FILA Wrestling World Championships

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FILA Wrestling World Championships is the Amateur Wrestling World Championship organized by the FILA. The men's Greco-Roman tournament began in 1904. The men's Freestyle tournament began in 1951 and The women's championships were first staged in 1987.

[edit] List Tournaments

[edit] Men's Freestyle

Year	Venue	Team Ranking
		1st	2nd	3rd
1951	Helsinki, Finland	Turkey	Sweden	Finland
1954	Tokyo, Japan	Turkey	Soviet Union	Iran
1957	Istanbul, Turkey	Turkey	Soviet Union	Iran
1959	Tehran, Iran	Soviet Union	Turkey	Bulgaria
1961	Yokohama, Japan	Iran	Soviet Union	Turkey
1962	Toledo, United States	Soviet Union	Japan	Iran
1963	Sofia, Bulgaria	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Turkey
1965	Manchester, Great Britain	Iran	Bulgaria	Soviet Union
1966	Toledo, United States	Turkey	Soviet Union	United States
1967	New Delhi, India	Soviet Union	Japan	Iran
1969	Mar del Plata, Argentina	Soviet Union	United States	Iran
1970	Edmonton, Canada	Soviet Union	United States	Iran
1971	Sofia, Bulgaria	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Iran
1973	Tehran, Iran	Soviet Union	Iran	Bulgaria
1974	Istanbul, Turkey	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Turkey
1975	Minsk, Soviet Union	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Japan
1977	Lausanne, Switzerland	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	East Germany
1978	Mexico City, Mexico	Soviet Union	East Germany	Iran
1979	San Diego, United States	Soviet Union	United States	East Germany
1981	Skopje, Yugoslavia	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	United States
1982	Edmonton, Canada	Soviet Union	United States	Bulgaria
1983	Kiev, Soviet Union	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	United States
1985	Budapest, Hungary	Soviet Union	United States	Bulgaria
1986	Budapest, Hungary	Soviet Union	United States	Bulgaria
1987	Clermont-Ferrand, France	Soviet Union	United States	Bulgaria
1989	Martigny, Switzerland	Soviet Union	United States	Turkey
1990	Tokyo, Japan	Soviet Union	United States	Bulgaria
1991	Varna, Bulgaria	Soviet Union	United States	Iran
1993	Toronto, Canada	United States	Russia	Turkey
1994	Istanbul, Turkey	Turkey	Russia	Cuba
1995	Atlanta, United States	United States	Iran	Russia
1997	Krasnoyarsk, Russia	Russia	Ukraine	Iran
1998	Tehran, Iran	Iran	Russia	United States
1999	Ankara, Turkey	Russia	United States	Turkey
2001	Sofia, Bulgaria	Russia	Bulgaria	Iran
2002	Tehran, Iran	Iran	Russia	Cuba
2003	New York, United States	Georgia	United States	Iran
2005	Budapest, Hungary	Russia	Cuba	Georgia
2006	Guangzhou, China	Russia	Iran	United States
2007	Baku, Azerbaijan	Russia	Turkey	Cuba

[edit] Men's Greco-Roman

Year	Venue	Team Ranking
		1st	2nd	3rd
1904	Vienna, Austria	none awarded
1905	Berlin, Germany	none awarded
1907	Frankfurt, Germany	none awarded
1908	Vienna, Austria	none awarded
1909	Vienna, Austria	none awarded
1910	Dusseldorf, Germany	none awarded
1911	Helsinki, Finland	none awarded
1913	Breslau, Germany	none awarded
1920	Vienna, Austria	none awarded
1921	Helsinki, Finland	none awarded
1922	Stockholm, Sweden	none awarded
1950	Stockholm, Sweden	Sweden	Finland	Hungary
1953	Naples, Italy	Soviet Union	Sweden	Finland
1955	Karlsruhe, West Germany	Soviet Union	Sweden	Turkey
1958	Budapest, Hungary	Soviet Union	Turkey	Hungary
1961	Yokohama, Japan	Soviet Union	Turkey	Romania
1962	Toledo, United States	Soviet Union	Turkey	Bulgaria
1963	Helsingborg, Sweden	Soviet Union	Hungary	Yugoslavia
1965	Tampere, Finland	Soviet Union	Poland	Bulgaria
1966	Toledo, United States	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
1967	Bucharest, Romania	Soviet Union	Hungary	Romania
1969	Mar del Plata, Argentina	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
1970	Edmonton, Canada	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
1971	Sofia, Bulgaria	Bulgaria	Soviet Union	Hungary
1973	Tehran, Iran	Soviet Union	Poland	Bulgaria
1974	Katowice, Poland	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Poland
1975	Minsk, Soviet Union	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Poland
1977	Gothenburg, Sweden	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
1978	Mexico City, Mexico	Soviet Union	Romania	Bulgaria
1979	San Diego, United States	Soviet Union	Hungary	Bulgaria
1981	Oslo, Norway	Soviet Union	Hungary	Finland
1982	Katowice, Poland	Soviet Union	Poland	Romania
1983	Kiev, Soviet Union	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Finland
1985	Kolbotn, Norway	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Romania
1986	Budapest, Hungary	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Poland
1987	Clermont-Ferrand, France	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Poland
1989	Martigny, Switzerland	Soviet Union	Hungary	Bulgaria
1990	Ostia, Italy	Soviet Union	Hungary	Bulgaria
1991	Varna, Bulgaria	Soviet Union	Bulgaria	Cuba
1993	Stockholm, Sweden	Russia	Cuba	Sweden
1994	Tampere, Finland	Russia	Ukraine	Bulgaria
1995	Prague, Czech Republic	Russia	Germany	Poland
1997	Wroclaw, Poland	Russia	Turkey	Germany
1998	Gävle, Sweden	Russia	South Korea	Turkey
1999	Athens, Greece	Russia	Cuba	South Korea
2001	Patras, Greece	Cuba	Russia	United States
2002	Moscow, Russia	Russia	Georgia	Cuba
2003	Créteil, France	Georgia	Russia	Ukraine
2005	Budapest, Hungary	Hungary	Russia	Turkey
2006	Guangzhou, China	Turkey	Russia	United States
2007	Baku, Azerbaijan	United States	Russia	Georgia

[edit] Women's Freestyle

Year	Venue	Team Ranking
		1st	2nd	3rd
1987	Lørenskog, Norway	Japan	Norway	France
1989	Martigny, Switzerland	Japan	Norway	Chinese Taipei
1990	Luleå, Sweden	Japan	Norway	Chinese Taipei
1991	Tokyo, Japan	Japan	Venezuela	Chinese Taipei
1992	Villeurbanne, France	Japan	Russia	France
1993	Stavern, Norway	Norway	Japan	China
1994	Sofia, Bulgaria	Japan	Russia	France
1995	Moscow, Russia	Russia	Japan	France
1996	Sofia, Bulgaria	Japan	Russia	United States
1997	Clermont-Ferrand, France	Japan	France	United States
1998	Poznań, Poland	Russia	Japan	United States
1999	Boden, Sweden	United States	Japan	China
2000	Sofia, Bulgaria	Japan	Russia	Canada
2001	Sofia, Bulgaria	China	Japan	Ukraine
2002	Chalkida, Greece	Japan	Russia	Sweden
2003	New York, United States	Japan	United States	Russia
2005	Budapest, Hungary	Japan	China	United States
2006	Guangzhou, China	Japan	China	Canada
2007	Baku, Azerbaijan	Japan	Kazakhstan	Ukraine

[edit] References

• FILA Database