Men[Triple Jump]World Records / Past World Athletics Championships Record
| Men Triple Jump World Record | Jonathan EDWARDS 18m29 (1995) |
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Men[Triple Jump]
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| Events | Name | Mark |
| Helsinki 1983 | Zdzisław Hoffmann （POL） | 17m42 |
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| Rome 1987 | Hristo Markov （BUL） | 17m92 |
| Tokyo 1991 | Kenny Harrison （USA） | 17m78 |
| Stuttgart 1993 | Mike Conley （USA） | 17m86 |
| Gothenburg 1995 | Jonathan Edwards （GBR） | 18m29 WR |
| Athens 1997 | Yoelbi Quesada （CUB） | 17m85 |
| Seville 1999 | Charles Friedek （GER） | 17m59 |
| Edmonton 2001 | Jonathan Edwards （GBR） | 17m92 |
| Saint-Denis 2003 | Christian Olsson （SWE） | 17m72 |
| Helsinki 2005 | Walter Davis （USA） | 17m57 |
| Osaka 2007 | Nelson Evora （POR） | 17m74 |
| Berlin 2009 | Phillips Idowu （GBR） | 17m73 |
| Daegu 2011 | Christian Taylor （USA） | 17m96 |
| Moscow 2013 | Teddy Tamgho （FRA） | 18m04 |
| Beijing 2015 | Christian Taylor （USA） | 18m21 |
| London 2017 | Christian Taylor （USA） | 17m68 |
| Doha 2019 | Christian TAYLOR （USA） | 17m92 |
| Oregon 2022 | Pedro PICHARDO（POR） | 17m95 |
| Budapest 2023 | Hugues Fabrice ZANGO（BUR） | 17m64 |
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