3rd Women's Wrestling World Cup

Can they achieve a third consecutive championship against medalists who compete in a round-robin league with the world's top teams? The Wrestling World Cup is a round-robin league of promotion matches among the world's seven powerhouses, where players compete in overall strength across all weight classes. Along with the wins and losses of promotion, In each weight class, individual rankings are determined by points. The world fighters will win the round-robin league among the world's top fighters It is said to be a big tournament even harder than winning with a right. Shortly after the decision to select women for the Athens Olympics, the Women's World Cup began in October 2001, and Japan won back-to-back titles in both the first and second editions. In September 2003, the world fighters champions included Chiharu Icho in the 51kg class, Saori Yoshida in the 55kg class, Seiko Yamamoto in the 59kg class, Kaoru Icho in the 63kg class, Kyoko Hamaguchi in the 72kg class, five current world champions, and Miyu Yamamoto in the 48kg class who won the world championship, making it the strongest team. Japan is aiming for a third consecutive championship.