Women's Team Champion-Cup
Men's singles-St. Brad's Cup
Women's Singles-Jike Cup
Men's doubles-Iran Cup
Women's doubles-Pop Cup
Mixed gender -Z Hudusek Cup
The men's team champions cup is called "Swahilin Cup", which was donated by former honorary president of ITTF and Mrs. Swahilin of Britain. The first World Table Tennis Championships began to be established.
The Women's Team Champions Cup is called "Marcel Copeland Cup", which was donated by Marcel Copeland, former president of the French Table Tennis Association. The eighth session was established.
The champion trophy of men's singles competition is called "St. Brad's Cup". 1929, at the 3rd World Table Tennis Championships held in Hungary, British athlete Christopher Perry won the men's singles championship. In order to praise Christopher Perry's achievements, Mr. Udkok of England donated a trophy named after Christopher Perry's St. Brad Table Tennis Club as the winning trophy in the men's singles competition of the World Table Tennis Championships.
The champion trophy of women's singles competition is called "Gebin Cup". 193 1 year, the 5th World Table Tennis Championships was held in Budapest, Hungary. During the competition, Ji geist, president of the Hungarian Table Tennis Association, donated the Jike Cup named after him as the winning trophy of the women's singles competition.
The champion trophy of men's doubles competition is called "Iran Cup", which was given by the former king of Iran, so it was named after Iran.
The champion trophy of women's doubles competition is called "Pop Cup", which was donated by Mr. Pop, former honorary secretary of ITTF. The trophy was established at the 2nd World Table Tennis Championships (Sweden, 1928).
The champion trophy of mixed doubles competition is named "Z Hudusek Cup", which was donated by Mr. Z Dussek, former secretary of Czechoslovakia Table Tennis Association. The trophy has been established since the first World Table Tennis Championships.
All the trophies in the World Table Tennis Championships are mobile. The winner only needs to engrave his name on the cup and compete for the trophy in the next World Table Tennis Championships. If the men's and women's singles champions win trophies three or four times in a row, ITTF will make less than half of the original trophies and give them to the winners for permanent preservation. All seven trophies in the World Table Tennis Championships are silver medals.