The World Karate Championships 2014 was the 22° edition that brought together the competitors of all nations, the headquarters was the city of Bremen, Germany, being the first time that this city receives to the appointment enumenica and returning to Germany after Munich in 2000. It is played from 5 until 9 November in the ÖVB - Sand. Competed in total 976 athletes from 116 countries in the categories of both Kata and Kumite, either individually or in teams.

Japan once again proved to be the best nation in the sport getting 10 medals, but the surprise of the tournament the gave Egypt that was ranked second on the podium thanks to 3 golds, 2 silvers and a bronze. Male In kata, the Venezuelan Antonio Díaz, was unable to defend its gold obtained in the previous world in Paris 2012, who had to settle for a bronze medal, then sort by means of their play.While in the category -60kg Kumite masculine, the Brazilian Douglas Brose, main candidate in that category was in the top of the podium thus giving it a gold medal for his country; from the data with this world is the fourth consecutive time that has given her presence on the podium. Another figure who was not the french desepciono William Rolle who improved his campaign with respect to the previous global and was left with the presea golden.In the category of Kumite -75 kg, with the largely absent of multicampeon Rafael Aghayev who decided not to participate in the competition, was in the hands of Ryuichi Tani who travelled in the final candidate to the maximum, the Italian Luigi Busa. Another of the absences that introduced the tournament was held at the Nippon Ko Matsuhisa, famous for being the creator of "the kick of the scorpion", due to its eminent withdrawal of karate.

Kata Femenino

Oro: Shimizu Kiyou  Japón
Plata: Scordo Sandy  Francia
Bronce: Martin Abello Yaiza  España y Bleul Jasmin  Alemania

§Kata en equipos Femenino

Oro:  Alemania
Plata:  Japón
Bronce:  Italia e  Irán

§Kumite Femenino -50 Kg

Oro: Ozecelik Serap  Turquía
Plata: Bugur Duygu  Alemania
Bronce: Sanchez Estepa Rocio  España y Recchia Alexandra  Francia

§Kumite Femenino -55 Kg

Oro: Cardin Sara  Italia
Plata: Thouy Emilie  Francia
Bronce: Kobayashi Miki  Japón y Bitsch Jana  Alemania

§Kumite Femenino -61 Kg

Oro: Lofty Giana  Egipto
Plata: Jefry Krishnan Salani  Malasia
Bronce: Pasqua Laura  Italia y Someya Mayumi  Japón

§Kumite Femenino -68 Kg[

Oro: Agier Alizee  Francia
Plata: Bunstad Gitte  Noruega
Bronce: Zaretska Iryna  Ucrania y Buchinger Alisa  Austria

§Kumite Femenino 68+ Kg

Oro: Abouel Yazed Shymaa  Egipto
Plata: Abbasali Hamideh  Irán
Bronce: Uekusa Ayumi  Japón y Palacio Gonzales, Laura  España

§Kumite en equipos Femenino

Oro:  Egipto
Plata:  Francia
Bronce:  Japón y  Turquía

§Kata Masculino

Oro: Kiyuna Ryo  Japón
Plata: Smorguner Ilja  Alemania
Bronce: Dack Minh  Francia y Diaz Antonio Venezuela

§Kata en equipos Masculino

Oro:  España
Plata:  Egipto
Bronce:  Francia y  Malasia

§Kumite Masculino -60 Kg

Oro: Brose Douglas  Brasil
Plata: Berens Geoffrey  Países Bajos
Bronce: Plakhutin Evgengy  Rusia y Mahdi Amir  Irán

§Kumite Masculino -67 Kg

Oro: Rolle William  Francia
Plata: Hanfy Magdy  Egipto
Bronce: Rezende Figueira, Vinicuis  Brasil y Bajrami Kujtim   Suiza

§Kumite Masculino -75 Kg

Oro: Tani Ryuichi  Japón
Plata: Busa Luigi  Italia
Bronce: Horuna Stanislav  Ucrania y Bitsch Noah  Alemania

§Kumite Masculino -84 Kg

Oro: Aarkania Gogita  Georgia
Plata: Aaraga Ryutaro  Japón
Bronce: Gunduz Gokhan  Turquía y El Kotby, Mohamed  Egipto

§Kumite Masculino 84+ Kg

Oro: Erkan Enes  Turquía
Plata: Ganjzadeh Sajad  Irán
Bronce: Zukan Admir  Bosnia y Herzegovina y Vizuete Fernandez, Jagoba JAGOBA  España

§Kumite en equipos Masculino

Oro:  Irán
Plata:  Alemania
Bronce:  Turquía y  Japón

The Valencian José Manuel Carbonell was proclaimed on 9 November 2014, world champion in the modality of the katas by teams, after having taken the triumph before the Egyptian team in the event that is taking place in the German city of Bremen.