Mistrzostwa Azji w zapasach

Mistrzostwa Azji w zapasach organizuje Azjatycka Federacja Zapasów – AAWC.

Turniej mężczyzn rozgrywany jest od 1979 a turniej kobiet od 1996 roku.

Edycje zawodów

RokStyl wolnyStyl klasycznyKobietyTabela medalowa
1979Indie DźalandharJaponia Japonia
1981Pakistan Lahore Iran
1983 Teheran Teheran Iran
1987Indie BombajIndie Bombaj Iran
1988Pakistan Islamabad Iran
1989Japonia Oarai IbarakiJaponia Oarai IbarakiKorea Południowa Korea Południowa
1991 TeheranIndie Nowe Delhi Iran
1992 Teheran Teheran Iran
1993Japonia HiroszimaMongolia Ułan BatorKorea Południowa Korea Południowa
1995Filipiny ManilaFilipiny ManilaKorea Południowa Korea Południowa
1996 Xiaoshan Xiaoshan Xiaoshan
1997 Teheran Teheran Tajpej
1999Uzbekistan TaszkentUzbekistan TaszkentUzbekistan Taszkent
2000Korea Południowa Seul GuilinKorea Południowa Seul
2001Mongolia Ułan BatorMongolia Ułan BatorMongolia Ułan Bator Iran
2003Indie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe Delhi
2004Kazachstan Ałmaty TeheranJaponia Tokio
2005 Wuhan Wuhan Wuhan Chiny
2006Kazachstan AłmatyKazachstan AłmatyKazachstan Ałmaty
2007Kirgistan BiszkekKirgistan BiszkekKirgistan Biszkek
2008Korea Południowa CzedżuKorea Południowa CzedżuKorea Południowa Czedżu
2009Tajlandia PattayaTajlandia PattayaTajlandia Pattaya
2010Indie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe Delhi
2011Uzbekistan TaszkentUzbekistan TaszkentUzbekistan Taszkent
2012Korea Południowa GumiKorea Południowa GumiKorea Południowa Gumi
2013Indie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe Delhi
2014Kazachstan AstanaKazachstan AstanaKazachstan Astana
2015Katar DohaKatar DohaKatar Doha Iran
2016Tajlandia BangkokTajlandia BangkokTajlandia Bangkok Iran
2017Indie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiJaponia Japonia
2018Kirgistan BiszkekKirgistan BiszkekKirgistan Biszkek Chiny
2019 Xi’an Xi’an Xi’an Iran
2020Indie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiIndie Nowe DelhiJaponia Japonia
2021Kazachstan AłmatyKazachstan AłmatyKazachstan Ałmaty Iran Kazachstan Kazachstan
2022Mongolia Ułan BatorMongolia Ułan BatorMongolia Ułan BatorJaponia Japonia

Łącznie medale w latach: 1979–2022

Poz.PaństwoGold medal blank.svgSilver medal blank.svgBronze medal blank.svgŁącznie
1 Iran22289123419
2 Japonia138113147377
3 Korea Południowa8577126288
4 Kazachstan8184142307
5 Chiny6568118251
6 Uzbekistan475284175
7 Korea Północna353635106
8 Kirgistan284383140
9 Mongolia2782108205
10 Indie2475122204
11 Syria4228
12 Chińskie Tajpej1141833
13 Pakistan19818
14 Tadżykistan181322
15 Irak121215
16 Turkmenistan1258
17 Bahrajn1012
18 Stany Zjednoczone1001
19 Wietnam051217
20 Tajlandia0202
21 Jordania0145
22 Katar0101
23 Filipiny0022
Łącznie73373511142582

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