US EditionWorld Games End in Chengdu with Colourful Ceremony, China Top of Medals Table
China's largest delegation won 36 golds in 18 sports, including five golds from para-athletes, marking their best-ever World Games performance, officials said.
- The 12th World Games took place from August 7 to 17, 2025, in Chengdu, China, concluding with a colorful closing ceremony on August 17.
- China hosted the event for the first time on the mainland, sending its largest delegation of 489 members competing in 28 sports and 152 events.
- China secured the top position in the overall medal rankings at the 2025 World Games, earning a total of 64 medals including a record 36 first-place finishes, marking their strongest performance in the event’s history with broad athlete involvement.
- IWGA Vice President Tom Dielen praised China for its exceptional efforts and achievements in hosting international multi-sport competitions, emphasizing the event's innovation and inclusive atmosphere.
- The Games showcased sustainability, innovation, and global camaraderie, uniting nearly 4,000 athletes from over 110 countries in a record, inclusive sporting event.
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China achieves best performance at World Games in Chengdu
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