List of world bowling champions
This article is a list of professional world champions in Ten-pin bowling.
WTBA Men's Champions
The following is a list of WTBA World Champions, sanctioned by the World Tenpin Bowling Association.[1][2] It is also called the FIQ World Championship although FIQ gives autonomy to the WTBA to host the event. Other WTBA records can be found here.
Year | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality
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2015 | Lee Hartney | Australia | Chris Bosma | Australia |
2014 | Dan MacLelland | Canada | Shaker al-Hassan | United Arab Emirates |
2013 | Bill O'Neill (2) | United States | Bodo Konieczny | Germany |
2010 | Bill O'Neill (1)[3][4] | United States | Bok-Eum Choi | South Korea |
2008 | Dan Tominson (1) | United Kingdom | Kai Günther | Germany |
2006 | Connor Bradley (1) | United Kingdom | Rhino Page | United States |
2003 | Ryan Wilson (1) | United Kingdom | Tim Mack | United States |
1999 | Gery Verbruggen (1) | Belgium | Achim Grabowski | Germany |
1995 | Marc Doi (1) | Canada | Bill Rowe | Canada |
1991 | Ying-Chieh Ma (1) | Chinese Taipei | Roberto Silva | Mexico |
1987 | Patrick Rolland (1) | France | Paeng Nepomuceno | Philippines |
1983 | Armando Marino (or T. Cariello United States)* (1) | Colombia | Eddie Garofalo | Puerto Rico |
1979 | Ollie Ongtawco (or G. Bugden United Kingdom)* (1) | Philippines | Rogelio Felice | Venezuela |
1975 | M. Stoudt (1) | United States | ||
1971 | E. Luther (1) | United States | ||
1967 | D. Pond (1) | United Kingdom | ||
1963 | L. Zikes (1) | United States | ||
1960 | T. Reynolds (1) | Mexico | ||
1958 | K. Asukas (1) | Finland | ||
1955 | N. Backstrom (1) | Sweden | ||
1954 | G. Algeskog (1) | Sweden | ||
* Conflict between two official sources, although the WTBA home page is preferred.
IBSA Men's Champions
The following is a list of IBSA World Champions for visually impaired bowlers, sanctioned by the World Tenpin Bowling Association and International Blind Sports Association.
Year | Winner | Nationality | Runner-up | Nationality |
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2011 | Tac Nog Yun [5] (1) | South Korea | ||
This contains a list of World Cup winners.
References
External links
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