As the total standings of the countries would be decided by the result of the games of the day, the players successfully showcased the advantages and power of the orthodox Taekwon-Do and its development by fully displaying their physical and technical abilities which they have cultivated in their day-to-day trainings.

The following are the results of the third-day events of the championships held on Wednesday:

Men's individual 50kg sparring match

1. Ri Kwon Il (DPRK)

2. Shen Zhenzhe (China)

3. Avet Kushchian (Russia), Ibragim Ibragimov (Russia)

Men's individual 57kg sparring match

1. Evgenii Otsimik (Russia)

2. Ri Tu Song (DPRK)

3. Hor Vichet (Cambodia), Achiko Aron (Uganda)

Men's individual 64kg sparring match

1. Wang Myong Guk (DPRK)

2. Azat Shuitbayev (Kazakhstan)

3. Abdul Hutsaev (Russia), Mykola Yakovenko (Ukraine)

Women's individual 45kg sparring match

1. Ri Un Jong (DPRK)

2. Miller Kirsty (England)

3. Mariia Klochkova (Russia), Kremzhanova (Kazakhstan)

Women's individual 51kg sparring match

1. Ri Hyang Mi (DPRK)

2. Luliia Sukhareva (Russia)

3. Anna Tishchenko (Russia), Jenine Hutchison (England)

Men's self-defense match

1. DPRK

2. Mongolia

3. India

Women's self-defense match

1. DPRK

2. Russia

3. Czech Republic

Men's individual demonstration

1. Yordan Staev (Bulgaria)

2. Andrii Klymenko (Ukraine)

3. BattulgaJargal (Mongolia)

Women's individual demonstration

1. Kim Un Hwa (DPRK)

2. Karen Frondigoun (Scotland)

3. Ros Sreynich (Cambodia)

Men's team demonstration

1. Mongolia

2. Bulgaria

3. DPRK

Women's team demonstration

1. Czech Republic

2. DPRK

3. England

Men's individual technique

1. Khvan Ilya (Kazakhstan)

2. Nikola Nikolov (Bulgaria)

3. Aleksandr Poliakov (Russia)

Women's individual technique

1. Kim Il Hwa (DPRK)

2. Kokasova Veronika (Czech Republic)

3. Elizaveta Pronchatova (Russia)

Men's team technique

1. Russia

2. Kazakhstan

3. Cambodia

Women's team technique

1. Czech Republic

2. Russia

3. DPRK.