Asian Wrestling Championships is the Wrestling Asian Championship organized by the Asian Associated Wrestling Committee (AAWC).

The men's tournament began in 1979 and The women's tournament was first staged in 1996, and it has been held every year.^[1]

Competitions

Year	Dates	City and host country	Champion
			Men's freestyle	Men's Greco-Roman	Women's freestyle
1979	8–11 November	Jalandhar, India	Iran	—	—
1981	1–4 December	Lahore, Pakistan	Iran	—	—
1983	8–11 November	Tehran, Iran	Iran	Iran	—
1987	13–17 October	Mumbai, India	Iran	Japan	—
1988	12–16 December	Islamabad, Pakistan	Iran	—	—
1989	30 June – 2 July	Oarai, Japan	Iran	South Korea	—
1991	17–19 April	New Delhi, India	Iran	—	—
	16–18 May	Tehran, Iran	—	South Korea	—
1992	7–10 April	Tehran, Iran	Iran	South Korea	—
1993	16–18 April	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia	Iran	—	—
	23–25 April	Hiroshima, Japan	—	South Korea	—
1995	27 June – 3 July	Manila, Philippines	Iran	Kazakhstan	—
1996	4–10 April	Xiaoshan, China	Iran	South Korea	Japan
1997	12–18 April	Tehran, Iran	Iran	South Korea	—
	20–21 July	Taipei, Taiwan	—	—	Japan
1999	25–30 May	Tashkent, Uzbekistan	Uzbekistan	Uzbekistan	Japan
2000	26–28 April	Guilin, China	Uzbekistan	—	—
	5–7 May	Seoul, South Korea	—	South Korea	Japan
2001	5–10 June	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia	Iran	Iran	China
2003	5–8 June	New Delhi, India	Iran	Iran	Japan
2004	16–18 April	Tehran, Iran	Iran	—	—
	8–9 May	Almaty, Kazakhstan	—	Kazakhstan	—
	20–22 May	Tokyo, Japan	—	—	Japan
2005	24–29 May	Wuhan, China	Iran	South Korea	Japan
2006	4–9 April	Almaty, Kazakhstan	Iran	Kazakhstan	Japan
2007	8–13 May	Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan	Iran	Iran	China
2008	18–23 March	Jeju, South Korea	Japan	Iran	Japan
2009	2–7 May	Pattaya, Thailand	Iran	Iran	China
2010	12–16 May	New Delhi, India	Iran	South Korea	China
2011	19–22 May	Tashkent, Uzbekistan	Uzbekistan	Iran	Japan
2012	16–19 February	Gumi, South Korea	Iran	Iran	China
2013	18–22 April	New Delhi, India	India	South Korea	China
2014	23–27 April	Astana, Kazakhstan	Iran	Kazakhstan	Japan
2015	6–10 May	Doha, Qatar	Iran	Iran	Japan
2016	17–21 February	Bangkok, Thailand	Iran	Iran	China
2017	10–14 May	New Delhi, India	Iran	Iran	Japan
2018	28 February – 4 March	Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan	Uzbekistan	Kazakhstan	China
2019	23–28 April	Xi'an, China	Iran	Iran	Japan
2020	18–23 February	New Delhi, India	Iran	Iran	Japan
2021	13–18 April	Almaty, Kazakhstan	Iran	Iran	Mongolia
2022	19–24 April	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia	Iran	Kazakhstan	Japan
2023	9–14 April	Astana, Kazakhstan	Kazakhstan	Iran	Japan
2024	11–16 April	Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

Team titles

Country	FS	GR	FW	Total
Iran	29	15	0	44
Japan	1	1	17	19
South Korea	0	10	0	10
China	0	0	8	8
Kazakhstan	1	6	0	7
Uzbekistan	4	1	0	5
India	1	0	0	1
Mongolia	0	0	1	1

All-time medal table

All-time medal count, as of the 2023 Asian Wrestling Championships.

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Iran	228	92	127	447
2	Japan	144	117	157	418
3	Kazakhstan	88	89	150	327
4	South Korea	85	78	128	291
5	China	67	72	124	263
6	Uzbekistan	48	56	89	193
7	North Korea	35	36	35	106
8	Kyrgyzstan	33	46	89	168
9	Mongolia	28	85	112	225
10	India	25	78	132	235
11	Syria	4	2	2	8
12	Bahrain	2	0	4	6
13	Chinese Taipei	1	14	18	33
14	Pakistan	1	9	8	18
15	Tajikistan	1	8	13	22
16	Iraq	1	2	12	15
17	Turkmenistan	1	2	5	8
–	United States (Guest)	1	0	0	1
18	Vietnam	0	5	12	17
19	Thailand	0	2	0	2
20	Jordan	0	1	4	5
21	Qatar	0	1	0	1
22	Philippines	0	0	2	2
Totals (22 entries)		793	795	1223	2811

References

External links

• UWW Database