Women's volleyball World Cup
1973 Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: Soviet Union
1977 Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: Japan
Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: China
Women's volleyball World Cup champion: China.
Women's volleyball World Cup champion: Cuba
199 1 women's volleyball world cup champion: Cuba
1995 Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: Cuba
1999 Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: Cuba
2003 Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: China
2007 Women's Volleyball World Cup Champion: Italy
20 1 1 women's volleyball world cup champion: Italy
20 15 women's volleyball world cup champion: China.
Men's volleyball world cup
1965 World Cup champion in Warsaw, Poland: the former Soviet Union.
1969 GDR East Berlin World Cup Champion: Germany
1977 World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan: the former Soviet Union.
198 1 World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan: former Soviet Union
1985 World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan: USA.
1989 World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan: Cuba
199 1 Japan World Cup Champion: Russia
1995 World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan: Italy
1999 World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan: Russia
World Cup champion in Tokyo, Japan in 2003: Brazil
World Cup champion in Japan in 2007: Brazil
20 1 1 Japan World Cup Champion: Russia
20 15 Japan World Cup Champion: USA
The World Cup is an international volleyball competition in which high-level men's and women's teams from all over the world participate. It is held every four years. Since 199 1 World Cup was held one year before the Olympic Games, it was equivalent to the Olympic qualifiers.
The predecessor of the World Cup is the "Three Continents" volleyball match, that is, three continents (Asia, Europe and America). 1964, FIVB changed its name to "world cup" volleyball match, and decided to hold the first world cup men's volleyball match in Poland in September 1965, and the first world cup women's volleyball match in Uruguay in June 1973.
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The World Cup volleyball tournament is held every four years, and the venue has been fixed in Japan since 1977. The men's competition starts from 1965, and the women's competition starts from 1973. The World Cup is an international volleyball competition in which high-level men's and women's teams from all over the world participate. It is held every four years.
Since 199 1 World Cup was held one year before the Olympic Games, it was equivalent to the Olympic qualifiers. The top three teams are eligible to enter the Olympic Games.
The World Cup Volleyball Tournament started on 1965. The first two sessions were only men's volleyball competitions, because its predecessor was men's volleyball competitions in three continents (Europe, Asia and America). 1In September, 959, FIVB held the World Men's Volleyball Competition in Paris, France, which was called the "Three Continents Volleyball Competition".
1964, at the International Volleyball Conference held during the Tokyo Olympic Games, it was decided to hold the first World Cup Men's Volleyball Competition in Poland in September of the following year, and decided to hold it every four years.
After hosting two World Cups, 1973 added the women's volleyball competition for the first time. For the sake of distinction, it is called the first World Cup Women's Volleyball Match. Ten countries participated in the first Women's Volleyball World Cup. The Soviet Union won the championship, and Japan and North Korea were runner-up and runner-up respectively. China didn't take part in this World Cup.
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