NOC'''
|-
|| [[2013 World Deaf Snowboard Championships|2013]] || 1 || [[Moscow]] || {{Flagu|Russia}}
|-
|| [[2017 World Deaf Snowboard Championships|2017]] || 2 ||
|-
|}
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==General cleanup suggestions==
Note that the template above [[Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2008_October_7#Template:Deaflympic_Games|was deleted from template namespace]] as a result of there not being a single article linked therein that meets the notability guidelines. Not a single one of the games had a third party reliable source available for it, and all were deleted or redirected here. I would like to make a couple of suggestions, lest this article be deleted as well - It's obvious that a reasonable amount of effort has been put into it:
# [[WP:NOTE|Our notability guidelines]] require that an article have [[WP:RS|multiple independent sources]] that back up the subject's claim to notability. Without them, articles are often ([[WP:NOT|and should be]]) deleted.
# When this article reaches a [[WP:LENGTH|size]] that renders it difficult to download and read or when it reaches a point where any single set of games is discussed at such length that it gives the topic [[WP:WEIGHT|undue weight]], feel free to [[WP:SPLIT|split them out]]. You could throw in a paragraph or two of strong, sourced prose about 5 or 10 of the games before you ever reach that point. Note that each split off article also requires multiple independent sources.
# Do not recreate the deleted templates until a reasonable number of the games have been split off. When recreating deleted content, the right way to do it is to [[WP:DRV|tell the admins]] that a handful of the linked articles exist again and meet [[WP:NOTE]]. At that point they can restore [[Template:Deaflympics]] or [[Template:Deaflympic Games]] for further editing. I must say, though: Barring the discovery of 15-20 independent sources for the total topic and barring several months/a year's growth in this article, I can't say that I see this happening successfully anytime soon.
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World Deaf Championships

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The World Deaf Championships is an international sports competition for deaf athletes. The International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD) is the main governing body responsible for the organization of Deaflympics and other World Deaf Championships.

Tables of sports and results

Summer Sports

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Athletics

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World Deaf Athletics Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2008 1 Izmir  Turkey
2012 2 Toronto  Canada
2016 3 Stara Zagora  Bulgaria

World Deaf Indoor Athletics Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2019 1

Badminton

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World Deaf Badminton Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2003 1 Sofia  Bulgaria
2007 2 Mülheim  Germany
2011 3 Bucheon  South Korea
2015 4 Sofia  Bulgaria

World Youth Deaf Badminton Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2015 1 Sofia  Bulgaria

Basketball

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World Deaf Basketball Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2002 1 Athens  Greece
2007 2 Guangzhou  China
2011 3 Palermo  Italy
2015 4 Taoyuan  Chinese Taipei

DIBF U21 World Deaf Basketball Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2010 1 Lublin  Poland
2014 2 Samsun  Turkey
2018 3

Beach Volleyball

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World Deaf Beach Volleyball Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2012 1 Alanya  Turkey
2016 2 Samsun  Turkey

Bowling

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World Deaf Bowling Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2003 1 Taipei  Chinese Taipei
2011 2 Buenos Aires  Argentina
2015 3 Bologna  Italy

Cycling

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World Deaf Cycling Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
1968 1 Genova  Italy
1971 2 Genova  Italy
1972 3 Eeklo  Belgium
1974 4 Villafranca  Italy
1975 5 Hulste  Belgium
1979 6 Caen  France
1980 7 Lauwe  Belgium
1982 8 Lyngby  Denmark
1983 9 Nimes  France
1987 10 Oudenaarde  Belgium
1995 11 Pont-à-Marcq  France
2006 12 San Francisco  USA
2011 13 Mont Tremblant  Canada

Futsal/Football

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World Deaf Futsal Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
1996 1 Maastricht  Netherlands
2007 2 Sofia  Bulgaria
2011 3 Örebro  Sweden
2015 4 Bangkok  Thailand

World Deaf Football Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2008 1 Patras  Greece
2012 2 Brighton  England
2016 3 Salerno  Italy

Golf

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World Deaf Golf Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
1995 1 Meriden  Great Britain
1998 2 Abbottstown  United States
2000 3 Sun City  South Africa
2002 4 Dublin  Ireland
2004 5 Stockholm  Sweden
2006 6 Edmonton  Canada
2008 7 Perth  Australia
2010 8 St Andrews  Great Britain
2012 9 Tsu, Mie  Japan
2014 10 Traverse City  USA
2016 11 Copenhagen  Denmark

Handball

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World Deaf Handball Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2014 1 Samsun  Turkey
2018 2

Martial Arts

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World Deaf Martial Arts Championships

  • Judo & Karate in all of Edition.
  • Taekwondo from 9th World championships (1997)
  • Wushu (Kung Fu) from 10th World championships (1999) but only exist in 1999, 2001 and 2004 then delete after 2004.
Year Edition Host City NOC
1979 1 Tokyo  Japan
1982 2 Dunkerque  France
1985 3 Mexico City  Mexico
1987 4 Rimini  Italy
1989 5 Tokyo  Japan
1991 6 Bordeaux  France
1993 7 Taipei  Chinese Taipei
1995 8 Miami  USA
1997 9 Trondheim  Norway
1999 10 Buenos Aires  Argentina
2001 11 Rome  Italy
2004 12 Moscow  Russia
2008 13 Toulouse  France
2012 14 Nueva Esparta  Venezuela
2016 15 Samsun  Turkey

Orienteering

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World Deaf Orienteering Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2006 1 Veszprém  Hungary
2011 2 Cherkasy  Ukraine
2015 3 Rochester  USA

World Deaf Masters Orienteering Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2015 1 Rochester  USA

Shooting

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World Deaf Shooting Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2016 1 Kazan  Russia

Swimming

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World Deaf Swimming Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
1995 1 Brugge  Belgium
2007 2 Taipei  Chinese Taipei
2011 3 Coimbra  Portugal
2015 4 San Antonio  USA

Deaf International Short Course Swimming Championship

Year Edition Host City NOC
2014 1 Rochester  USA

Table Tennis

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World Deaf Table Tennis Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2008 1 Sofia  Bulgaria
2012 2 Tokyo  Japan
2016 3 Samsun  Turkey

Tennis

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World Deaf Tennis Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
1974 1 London/Sommacampagna  Great Britain/ Italy
1976 2 Rome/Brussels  Italy/ Belgium
1978 3 Paris  France
1980 4 New York  USA
1982 5 Palermo  Italy
1987 6 Pau  France
1991 7 Hatfield  Great Britain
1995 8 Bradenton  USA
1999 9 Loano  Italy
2003 10 Pörtschach  Austria
2007 11 München  Germany
2011 12 Izmir  Turkey
2015 13 Nottingham  Great Britain

Volleyball

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World Deaf Volleyball Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2008 1 Buenos Aires  Argentina
2012 2 Sofia  Bulgaria
2016 3 Washington, D.C  USA

Wrestling

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World Deaf Wrestling Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2004 1 Sofia  Bulgaria
2008 2 Yerevan  Armenia
2012 3 Sofia  Bulgaria
2016 4 Tehran  Iran

World Deaf Cadet and Junior Wrestling Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2014 1 Yerevan  Armenia
2016 2 Tehran  Iran

Winter Sports

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Alpine Skiing

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World Deaf Alpine Skiing Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2013 1 Nesselwang  Germany
2017 2

Cross Country Skiing

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World Deaf Cross Country Skiing Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2013 1 Tyumen  Russia
2017 2

Ice Hockey and Curling

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World Deaf Ice Hockey and Curling Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2009 1 Winnipeg  Canada
2013 2 Vantaa  Finland
2017 3 Buffalo, New York  USA

Snowboard

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World Deaf Snowboard Championships

Year Edition Host City NOC
2013 1 Moscow  Russia
2017 2
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