On the final day of the event, 20 finals with Belarusian participation took place, of which the Belarusian fighters won 10. World champions in the K1 division are Artem Oleinik (- 57kg), Vladislav Abramovich (-67kg) and Marat Shnitko (- 81kg); victories in low-kick were claimed by Viktor Nechitailo (- 60kg), Denis Bazanov (- 67kg) and Ivan Chernetsky (- 75kg).

The junior champions include Anna Kachan (low-kick, — 66kg), Matvey Orlov (K1, — 60kg), Pavel Barashkov (K1, — 67kg) and Igor Tsyakallo (K1, — 71kg). Silver medalists in various divisions are Belarus’ Igor Kalsin, Maxim Kazaku, Semyon Stupakevich, Mikhail Shchechin, Elizaveta Sidorova, Gleb Vasilevich, Nikita Knyazev, Egor Butrim, Dmitry Stakhov and Gleb Bazanov.

All in all, Team Belarus athletes claimed 21 gold, 14 silver and 21 bronze medals. The 2026 WKF World Championships were held in Cartagena, Colombia, from 19 to 24 October 2026 featuring around 1,600 athletes from 46 countries competing across ring sports, tatami disciplines, solo forms, and amateur boxing. Team Belarus included 34 fighters.