Summer Sports World Championships Medal Counts in the Road to Tokyo 2020

[De_Gambassi 1,225]

à l’instant, LuizGuilherme a dit :

Nice! Do you know wich competitions they are considerou? I mean, WSL or ISL for surf? World Cup or World League for Volley? A brazilian guy do the same thing but some numbers até diferent. Brazil for exemple is 6-5-9 in his medal table and South Korea is 4-4-9

 

No, I don't know the specifics. From the wording, I believe they only used world championships results (no world cups or world league results).

 

The overall tally seems a bit low to me also (the US with "only" 104 medals ?), so maybe, sports without a proper world championship have been excluded from the table.

 

PS I'd be interested by that Brazilian guy table

 

 

[LuizGuilherme 269]

Agora, De_Gambassi disse:

 

No, I don't know the specifics. From the wording, I believe they only used world championships results (no world cups or world league results).

 

The overall tally seems a bit low to me also (the US with "only" 104 medals ?), so maybe, sports without a proper world championship have been excluded from the table.

 

PS I'd be interested by that Brazilian guy table

 

 

Thats a nice topic! For example, I think that the world league is more important than the world cup in volleyball, meanwhile WSL is more important that ISL BUT the last one has the same conditions that we will see next year. I think is a bit difficult to do a "official" medal table like this but for sure its a great indicative for 2020.

 

Sure! here is the link: 

 

https://globoesporte.globo.com/olimpiadas/blogs/brasil-em-toquio/noticia/apos-ouros-na-ginastica-e-boxe-brasil-sobe-para-12o-no-quadro-dos-mundiais-de-2019.ghtml

 

If you translate you can read his criterias 

[Dunadan 1,103]

For volleyball only the World Championships should count in these medal table, neither the Nations (former World) League nor the World Cup (especially this year) are remotely comparable to the WCh.

 

Obviously some sports do not have World Championships every year, so a "2019 medal count" is different than a "latest WCh medal count" 

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Updated as of December 3rd, 2019

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Updated as of December 27th, 2019

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 Men's Individual
World Ranking as of December 29th, 2019

 

Brooks Koepka
10.4296

 

Rory McIlroy
9.3504

 

Jon Rahm
8.0910

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Women's Individual
World Ranking as of December 30th, 2019

 

Jin Young Ko
9.45

 

Sung Hyun Park
6.77

 

Nelly Korda
6.53

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 Men's Singles
World Ranking as of December 30th, 2019

 

Rafael Nadal
9985

 

Novak Djokovic
9145

 

Roger Federer
6590

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 Men's Doubles
Combined World Ranking as of December 30th, 2019

 

Colombia
Juan Sebastian Cabal
Robert Farah
164608230+8230

 

France
Nicolas Mahut
Pierre-Hugues Herbert
124707180+5290

 

Germany
Kevin Krawietz
Andreas Mies
91604660+4500

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 Women's Singles
World Ranking as of December 30th, 2019

 

Ashleigh Barty
7851

 

Karolina Pliskova
5940

 

Naomi Osaka
5496