European Wrestling Championships

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European Wrestling Championships
Statusactive
Genresports event
Date(s)April
Frequencyannual
Location(s)various
Inaugurated1911 (1911)
Organised byUWW Europe

The European Wrestling Championships is main wrestling championships in Europe.

Summary

Until 2005 there was held separate championships for each wrestling style. First women championships was held in 1988.

Number Year City Country Date Venue Style Events
1 1911 Budapest  Hungary GR 4
2 1921 Offenbach  Germany GR 5
3 1924 Neunkirchen  Germany GR 7
4 1925 Milan  Italy GR 6
5 1926 Riga  Latvia GR 6
6 1927 Budapest  Hungary GR 6
7 1929 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 13
8 1930 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 14
9 1931 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 14
10 1933 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 14
11 1934 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 14
12 1935 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 14
13 1937 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 14
14 1938 Tallinn  Estonia GR 7
15 1939 Oslo  Norway GR 7
16 1946 Stockholm  Sweden FS 8
17 1947 Prague  Czech Republic GR 8
18 1949 Istanbul  Turkey FS 8
19 1966 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 16
20 1967 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 16
21 1968 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 16
22 1969 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
23 1970 Berlin  Germany FS, GR 20
24 1972 Katowice  Poland FS, GR 20
25 1973 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
26 1974 Madrid  Spain FS, GR 20
27 1975 Ludwigshafen  Germany FS, GR 20
28 1976 Leningrad  Russia FS, GR 20
29 1977 Bursa  Turkey FS, GR 20
30 1978 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
31 1979 Bucharest  Romania FS, GR 20
32 1980 Prievidza  Slovakia FS, GR 20
33 1981 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
34 1982 Varna  Bulgaria FS, GR 20
35 1983 Budapest  Hungary FS, GR 20
36 1984 Joenkoeping  Sweden FS, GR 20
37 1985 Leipzig  Germany FS, GR 20
38 1986 Piraeus  Greece FS, GR 20
39 1987 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
40 1988 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 29
41 1989 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
42 1990 Poznan  Poland FS, GR 20
43 1991 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
44 1992 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
45 1993 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 29
46 1994 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
47 1995 Various Various Various Various FS, GR 20
48 1996 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 29
49 1997 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 22
50 1998 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 22
51 1999 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 22
52 2000 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 22
53 2001 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 22
54 2002 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 21
55 2003 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 21
56 2004 Various Various Various Various FS, GR, LF 21
57 2005 Varna  Bulgaria FS, GR, LF 21
58 2006 Moscow  Russia April 25–30 Megasport Arena FS, GR, LF 21
59 2007 Sofia  Bulgaria April 17–22 FS, GR, LF 21
60 2008 Tampere  Finland April 1 – 6 Tampere Sports Centre FS, GR, LF 21
61 2009 Vilnius  Lithuania March 31 – April 5 Utenos pramogų arena FS, GR, LF 21
62 2010 Baku  Azerbaijan April 13 – 18 Heydar Aliyev Complex FS, GR, LF 21
63 2011 Dortmund  Germany March 29 – April 3 Westfalenhallen FS, GR, LF 21
64 2012 Belgrade  Serbia March 8 – 11 Kombank Arena FS, GR, LF 21
65 2013 Tbilisi  Georgia March 19 – 24 Tbilisi Sports Palace FS, GR, LF 21
66 2014 Vantaa  Finland April 1 – 6 Trio Arena FS, GR, LF 24
67 2016 Riga  Latvia March 8 – 13 Arena Riga FS, GR, LF 24
68 2017 Novi Sad  Serbia May 2 – 7 SPC Vojvodina FS, GR, LF 24
69 2018 Kaspiysk  Russia April 30 – May 6 Ali Aliyev Sport Complex FS, GR, LF 30
70 2019 Bucharest  Romania March 5 – 10 FS, GR, LF 30
  • FS : Freestyle / GR : Greco-Roman / LF : Women's Freestyle
  • Until 2018 : 67 GR, 60 FS, 24 LF

Medal summary

As of after 2018 championship.
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Soviet Union
 Russia
444186187817
2 Bulgaria (BUL)134134136404
3 West Germany
 Germany
88134146368
4 Turkey (TUR)8776115278
5 Sweden (SWE)817462217
6 Hungary (HUN)6086104250
7 Ukraine (UKR)487493215
8 Azerbaijan (AZE)422952123
9 Poland (POL)375888183
10 Finland (FIN)363443113
11 Romania (ROM)277179177
12 Georgia (GEO)263151108
13 France (FRA)262564115
14 Armenia (ARM)22252673
15 Belarus (BLR)155156122
16 Yugoslavia
 Serbia
13212155
17 Norway (NOR)9161641
18 Switzerland (SUI)812929
19 Italy (ITA)792945
20 Czechoslovakia
 Czech Republic
5143655
21 Estonia (EST)5131230
22 Austria (AUT)55818
23 Latvia (LAT)55414
24 Greece (GRE)4172647
25 Belgium (BEL)411520
26 Moldova (MDA)291526
27 Denmark (DEN)27413
28 Slovakia (SVK)24511
29 Egypt (EGY)1124
30 North Macedonia (MKD)1034
31 Israel (ISR)06410
32 Great Britain (GBR)0448
33 Iran (IRN)0415
34 Lithuania (LTU)0257
35 Spain (ESP)0167
36 Albania (ALB)0112
37 Monaco (MCO)0101
38 Croatia (CRO)0055
39 Netherlands (NED)0033
40 Slovenia (SLO)0011
Totals (40 entries)1246125115274024

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Edition Year Host venue Events
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  • Until 2018 no competition.

See also

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