World Alpagut Championships — 2018–2025
The bests of the five World Alpagut Championships, taken from the protocols. Every gold medal a protocol awards is a world title, one won without a bout included, as the medal tables count it. A record shared is still the record, so every holder is named.
A name opens the athlete's page, where every result behind the record is listed with its protocol.
The most world titles won by one athlete.
The most medals of any colour won by one athlete.
Champion at the most of the five championships.
Champion in the most of the five disciplines of Alpagut.
The longest a champion has stayed a champion, from a first title to a last.
A country's record counts the results of the athletes who competed for it.
The most world titles won by the athletes of one country.
The most medals of any colour won by the athletes of one country.
The most world champions one country had at a single championship.
A protocol names the medallists of its category and nothing else. It carries no date of birth, so there is no youngest or oldest champion; and it does not record the draw, so the bouts an athlete fought are a minimum rather than a count, and no record is kept of them. The most titles anyone has won at a single championship is two, and sixty athletes have done it — a number that many share is not a record.
From the protocols of the five World Alpagut Championships, 2018–2025, with the corrections recorded in the register applied. What counts as a record was approved by the Board Chairman; neither the book nor the Federation's document package defines one.
See also: World Champions · Rankings · Results · Athletes
World Alpagut Federation — international governing body for the sport of Alpagut, established 2014, present in 50+ countries.