Wrestling World Cup

Wrestling World Cup is an international wrestling competition among teams representing member nations of the United World Wrestling (UWW) the sport's global governing body. The championships have been conducted every year since the 1973 tournament. The World Cup began as a dual-meet competition for the top teams on each continent, but now features the top teams in the rankings of the previous year's world championships.^[1]

Competitions

Men's freestyle

Year	Host city	Dates	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
1973	Toledo	May 19–20	URS	USA	JPN	CAN
1974	Las Palmas	July 20–21	URS	IRI	BUL	USA
1975	Toledo	March 29–30	URS	MGL	USA	CAN
1976	Toledo	Feb. 29– Mar. 1	URS	IRI	USA	CAN
1977	Toledo	March 26–27	URS	USA	JPN	CAN
1978	Toledo	April 1–2	URS	USA	JPN	CUB
1979	Toledo	Mar. 31 – Apr. 1	URS	USA	JPN	CAN	Africa
1980	Toledo	March 29–30	USA	URS	CAN	JPN	Africa
1981	Toledo	March 28–29	URS	USA	MGL	Africa
1982	Toledo	March 27–28	USA	URS	CAN	KOR	Africa
1983	Toledo	March 26–27	URS	USA	CAN	JPN	Africa
1984	Toledo	Mar. 31– Apr. 1	URS	USA	BUL	CUB	CAN	Africa
1985	Toledo	March 30–31	URS	USA	JPN	CUB	CAN	Africa
1986	Toledo	March 22–23	URS	USA	CUB	MGL	EGY	AUS
1987	Ulan Bator	November 28–29	URS	MGL	USA	CUB	JPN	AUS
1988	Toledo	March 26–27	URS	USA	CUB	KOR	AUS
1989	Toledo	April 1–2	URS	USA	CUB	CAN	KOR
1990	Toledo	Mar. 31– Apr. 1	USA	URS	CUB	TUR	CAN
1991	Toledo	April 6–7	USA	URS	KOR	CUB	CAN	NGR
1992	Moscow	November 14–15	RUS	IRI	USA	TUR
1993	Chattanooga	April 2–3	USA	RUS	CAN	CUB	JPN
1994	Edmonton	March 25–26	USA	IRI	RUS	TUR	CAN	JPN
1995	Chattanooga	April 7–8	USA	RUS	TUR	IRI	CAN	JPN
1996	Tehran	November 7–8	IRI	CUB	UZB	RUS
1997	Stillwater	April 4–5	USA	RUS	CUB	GER	CAN
1998	Stillwater	April 4–5	RUS	USA	IRI	CUB	GER	JPN
1999	Spokane	April 2–3	USA	IRI	CUB	GER	CAN
2000	Fairfax	February 5–6	USA	IRI	RUS	CUB	UKR
2001	Baltimore	May 5–6	USA	IRI	RUS	TUR	UZB
2002	Spokane	April 6–7	USA	RUS	KOR	MGL	CAN	GER
2003	Boise	April 5–6	USA	World	UKR	RUS	GER
2004	Baku	April 3–4	AZE	RUS	CUB	CAN	IRI	RSA
2005	Tashkent	March 12–13	CUB	UKR	RUS	USA	UZB	IRI
2006	Sari	February 18–19	IRI	CUB	UKR	RUS	GEO	TUR
2007	Krasnoyarsk	March 24–25	RUS	IRI	UZB	GEO	USA	UKR
2008	Vladikavkaz	February 16–17	RUS	CUB	UZB	UKR	USA	TUR
2009	Tehran	March 7–8	AZE	IRI	RUS	KAZ	UKR	GEO	CUB	UZB
2010	Moscow	March 6–7	RUS	IRI	AZE	UKR	BLR	USA	TUR	UZB
2011	Makhachkala	March 19–20	RUS	IRI	AZE	UZB	CUB	UKR	HUN / KAZ	KGZ	GEO	BUL
2012	Baku	May 12–13	IRI	AZE	USA	RUS	KAZ	GEO	TUR	BLR	JPN	BUL
2013	Tehran	February 21–22	IRI	RUS	USA	BLR	TUR	GEO	JPN	KAZ	AZE	BUL
2014	Los Angeles	March 15–16	IRI	RUS	USA	UKR	MGL	IND	TUR	JPN	GEO	ARM
2015	Los Angeles	April 11–12	IRI	USA	AZE	RUS	BLR	MGL	CUB	TUR
2016	Los Angeles	June 11-12
2017	Los Angeles	N/A

Titles

Men's Greco-Roman

Year	Host city	Dates	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
1980	Trelleborg	December 1–2	URS	SWE	USA	JPN
1981	Sofia	November 27–29	URS	Unknown
1982	Budapest	November 26–28	URS	HUN	Europe	JPN	USA	EGY
1983	Thessaloniki	November 25–27	URS	CUB	GRE	JPN	Africa
1984	Seinäjoki	November 10–11	URS	FIN	USA	Europe	JPN	EGY
1985	Lund	November 9–10	URS	SWE	CUB	USA	JPN
1986	Oak Lawn	November 15–16	URS	HUN	USA	CUB	JPN
1987	Albany	November 14–15	URS	CUB	USA	Nordic	JPN
1988	Athens	November 19–20	URS	CUB	USA	GRE
1989	Fredrikstad	November 25–26	URS	CUB	USA	JPN	NOR	Europe
1990	Gothenburg	November 24–25	URS	CUB	USA	SWE	IRI
1991	Thessaloniki	November 9–10	URS	USA	GRE	KOR	EGY
1992	Besançon	November 20–21	CUB	USA	RUS	FRA
1993	Heinola	November 6–7	RUS	KOR	FIN	HUN	USA
1994	Kecskemét	October 29–30	UKR	HUN	USA	JPN	CHN	EGY
1995	Schifferstadt	November 4–5	CUB	RUS	GER	KAZ	USA
1996	Colorado Springs	November 9–10	CUB	RUS	USA	KOR	USA 2
1997	Tehran	November 13–14	TUR	RUS	KOR	IRI	UZB	KAZ
2001	Levallois	November 3–4	RUS	TUR	USA	FRA	EGY
2002	Cairo	October 19–20	TUR	EGY	USA	CHN	TUN
2003	Almaty	October 25–26	RUS	KAZ	GEO	TUR	USA
2004	Tbilisi	November 6–7	GEO	IRI	USA	BLR	FRA
2005	Tehran	February 3–4	CUB	RUS	IRI	UKR	KAZ	TUN
2006	Budapest	March 4–5	TUR	RUS	CUB	HUN	KOR	BUL
2007	Antalya	February 24–25	UKR	USA	TUR	RUS	IRI	GEO
2008	Szombathely	February 28–29	RUS	HUN	IRI	GEO	KOR	USA
2009	Clermont-Ferrand	February 20–21	RUS	FRA	ARM	CUB	KAZ	HUN	CHN	AZE
2010	Yerevan	February 13–14	IRI	TUR	ARM	RUS	GEO	CUB	HUN	Nordic
2011	Minsk	February 19–20	IRI	RUS	BLR	AZE	TUR	KAZ	ARM	CUB	KOR	BUL
2012	Saransk	May 19–20	IRI	TUR	KOR	AZE	RUS	HUN	BUL	KAZ	BLR	ARM
2013	Tehran	February 19–20	RUS	IRI	TUR	ARM	KAZ	KOR	AZE	BLR	HUN	BUL
2014	Tehran	May 15–16	IRI	RUS	AZE	HUN	TUR	KOR	KAZ	FIN	USA	ARM
2015	Tehran	February 19–20	AZE	RUS	IRI	TUR	HUN	SWE	GER	ARM
2016	Shiraz	May 21-22

Titles

Women's freestyle

Year	Host city	Dates	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th
2001	Levallois	November 3–4	JPN	CHN	RUS	USA	CAN	FRA	TUN
2002	Cairo	October 19–20	JPN	RUS	UKR	CHN	CAN	TUN	EGY
2003	Tokyo	October 11–12	USA	JPN	CAN	RUS	CHN	GER	GRE
2004	Tokyo	October 8–9	JPN	CAN	CHN	RUS	USA	IND
2005	Clermont-Ferrand	May 20–21	JPN	UKR	RUS	FRA	USA	VEN
2006	Nagoya	May 20–21	JPN	CAN	USA	RUS	CHN	UKR
2007	Krasnoyarsk	March 22–23	CHN	JPN	RUS	BLR	USA	GER
2008	Taiyuan	January 19–20	CHN	USA	JPN	KAZ	UKR	CAN
2009	Taiyuan	March 21–22	CHN	CAN	JPN	UKR	USA	RUS	MGL	BLR
2010	Nanjing	March 27–28	CHN	USA	JPN	UKR	RUS	MGL	CAN	AZE
2011	Liévin	March 5–6	CHN	USA	JPN	CAN	MGL	RUS	KAZ	FRA
2012	Tokyo	May 26–27	JPN	RUS	CHN	CAN	UKR	MGL	USA	AZE
2013	Ulan Bator	March 2–3	CHN	MGL	JPN	USA	IND	BLR	CAN	KAZ
2014	Tokyo	March 15–16	JPN	RUS	CHN	CAN	MGL	USA	HUN	UKR
2015	Saint Petersburg	March 7–8	JPN	RUS	MGL	USA	AZE	UKR	POL	SWE

Titles

References

General

Specific

↑ "Japan Qualifies for 2012 FS World Cup, 1st Time Since 1998". Japan Wrestling. 30 November 2011. Retrieved 13 January 2012.

External links

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