Handball World Cup - Revision history

>QuebbingtonBear at 07:25, 26 February 2023

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	\| teams =		\| teams =
	\| continent = International ([[World Handball\|WH]])		\| continent = International ([[World Handball\|WH]])
	\| champion = {{flag\|~~Sylestone~~}} (1st title)		\| champion = {{flag\|Græntfjall}} (1st title)
	\| most_champs = {{flag\|Costa de Ouro}}</br>{{flag\|Red Blackiland}}</br>{{flag\|Savojarna}}</br> (Tied with 3 titles)		\| most_champs = {{flag\|Costa de Ouro}}</br>{{flag\|Red Blackiland}}</br>{{flag\|Savojarna}}</br> (Tied with 3 titles)
	\| singles =		\| singles =
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	\| Kriegiersien		\| Kriegiersien
	\| Bollonich		\| Bollonich
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			!HWC 27
			\| Græntfjall
			\| Quebec and Shingoryeo
			\| Sylestone
			\| Costa de Ouro
	\|}		\|}
	===Notes===		===Notes===

>QuebbingtonBear at 00:35, 2 November 2022

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	After most of its history organised under disorganised, infrequent nature of tournaments established by a democracy of participating nations over the years, it is currently organised by a loose body of nations organising domestic and international handball named '''World Handball''' (WH). In a joint body organised in coordination between national federations of Bollonich (HWC organisation), Quebec and Shingoryeo (WCHC and domestics), and Sylestone (HWC operations and international cooperation), World Handball is the overseeing body of the participating nations' governing bodies and their participation in both the HWC and the World Club Handball Championships (WCHC).		After most of its history organised under disorganised, infrequent nature of tournaments established by a democracy of participating nations over the years, it is currently organised by a loose body of nations organising domestic and international handball named '''World Handball''' (WH). In a joint body organised in coordination between national federations of Bollonich (HWC organisation), Quebec and Shingoryeo (WCHC and domestics), and Sylestone (HWC operations and international cooperation), World Handball is the overseeing body of the participating nations' governing bodies and their participation in both the HWC and the World Club Handball Championships (WCHC).

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>QuebbingtonBear at 00:34, 2 November 2022

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	[[Category: Handball]] [[Category: Competitions]]		[[Category: Handball]] [[Category: Competitions]] [[Category:World championships]]

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| current_season = ~~25th~~ Handball World Cup		\| current_season = 26th Handball World Cup
	\| logo =		\| logo =
	\| pixels =		\| pixels =
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	\| teams =		\| teams =
	\| continent = International ([[World Handball\|WH]])		\| continent = International ([[World Handball\|WH]])
	\| champion = {{flag\|~~Bollonich~~}} (~~2nd~~ title)		\| champion = {{flag\|Sylestone}} (1st title)
	\| most_champs = {{flag\|Costa de Ouro}}</br>{{flag\|Red Blackiland}}</br>{{flag\|Savojarna}}</br> (Tied with 3 titles)		\| most_champs = {{flag\|Costa de Ouro}}</br>{{flag\|Red Blackiland}}</br>{{flag\|Savojarna}}</br> (Tied with 3 titles)
	\| singles =		\| singles =
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	}}		}}

	The '''Handball World Cup''' (HWC) is the international championship for the sport of team handball. It has been organised for past twenty-~~five~~ editions.		The '''Handball World Cup''' (HWC) is the international championship for the sport of team handball. It has been organised for past twenty-six editions.

	After most of its history organised under disorganised, infrequent nature of tournaments established by a democracy of participating nations over the years, it is currently organised by a loose body of nations organising domestic and international handball named '''World Handball''' (WH). In a joint body organised in coordination between national federations of Bollonich (HWC organisation), Quebec and Shingoryeo (WCHC and domestics), and Sylestone (HWC operations and international cooperation), World Handball is the overseeing body of the participating nations' governing bodies and their participation in both the HWC and the World Club Handball Championships (WCHC).		After most of its history organised under disorganised, infrequent nature of tournaments established by a democracy of participating nations over the years, it is currently organised by a loose body of nations organising domestic and international handball named '''World Handball''' (WH). In a joint body organised in coordination between national federations of Bollonich (HWC organisation), Quebec and Shingoryeo (WCHC and domestics), and Sylestone (HWC operations and international cooperation), World Handball is the overseeing body of the participating nations' governing bodies and their participation in both the HWC and the World Club Handball Championships (WCHC).
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	\| Sylestone		\| Sylestone
	\| Græntfjall{{NoteTag\|name=nt2}}		\| Græntfjall{{NoteTag\|name=nt2}}
			\|-
			!HWC 26
			\| Sylestone
			\| Bollonich
			\| Kriegiersien
			\| Bollonich
	\|}		\|}
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>Bollonich at 06:13, 24 May 2022

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	The '''Handball World Cup''' (HWC) is the international championship for the sport of team handball. It has been organised for past twenty-~~four~~ editions.		The '''Handball World Cup''' (HWC) is the international championship for the sport of team handball. It has been organised for past twenty-five editions.

	After most of its history organised under disorganised, infrequent nature of tournaments established by a democracy of participating nations over the years, it is currently organised by a loose body of nations organising domestic and international handball named '''World Handball''' (WH). In a joint body organised in coordination between national federations of Bollonich (HWC organisation), Quebec and Shingoryeo (WCHC and domestics), and Sylestone (HWC operations and international cooperation), World Handball is the overseeing body of the participating nations' governing bodies and their participation in both the HWC and the World Club Handball Championships (WCHC).		After most of its history organised under disorganised, infrequent nature of tournaments established by a democracy of participating nations over the years, it is currently organised by a loose body of nations organising domestic and international handball named '''World Handball''' (WH). In a joint body organised in coordination between national federations of Bollonich (HWC organisation), Quebec and Shingoryeo (WCHC and domestics), and Sylestone (HWC operations and international cooperation), World Handball is the overseeing body of the participating nations' governing bodies and their participation in both the HWC and the World Club Handball Championships (WCHC).