World Dance Organisation — the winner of each championship its scoresheets record, dance-by-dance breakdowns excluded.
MOST TITLED · Ana Vaitkeviciene & Nikita Moisejenko (4) · Kim Sing Janet & Roman Sukhomlyn (4)
World DanceSport Federation — the podium of every competition its archive records as a World Championship.
MOST TITLED · Ruben Viciana Lopez & Eva Moya (10) · Grün-Gold-Club Bremen (10)
WDC Amateur League — the League's own published roll of honour.
MOST TITLED · Dmytro Rodin & Yelyzaveta Perepelytsia (8) · Glenn Richard Boyce & Kayleigh Andrews (8)
Awarded by a governing body — WDSF, the WDC Amateur League, the WDO.
2004
13 TITLES- WDSFIDSF World Championship Latin AdultRiga - LatviaVladimirs Kurchevskis & Elina OzolinaLAT
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Latin AdultLeipzig - GermanyFranco Formica & Oksana NikiforovaGER
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Latin SeniorLiege - BelgiumMiguel Alonso & Eva AnguesESP
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Latin Senior ILiege - BelgiumMiguel Alonso & Eva AnguesESP
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Latin YouthPlatja D'Aro - SpainValentin Chmerkovsky & Sara UdisUSA
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Standard AdultVilnius - LithuaniaDomenico Soale & Gioia CerasoliITA
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Standard Junior IILloret de Mar - SpainNikita Brovko & Natasha KalashnikRUS
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Standard SeniorAntwerp - BelgiumVolker Schmidt & Ellen JonasGER
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Standard Senior IAntwerp - BelgiumVolker Schmidt & Ellen JonasGER
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Standard YouthShanghai - People's Republic of ChinaAlexandr Muretov & Olga SerpikovaRUS
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Ten Dance AdultMelbourne - AustraliaMisa Cigoj & Anastazija NovozilovaSLO
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Ten Dance Junior IIMoscow - Russian FederationNikita Brovko & Natasha KalashnikRUS
- WDSFIDSF World Championship Ten Dance YouthTallinn - EstoniaKonstantin Kasper & Margarita NovitskayaRUS
Titles as published by the awarding body. World championships and major titles are counted separately and never combined — a governing body's world championship and a competition's own championship are different things, and the record says so.