The 2025 World Wushu Championships have ended, all the results

On September 7, the 2025 Wushu World Championship ended in the capital of Brazil, with Armenian athletes among the participants. Team Armenia competed with 4 athletes and won 1 bronze medal. The medalist was Arsen Bagryan (60 kg) in the Sanda discipline.

China topped the team standings with 15 gold medals. The competitions were held in two disciplines: Taolu (demonstration routines) and Sanda (fighting).

Medal Table — Wushu World Championship 2025

1. China — 15 gold, 1 silver.

2. Iran — 6 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze.

3. Malaysia — 5 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze.

4. Hong Kong — 4 gold, 6 silver, 5 bronze.

5. Vietnam — 2 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze.

Full results

Men – Taolu

• Changquan: Gold – Yang Yalin (China), Silver – Lee Yong-hyun (South Korea), Bronze – Edgar Xavier Marvelo (Indonesia)

• Daoshu: Gold – Seraf Naro Siregar (Indonesia), Silver – Jowen Lim (Singapore), Bronze – Kirill-Zui Bondarenko (Russia)

• Gunshu: Gold – Gao Xiaobin (China), Silver – Loan Drouard (France), Bronze – Lee Ha-sung (South Korea)

• Jianshu: Gold – Si Shin Peng (Malaysia), Silver – Chin Ka Hou (Macau), Bronze – Chen Jinsong (Hong Kong)

• Qiangshu: Gold – Si Shin Peng (Malaysia), Silver – Kuong Chi Hin (Macau), Bronze – Motoyoshi Araki (Japan)

• Nanquan: Gold – Du Hongjie (China), Silver – Lau Chi Lung (Hong Kong), Bronze – Deng Longteng (Hong Kong)

• Nandao: Gold – Lau Chi Lung (Hong Kong), Silver – Deng Longteng (Hong Kong), Bronze – Shahin Banitalebi (Iran)

• Nangun: Gold – Lau Chi Lung (Hong Kong), Silver – Huang Wen-sheng (Chinese Taipei), Bronze – Mohammad Adil Sailhin (Brunei)

• Taijiquan: Gold – An Hyeon-gi (South Korea), Silver – Samuel Hui (Hong Kong), Bronze – Tay Yu Xuan (Singapore)

• Taijijian: Gold – Gao Haonan (China), Silver – Samuel Hui (Hong Kong), Bronze – Tomohiro Araya (Japan)

• Duilian: Gold – Macau team, Silver – Indonesia team, Bronze – Malaysia team & Indonesia team

Women – Taolu

• Changquan: Gold – Lydia Sham (Hong Kong), Silver – Michelle Yeung (Hong Kong), Bronze – Sandra Konstantinova (Russia)

• Daoshu: Gold – Lee Jia Rong (Malaysia), Silver – Michelle Yeung (Hong Kong), Bronze – Kana Ikeuchi (Japan)

• Gunshu: Gold – Han Xueshi (China), Silver – Sou Cho Man (Macau), Bronze – Lee Jia Rong (Malaysia)

• Jianshu: Gold – Wang Yawen (China), Silver – Nanoha Kida (Japan), Bronze – Wong Weng Ian (Macau)

• Qiangshu: Gold – Zahra Kiani (Iran), Silver – Patricia Geraldine (Indonesia), Bronze – Duong Thuy Vi (Vietnam)

• Nanquan: Gold – Byun Si-woo (South Korea), Silver – Chao Tang-hsuan (Chinese Taipei), Bronze – Leianan Yuen (USA)

• Nandao: Gold – Zhang Yaling (China), Silver – Tan Cheong Min (Malaysia), Bronze – Chao Tang-hsuan (Chinese Taipei)

• Nangun: Gold – Tan Cheong Min (Malaysia), Silver – Chao Tang-hsuan (Chinese Taipei), Bronze – Byun Si-woo (South Korea)

• Taijiquan: Gold – Shiho Saito (Japan), Silver – Zeanne Law (Singapore), Bronze – Agatha Wong (Philippines)

• Taijijian: Gold – Wu Xu (China), Silver – Zeanne Law (Singapore), Bronze – Shiho Saito (Japan)

• Duilian: Gold – Malaysia team, Silver – Italy team, Bronze – Hong Kong team

Men – Sanda

• 48 kg: Gold – Li Jianhui (China), Silver – Al Daoud (Egypt), Bronze – Thana’ Al-Sendi (Yemen), Russel Diaz (Philippines)

• 52 kg: Gold – Qu Jianming (China), Silver – Van Tam Dinh (Vietnam), Bronze – Arsen Umatulov (Russia), Ferddy Shangino (Indonesia)

• 56 kg: Gold – Arsen Umalatov (Russia), Silver – Carlos Baylon Jr. (Philippines), Bronze – Van Doan Hua (Vietnam), Gideon Fred Padua (India)

• 60 kg: Gold – Wang Zhunlong (China), Silver – Park Geon-su (South Korea), Bronze – Arsen Baghryan (Armenia), Gideon Fred Padua (Philippines)

• 65 kg: Gold – Wang Chengjin (China), Silver – Shoja Panahigelkholaei (Iran), Bronze – Xander Alipio (Philippines), Spencer Meng (USA)

• 70 kg: Gold – Erfan Moharrami Piraghom (Iran), Silver – Alhasan Albagatay (Iraq), Bronze – Eziz Muhammedov (Turkmenistan), Van Chuong Truong (Vietnam)

• 75 kg: Gold – Jin Gensheng (China), Silver – Mohsen Mohammadsafaei (Iran), Bronze – Song Gi-cheol (South Korea), Joao Oliveira (Brazil)

• 80 kg: Gold – Andrei Miadziun (Russia), Silver – Li Weijin (Hong Kong), Bronze – Joao Oliveira (Portugal), Maura Andri (Algeria)

• 85 kg: Gold – Dzhapar Magomedov (Russia), Silver – Muhammet Jumamyradow (Turkmenistan), Bronze – Daniel Brebe (Romania), Emre Goktas (Türkiye)

• 90 kg: Gold – Mahi Moradi (Iran), Silver – Serdar Jorakulyev (Turkmenistan), Bronze – Melvado Perez (Venezuela), Khaled Gadelkarim (Egypt)

• 100 kg: Gold – Shamil Abdulmuslimov (Russia), Silver – Nilsson Michel (France), Bronze – Markus Glutz (Switzerland), Dmitry Popov (Kazakhstan)

• 100+ kg: Gold – Ahmed Shalaby (Egypt), Silver – Nursultan Tursunkulov (Turkmenistan), Bronze – Chamyryat Annagurbanov (Kazakhstan), Karimzhon Baltabaev (Kyrgyzstan)

Women – Sanda

• 48 kg: Gold – Du Yuxia (China), Silver – Nguyen Thi Lan (Vietnam), Bronze – Chen Yuling (Hong Kong), Liang Xuezhen (Macau)

• 52 kg: Gold – Thi Phuong Nga Ngo (Vietnam), Silver – Aparna Dahiya (India), Bronze – Jenifer Kilapio (Philippines), Tharisa Florentina (Indonesia)

• 56 kg: Gold – Thi Thu Thuy Nguyen (Vietnam), Silver – Beatriz Silva (Brazil), Bronze – Chan Tsz Ching (Hong Kong), Krisna Maledcan (Philippines)

• 60 kg: Gold – Wu Xiaowei (China), Silver – Kareena Kaushik (India), Bronze – Nathalia Silva (Brazil), Chu Man Sin (Macau)

• 65 kg: Gold – Sadigheh Darialeivarkadeh (Iran), Silver – Sudenaz Gulay (Türkiye), Bronze – Claudia Muniz (Mexico), Maria Egorova (Russia)

• 70 kg: Gold – Soheila Mansourian (Iran), Silver – Chen Ruiping (China), Bronze – Mennatallah Aly (Egypt), Nasui Chaima (Türkiye)

• 75 kg: Gold – Shaharbanoo Mansourian (Iran), Silver – Shivani Prajapati (India), Bronze – Ekaterina Valchuk (Russia), Sydney Carr (USA)