History of World Championships Results: Hammer – Men

2022
(Eugene, Oregon, July 16)
1.	Pawel Fajdek (Poland)	268-11 \| 81.98
2.	Wojciech Nowicki (Poland)	265-10 \| 81.03
3.	Eivind Henriksen (Norway)	265-4 \| 80.87
4.	Quentin Bigot (France)	263-3 \| 80.24
5.	Bence Halász (Hungary)	262-11 \| 80.15
6.	Rudy Winkler (USA)	259-2 \| 78.99
7.	Myhaylo Kokhan (Ukraine)	258-7 \| 78.83
8.	Daniel Haugh (USA)	256-3 \| 78.10
12.	Alex Young (USA)	241-6 \| 73.60

2019
(Doha, Qatar, October 2)
1.	Pawel Fajdek (Pol)	264-1 \| 80.50
2.	Quentin Bigot (Fra)	256-6 \| 78.19
3.	Bence Halász (Hun)	256-6 \| 78.18
3.	Wojciech Nowicki (Pol)	254-10 \| 77.69
5.	Myhaylo Kokhan (Ukr)	253-11 \| 77.39
6.	Eivind Henriksen (Nor)	253-10 \| 77.38
7.	Javier Cienfuegos (Spa)	251-2 \| 76.57
8.	Gleb Dudarev (Blr)	249-4 \| 76.00
[11.	Rudy Winkler (US)	246-9 \| 75.20]
[Daniel Haugh (US) dnq]
[Connor McCullough (US) dnq]

2017
(London, August 11)
1	Paweł Fajdek (Poland)	261-10 \| 79.81
2	Valeriy Pronkin (Russia)	256-5 \| 78.16
3	Wojciech Nowicki (Poland)	256-0 \| 78.03
4	Quentin Bigot (France)	254-10 \| 77.67
5	Aleksey Sokirskiy (Russia)	254-3 \| 77.50
6	Nick Miller (Great Britain)	253-7 \| 77.31
7	Dilshod Nazarov (Tajikistan)	253-4 \| 77.22
8	Serghei Marghiev (Moldova)	248-11 \| 75.87
[Kibwé Johnson (US) dnq]
[Rudy Winkler (US) dnq]
[nq—Alex Young (US) dnq]

2015
(Beijing, August 23)
1	Paweł Fajdek (Poland)	265-4 \| 80.88
2	Dilshod Nazarov (Tajikistan)	257-8 \| 78.55
3	Wojciech Nowicki (Poland)	257-8 \| 78.55
4	Krisztián Pars (Hungary)	253-8 \| 77.32
5	Sergey Litvinov (Russia)	253-5 \| 77.24
6	David Söderberg (Finland)	252-4 \| 76.92
7	Mostafa Hicham Al-Gamal (Egypt)	252-0 \| 76.81
8	Marcel Lomnický (Slovakia)	248-8 \| 75.79
[Kibwé Johnson (US) dnq]
[A.G. Kruger (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

2013
(Moscow, August 12)
1	Paweł Fajdek (Poland)	268-11 \| 81.97
2	Krisztián Pars (Hungary)	263-5 \| 80.30
3	Lukás Melich (Czech Republic)	260-4 \| 79.36
4	Primož Kozmus (Slovenia)	259-11 \| 79.22
5	Dilshod Nazarov (Tajikistan)	256-11 \| 78.31
6	Koji Murofushi (Japan)	256-0 \| 78.03
7	Nicola Vizzoni (Italy)	254-7 \| 77.61
8	Marcel Lomnický (Slovakia)	254-6 \| 77.57
[A.G. Kruger (US) dnq; only U.S. entrant]

2011
1	Koji Murofushi (Japan)	266-6 \| 81.24
2	Krisztián Pars (Hungary)	266-4 \| 81.18
3	Primož Kozmus (Slovenia)	260-5 \| 79.39
4	Markus Esser (Germany)	259-7 \| 79.12
5	Pavel Kryvitski (Belarus)	257-7 \| 78.53
6	Kirill Ikonnikov (Russia)	257-1 \| 78.37
7	Szymon Ziółkowski (Poland)	254-9 \| 77.64
8	Nicola Vizzoni (Italy)	252-9 \| 77.04
[Kibwé Johnson (US) dnq]
[Mike Mai (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

2009
1	Primož Kozmus (Slovenia)	265-3 \| 80.84
2	Szymon Ziółkowski (Poland)	260-2 \| 79.30
3	Aleksey Zagornyi (Russia)	256-2 \| 78.09
4	Krisztián Pars (Hungary)	254-1 \| 77.45
5	Sergey Litvinov II (Germany)	251-3 \| 76.58
6	Markus Esser (Germany)	250-2 \| 76.27
7	Andras Haklits (Croatia)	250-2 \| 76.26
8	Pavel Kryvitski (Belarus)	249-4 \| 76.00
[Jake Freeman (US) dnq]
[A.G. Kruger (US) dnq]
[Mike Mai (US) dnq]

2007
1	Ivan Tikhon (Belarus)	274-4 \| 83.63
2	Primož Kozmus (Slovenia)	269-11 \| 82.29
3	Libor Charfreitag (Slovakia)	267-8 \| 81.60
4	Vadim Devyatovskiy (Belarus)	267-7 \| 81.57
5	Krisztián Pars (Hungary)	265-6 \| 80.93
6	Koji Murofushi (Japan)	264-0 \| 80.46
7	Szymon Ziółkowski (Poland)	262-9 \| 80.09
8	Markus Esser (Germany)	261-4 \| 79.66
[Kibwé Johnson (US) dnq]
[A.G. Kruger (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

2005
1	Ivan Tikhon (Belarus)	275-2 \| 83.89	WCR
2	Vadim Devyatovskiy (Belarus)	271-0 \| 82.60
3	Szymon Ziółkowski (Poland)	260-4 \| 79.35
4	Markus Esser (Germany)	259-8 \| 79.16
5	Olli-Pekka Karjalainen (Finland)	258-5 \| 78.77
6	Ilya Konovalov (Russia)	257-10 \| 78.59
7	Krisztián Pars (Hungary)	256-0 \| 78.03
8	Vadim Khersontsev (Russia)	254-6 \| 77.59
[A.G. Kruger (US) dnq]
[James Parker (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

2003
1	Ivan Tikhon (Belarus)	272-5 \| 83.05
2	Adrián Annus (Hungary)	263-8 \| 80.36
3	Koji Murofushi (Japan)	262-10 \| 80.12
4	Andrey Skvaruk (Ukraine)	261-5 \| 79.68
5	Primož Kozmus (Slovenia)	261-5 \| 79.68
6	Ilya Konovalov (Russia)	257-8 \| 78.55
7	Vadim Devyatovskiy (Belarus)	256-4 \| 78.13
8	Aléx Papadimitríou (Greece)	255-2 \| 77.79
[no U.S. entrants]

2001
1	Szymon Ziółkowski (Poland)	273-7 \| 83.38	WCR
2	Koji Murofushi (Japan)	272-0 \| 82.92
3	Ilya Konovalov (Russia)	263-4 \| 80.27
4	Nicola Vizzoni (Italy)	262-10 \| 80.13
5	Andrey Skvaruk (Ukraine)	262-3 \| 79.93
6	Balázs Kiss (Hungary)	261-7 \| 79.75
7	Igor Astapkovich (Belarus)	261-6 \| 79.72
8	Tibor Gécsek (Hungary)	260-4 \| 79.34
[Kevin McMahon (US) dnq—only U.S. entrant]

1999
1	Karsten Kobs (Germany)	263-3 \| 80.24
2	Zsolt Németh (Hungary)	259-4 \| 79.05
3	Vladislav Piskunov (Ukraine)	259-3 \| 79.03
4	Tibor Gécsek (Hungary)	259-0 \| 78.95
5	Andrey Skvaruk (Ukraine)	258-6 \| 78.80
6	Hrístos Polihroníou (Greece)	256-11 \| 78.31
7	Nicola Vizzoni (Italy)	256-11 \| 78.31
8	Vadim Khersontsev (Russia)	252-6 \| 76.96
[Lance Deal (US) dnq]
[Kevin McMahon (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

1997
1	Heinz Weis (Germany)	268-4 \| 81.78
2	Andrey Skvaruk (Ukraine)	267-3 \| 81.46
3	Vasiliy Sidorenko (Russia)	264-11 \| 80.76
4	Balázs Kiss (Hungary)	262-4 \| 79.96
5	Igor Astapkovich (Belarus)	261-6 \| 79.70
6	Ilya Konovalov (Russia)	258-2 \| 78.68
7	Vadim Khersontsev (Russia)	254-0 \| 77.42
8	Aleksey Krykun (Ukraine)	253-1 \| 77.14
[Kevin McMahon (US) dnq]
[Jud Logan (US) dnq]
[David Popejoy (US) dnq]

1995
1	Andrey Abduvaliyev (Tajikistan)	267-7 \| 81.56
2	Igor Astapkovich (Belarus)	266-1 \| 81.10
3	Tibor Gécsek (Hungary)	265-8 \| 80.98
4	Balázs Kiss (Hungary)	259-3 \| 79.02
5	Lance Deal (US)	258-1 \| 78.66
6	Sergey Alay (Belarus)	251-6 \| 76.66
7	Ilya Konovalov (Russia)	251-0 \| 76.50
8	Aleksandr Seleznyov (Russia)	249-11 \| 76.18
[Kevin McMahon (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

1993
1	Andrey Abduvaliyev (Tajikistan)	267-10 \| 81.64
2	Igor Astapkovich (Belarus)	262-1 \| 79.88
3	Tibor Gécsek (Hungary)	260-11 \| 79.54
4	Sergey Alay (Belarus)	259-3 \| 79.02
5	Vasiliy Sidorenko (Russia)	258-9 \| 78.86
6	Aleksandr Seleznyov (Russia)	257-10 \| 78.58
7	Sergey Litvinov (Russia)	257-9 \| 78.56
8	Christophe Épalle (France)	250-1 \| 76.22
[9	Lance Deal (US)	250-0/76.20]
[Jim Driscoll (US) dnq]
[no third U.S. entrant]

1991
1	Yuriy Syedikh (Soviet Union)	268-0 \| 81.70
2	Igor Astapkovich (Soviet Union)	265-7 \| 80.94
3	Heinz Weis (Germany)	263-11 \| 80.44
4	Tibor Gécsek (Hungary)	259-1 \| 78.98
5	Andrey Abduvaliyev (Soviet Union)	256-11 \| 78.30
6	Walter Ciofani (France)	250-11 \| 76.48
7	Ken Flax (US)	249-3 \| 75.98
8	Raphael Piolanti (France)	241-7 \| 73.64
[Lance Deal (US) dnq]
[Jud Logan (US) dnq]

1987
1	Sergey Litvinov (Soviet Union)	272-6 \| 83.06	WCR
2	Jüri Tamm (Soviet Union)	265-3 \| 80.84
3	Ralf Haber (East Germany)	264-11 \| 80.76
4	Christoph Sahner (West Germany)	264-4 \| 80.58
5	Igor Nikulin (Soviet Union)	263-1 \| 80.18
6	Heinz Weis (West Germany)	263-1 \| 80.18
7	Tibor Gécsek (Hungary)	254-5 \| 77.56
8	Plamen Minev (Bulgaria)	252-10 \| 77.06
[Ken Flax (US) dnq]
[Jud Logan (US) dnq]
[Bill Green (US) DQed prior to meet]

1983
1	Sergey Litvinov (Soviet Union)	271-3 \| 82.68	WCR
2	Yuriy Syedikh (Soviet Union)	265-7 \| 80.94
3	Zdizisław Kwaśny (Poland)	260-7 \| 79.42
4	Igor Nikulin (Soviet Union)	260-4 \| 79.34
5	Günther Rodehau (East Germany)	252-11 \| 77.08
6	Klaus Ploghaus (West Germany)	252-6 \| 76.96
7	Karl-Hans Riehm (West Germany)	252-4 \| 76.92
8	Emanuil Dyulgerov (Bulgaria)	251-5 \| 76.64
[Ed Burke (US) dnq]
[John McArdle (US) dnq]
[Dave McKenzie (US) dnq]
[{qualifying}—Xie Yingqi (China) 205-2/62.54 WCR; Declan Hegarty (Ireland) 214-9/65.46 WCR; Juha Tiainen (Finland) 238-5/72.66 WCR; Syedikh 247-9/75.52 WCR; Kwasny 248-7/75.78 WCR; Litvinov 257-6/78.50 WCR; {final}—Syedikh 259-11/79.22 WCR]