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Beach Wrestling at 6th Asian Beach Games: Live Streaming, Schedule, Results

By United World Wrestling Press

SANYA, China (April 27) -- The sixth edition of Asian Beach Games are being held in Sanya, China from April 22 to 30.

The Beach Wrestling event at the Asian Beach Games 2026 will held from April 28 to 30. The technical meeting for the same was held on April 27, Monday in Sanya.

ALL RESULTS FROM BEACH WRESTLING DAY 1 OF ASIAN BEACH GAMES HERE

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A total of 117 wrestlers from 27 countries will compete at the Asian Beach Games, making Beach Wrestling the top sport in terms of participating nations.

The Beach Wrestling competition can be watched live here: Live Telecast of Asian Beach Games 2026

United World Wrestling will update all results on April 28 and 29. Follow United World Wrestling on Instagram, Facebook, X, and YouTube.

UWW Playlist: Best of World and Olympic Champion Susaki

By United World Wrestling Press

JAPAN (February 9) -- Yui SUSAKI (JPN) is on path to greatness. The Japanese wrestler managed to showed up on the wrestling when won three back-to-back U17 world titles from 2014 to 2016.

While many would take time to jump to senior level, Susaki wrestled at the 2017 Paris World Championships aged 17 years and won gold medal at 48kg. She would seen beat Mariya STADNIK (AZE) at the Klippan Lady Open before winning gold at 2018 World Championships. Two U20 world titles further strengthened Susaki's resume as she remained unbeaten in international wrestling.

At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Susaki claimed her first Olympic gold, without giving up a point and etched her name in history.

WATCH THE BEST OF YUI SUSAKI (JPN) HERE

And it had to be Susaki to complete the Golden Grand Slam of wrestling. After winning U17, U20 and senior world titles, and Olympic gold, she needed to win the U23 world title to complete the Slam. In October of 2022 in Pontevedra, Spain, Susaki would go on to become the first wrestler in history to achieve the feat.

At the 2024 Paris Olympics, four-time world champion Susaki suffered her first international loss to Vinesh PHOGAT (IND), which remains her only loss in international career.