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The BWF World Championships men's singles crown has been ruled by China, Indonesia, Denmark, and Malaysia since 1977 — with Lin Dan's five titles standing alone at the top.

Title-count leaderboard covers every BWF World Championships men's singles edition since the event's 1977 inception (the championship was not held annually — no editions in Olympic years such as 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020/2024, and it ran biennially through the 1980s-90s); the top 5 rows are every multi-title winner in the event's history, and the remaining 5 one-title rows are a representative selection of the most historically notable single-title champions (not an exhaustive tie-break of all ~20 one-title winners). The "Notable Winners" list above covers only the 2006-2025 window (15 of the ~27 total editions) for space — earlier champions (e.g. Rudy Hartono 1980, Yang Yang 1987/1989, Taufik Hidayat 2005) are reflected in the leaderboard but not individually detailed as entries. Match scores are shown only where independently verified (2025 final); other editions omit an unverified score rather than guess one.

Top 10 Players — Most Titles

🇨🇳
Lin Dan
2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013
5
🇨🇳
Yang Yang
1987, 1989
2
🇨🇳
Chen Long
2014, 2015
2
🇯🇵
Kento Momota
2018, 2019
2
🇩🇰
Viktor Axelsen
2017, 2022
2
🇮🇩
Taufik Hidayat
2005
1
🇮🇩
Rudy Hartono
1980
1
🇸🇬
Loh Kean Yew
2021
1
🇹🇭
Kunlavut Vitidsarn
2023
1
🇨🇳
Shi Yuqi
2025
1

Notable Winners | Newest First

15 entries on record

2025
🇨🇳 Shi Yuqi
📍 Paris, France

Shi Yuqi's maiden world singles title, rallying from a game down against the defending champion.

2023
🇹🇭 Kunlavut Vitidsarn
📍 Copenhagen, Denmark

First Thai men's singles world champion.

2022
🇩🇰 Viktor Axelsen
📍 Tokyo, Japan
2021
🇸🇬 Loh Kean Yew
📍 Huelva, Spain

First Singaporean world champion in any BWF discipline.

2019
🇯🇵 Kento Momota
📍 Basel, Switzerland
2018
🇯🇵 Kento Momota
📍 Nanjing, China
2017
🇩🇰 Viktor Axelsen
📍 Glasgow, Scotland
2015
🇨🇳 Chen Long
📍 Jakarta, Indonesia
2014
🇨🇳 Chen Long
📍 Copenhagen, Denmark
2013
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
📍 Guangzhou, China

Lin Dan's fifth and final men's singles world title.

2011
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
📍 London, England
2010
🇨🇳 Chen Jin
📍 Paris, France
2009
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
📍 Hyderabad, India
2007
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
📍 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2006
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
📍 Madrid, Spain

First of Lin Dan's record five men's singles world titles.

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