World Champions
The FIMP World Championships have been held since 1931. Since the Great Chlorine Schism of 1968 there have been two senior world titles, Indoor and Outdoor.
Current world champions (2026): Indoor: Aaron Warburton (Great Britain). Outdoor: Jonathon Couriard (Great Britain).
Most world titles
| Athlete | Discipline | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Kaori Ishizuchi JPN | Indoor | 6 |
| Ngaio Te Rangimarie NZL | Outdoor | 5 |
| Hendrika “Hennie” Valkhof NED | Unified | 4 |
| Lieselotte Achterberg GER | Indoor | 4 |
| Tane Te Rangimarie NZL | Indoor | 4 |
| Ottavio Marzanello ITA | Unified | 3 |
| Wendell Okafor-Brigham USA | Unified | 3 |
| Callum Reidford GBR | Indoor | 3 |
| Tomasz Wierzbowski POL | Indoor | 3 |
| Eirik Brekke NOR | Outdoor | 3 |
Indoor World Champions (1968–2026)
Outdoor World Champions (1968–2026)
World Champions, unified era (1931–1967)
No championships were held from 1940 to 1946 or in 2020.
