Honours

Italy's Trentino Diatec Trento came out on top for the third year in a row in 2011, beating Polish debutants KS Jastrzebski Wegiel in the final. They are the only team to have won three championships in total, let alone consecutively.

Originally run from 1991 to 1994, the FIVB Club World Championships returned for the first time in 17 years in 2009.

1989

First edition: Parma, ITALY: December 9-10, 1989
1. Maxicono Parma (ITA)
2. CSKA Moscow (URS)
3. CA Pirelli Sao Paulo (BRA)
4. EC Banespa Sao Paulo (BRA)
5. Nippon Steel (JPN)
6. CS Sfaxien (TUN)

1990

Second edition: Milan, ITALY: December 1-2, 1990
1. Mediolanum Milano (ITA)
2. Banespa Sao Paulo (BRA)
3. Maxicono Parma (ITA)
4. Il Messaggero Ravenna (ITA)
5. CSKA Moscow (URS)
6. Philips Modena (ITA)
7. ASP Mahad (ALG)
8. J.T. Hiroshima (JPN)

1991

Third edition: Sao Paulo, BRAZIL: October 22-27, 1991
1. Il Messaggero Ravenna (ITA)
2. EC Banespa Sao Paulo (BRA)
3. Mediolanum Milano (ITA)
4. AA Frangosul (BRA)
5. Taiwan (TPE)
6. CSKA Moscow (RUS)
7. Club Africane (TUN)
8. Naranjito (PUR)

1992

Fourth edition: Treviso, ITALY: November 28-29, 1992
1. Misura Mediolanum Milano (ITA)
2. Sisley Treviso (ITA)
3. Olympiakos Pireo (GRE)
4. Il Messaggero Ravenna (ITA)
5. Sang Mu (KOR)
5. Banespa Sao Paulo (BRA)
7. Club Africane (TUN)
7. Corozal (PUR)

2009

Fifth edition: Doha, QATAR: November 3-8, 2009
1. Trentino Betclic (ITA)
2. PGE Skra Belchatow (POL)
3. Zenit Kazan (RUS)
4. Paykan (IRI)
5. Al-Arabi (QAT)
5. Cimed (BRA)
5. Corozal (PUR)
5. Zamalek (EGY)

2010

Sixth edition: Doha, QATAR: December 15-21, 2010
1. Trentino Betclic (ITA)
2. PGE Skra Belchatow (POL)
3. Paykan (IRI)
4. Drean Bolivar (ARG)
5. Al Ahly (EGY)
5. Al Arabi (QAT)
5. Dynamo Moscow (RUS)
5. Paul Mitchell (USA)

2011

Seventh edition: Doha, QATAR: October 8-14, 2011
1. Trentino Diatec Trento (ITA)
2. KS Jastrzebski Wegiel (POL)
3. Zenit Kazan (RUS)
4. SESI Sao Paulo (BRA)
5. Al Arabi (QAT)
5. Trinity West.Spartans Vancouver (CAN)
5. Al-Ahly Cairo (EGY)
5. Paykan Tehran (IRI)