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World Games 2025


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Qualification events in three sports will take place during the The World Games Series this weekend. The basic info is available here: https://www.theworldgames.org/news/The-World-Games-2025-33/Inaugural-The-World-Games-Series-kicks-off-in-Hong-Kong-2573

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:BRU:MAS:SGP were allocated their first quotas in wushu according to the IWGA's qualifications page.

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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Canoe Polo World Championships are coming to the end. If i'm not mistaken this countries should get quotas:

 

Men

:FRA:GER:DEN:GBR:ITA:ESP:TPE

:CHN

 

Women

:NZL:ITA:NED:IRI(:yikes:) :ESP:GER

:CHN Last spot should be decided between :DEN and :GBR in match for 7th place.

 

https://www.kayak-polo.info/app/#/chart

Qualification system: https://www.canoeicf.com/sites/default/files/2025_cap_worldsgames-qs_061123.pdf

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The IFA Women's Fistball World Championships just concluded and here is who should be going to Chengdu

 

1. :BRA (2024 World Champion - PAFA)

2. :GER (2nd place 2024 WWC - EFA)

3. :SUI (3rd place 2024 WWC - EFA)

4. :AUT (EFA #3)

5. :CHI (PAFA #2)

6. :ARG (PAFA #3)

7. :NZL (Oceania Quota)

Host: :CHN (Asia Quota)

 

Men's Qualification should wrap up this week following the completion of the Pan American Games, however, here is what it is looking like. Top 4 from 2023 MWC automatically qualify for Chengdu. With China receiving the host quota it automatically reaches the IFA's 3 continent mandate. 

 

1. :GER (2023 World Champion / 2024 Euro Champions - EFA)

2. :SUI (2nd Place 2023 WC - EFA)

3. :BRA (3rd Place 2023 WC - PAFA)

4. :SUI (4th Place 2023 WC -EFA)

5. :CHI (PAFA)

6. :ARG (PAFA)

7. :ITA (EFA)

Host: :CHN (Asia Quota)

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:CAM:MYA were allocated their first quotas in dragon boat according to the IWGA's qualifications page.

 

:LAT got a quota in flying disc (disc golf).

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“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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:FRA Stanley Odin, who won bronze medal at this years Powerlifting Classic World Championships in +120kg category passed away. He was 26.

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On 11/11/2024 at 8:32 AM, John Foyne said:

The IFA Women's Fistball World Championships just concluded and here is who should be going to Chengdu

 

1. :BRA (2024 World Champion - PAFA)

2. :GER (2nd place 2024 WWC - EFA)

3. :SUI (3rd place 2024 WWC - EFA)

4. :AUT (EFA #3)

5. :CHI (PAFA #2)

6. :ARG (PAFA #3)

7. :NZL (Oceania Quota)

Host: :CHN (Asia Quota)

8. :NAM (8th Place 2024 WWC)

 

Men's Qualification should wrap up this week following the completion of the Pan American Games, however, here is what it is looking like. Top 4 from 2023 MWC automatically qualify for Chengdu. With China receiving the host quota it automatically reaches the IFA's 3 continent mandate. 

 

1. :GER (2023 World Champion / 2024 Euro Champions - EFA)

2. :SUI (2nd Place 2023 WC - EFA)

3. :BRA (3rd Place 2023 WC - PAFA)

4. :SUI (4th Place 2023 WC -EFA)

5. :CHI (PAFA)

6. :ARG (PAFA)

7. :ITA (EFA)

Host: :CHN (Asia Quota)

8. :NZL (3rd Continent Rule. Highest non EFA, PAFA finisher at 2023 MWC) 

A few updates from the IFA after last month's Board of Directors meeting.

 

Looks like there will be no host quota for :CHN China at the 2025 World Games. This is surprising after the IFA went to Chengdu last year to put on a clinic. No doubt that given a year :CHN China has the resources and athletes to field a team that would be competitive in the placement matches.

 

:NAM Namibia will replace :CHN China on the women's side. While :NZL will replace :CHN on the men's side. 

 

:NAM Namibia finished 8th at the last Women's World Championships, while :NZL New Zealand finished 11th at the 2023 Men's World Championship. 

 

 

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