This is a List of World Championships medalists in men's taekwondo.

Finweight −48 kg: 1975–1983 −50 kg: 1985–1997 −54 kg: 1999– 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Flyweight −53 kg: 1975–1977 −52 kg: 1979–1983 −54 kg: 1985–1997 −58 kg: 1999– 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk Si Mohamed Ketbi 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Bantamweight −58 kg: 1975–1977 −56 kg: 1979–1983 −58 kg: 1985–1997 −62 kg: 1999–2007 −63 kg: 2009– 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk Jaouad Achab 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Featherweight −63 kg: 1975–1977 −60 kg: 1979–1983 −64 kg: 1985–1997 −67 kg: 1999–2007 −68 kg: 2009– 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Lightweight −64 kg: 1973 −68 kg: 1975–1977 −64 kg: 1979–1983 −70 kg: 1985–1997 −72 kg: 1999–2007 −74 kg: 2009– 1973 Seoul 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Welterweight −73 kg: 1975–1977 −68 kg: 1979–1983 −76 kg: 1985–1997 −78 kg: 1999–2007 −80 kg: 2009– 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Light middleweight −73 kg: 1979–1983 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen

Middleweight −80 kg: 1975–1977 −78 kg: 1979–1983 −83 kg: 1985–1997 −84 kg: 1999–2007 −87 kg: 2009– 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen 1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Light heavyweight −84 kg: 1979–1983

1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen

Heavyweight +64 kg: 1973 +80 kg: 1975–1977 +84 kg: 1979–1983 +83 kg: 1985–1997 +84 kg: 1999–2007 +87 kg: 2009– 1973 Seoul 1975 Seoul 1977 Chicago 1979 Stuttgart 1982 Guayaquil 1983 Copenhagen1985 Seoul 1987 Barcelona 1989 Seoul 1991 Athens 1993 New York City 1995 Manila 1997 Hong Kong 1999 Edmonton 2001 Jeju 2003 Garmisch-P. 2005 Madrid 2007 Beijing 2009 Copenhagen 2011 Gyeongju 2013 Puebla 2015 Chelyabinsk 2017 Muju 2019 Manchester 2022 Guadalajara 2023 Baku 2025 Wuxi

Medal table

a At the 2015 World Championships, athletes from Belgium competed as World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) due to the suspension of the country's Taekwondo Federation. b At the 2023 and 2025 World Championships, athletes from Russia and Belarus in accordance with sanctions imposed following by the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine participated as Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN), their medals were not included in the official medal table.

See also List of Olympic medalists in taekwondo

References WTF Medal Winners