1982 FIVB Men's World Championship

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The 1982 FIVB Men's Volleyball World Championship was the tenth edition of the tournament, organised by the world's governing body, the FIVB. It was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina from October 2 to October 15, 1982.

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[edit] Teams

Group A – Buenos Aires
Group B – Catamarca
Group C – Rosario
Group D – Buenos Aires
Group E – Buenos Aires
Group F – Mendoza
  • Flag of Brazil Brazil
  • Flag of Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
  • Flag of Iraq Iraq
  • Flag of Libya Libya

[edit] Preliminary Round


[edit] Final Round

  Semi finals Final
             
1982-10-13Buenos Aires
 Flag of Brazil Brazil 3  
 Flag of Japan Japan 0  
 
1982-10-15Buenos Aires
     Flag of Brazil Brazil 0
   Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union 3
3rd place
1982-10-13Buenos Aires 1982-10-15Buenos Aires
 Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union 3  Flag of Japan Japan  0
 Flag of Argentina Argentina 0    Flag of Argentina Argentina  3

[edit] Final Standings

  1. Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union
  2. Flag of Brazil Brazil
  3. Flag of Argentina Argentina
  4. Flag of Japan Japan
  5. Flag of Bulgaria Bulgaria
  6. Flag of Poland Poland
  7. Flag of the People's Republic of China China
  8. Flag of South Korea South Korea
  9. Flag of Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
  10. Flag of Cuba Cuba
  11. Flag of Canada Canada
  12. Flag of the German Democratic Republic East Germany
  13. Flag of the United States United States
  14. Flag of Italy Italy
  15. Flag of Romania Romania
  16. Flag of France France
  17. Flag of Finland Finland
  18. Flag of Mexico Mexico
  19. Flag of Venezuela Venezuela
  20. Flag of Iraq Iraq
  21. Flag of Tunisia Tunisia
  22. Flag of Australia Australia
  23. Flag of Chile Chile
  24. Flag of Libya Libya
 1982 FIVB Men's World Champions 
Flag of the Soviet Union
Soviet Union
Sixth title
Team Roster
Vladimir Dorokhov, Sergei Gribov, Viljar Loor, Valeri Losev, Oleg Moliboga, Yuri Pantchenko, Alexander Savin, Pavel Selivanov, Vladimir Schkurichin, Oleg Smugilev, Alexander Sorokolet, and Vlatcheslav Zaichev.
Head Coach: Unknown.

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