List of FIBA Women’s World Cup Winners, All Historical Champions.

FIBA Women’s basketball World Cup Winners, Past historical champions.

• FIBA women’s Basketball world cup also knows as Women's Basketball World Championship is held every 4 years organized by International Basketball Federation  ( FIBA ). 
• The first FIBA Basketball championship for women had held in 1953 in Chile won by the US over Chile. FIBA women's World Championship name was replaced after 2014 ed. as the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
• Only 4 countries have won the women's basketball championship USA, Russia (USSR), Australia, Brazil.
• USA is the most successful women basketball team has won the World Women's Basketball championship with 10th times.
• Russia (USSR) have won the Women's basketball world cup title 6 time.
•  By continuing to dominating in the Women's Basketball, the United States has clinched their third consecutive title & overall 10th most title winners, the USA won the 2018 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup to defeat Australia with 73-56 scores.

 Here is a chronological list of winners-champions teams & past results-scores of the FIBA women’s World Cup (championship) since 1953 ...

 World basketball championship—women champions list



Year - Winner   --   score --  runner-up

1953  -  United States  49–36   Chile

1957  -  United States  51–48   U.S.S.R.

1959  -  U.S.S.R.  51–38  Bulgaria

1964  -   U.S.S.R.  70–35  Czechoslovakia

1967  -  U.S.S.R.  83–50  South Korea

1971  -   U.S.S.R.  88–69  Czechoslovakia

1975  -   U.S.S.R.  106–75  Japan

1979  -   United States  94–82   South Korea

1983  -  U.S.S.R.  84–82   United States

1986  -  United States  108–88  U.S.S.R.

1990  -  United States  88–78  Yugoslavia

1994  -  Brazil  96–87  China

1998  -   United States  71–65  Russia

2002  -  United States  79–74  Russia

2006  -  Australia  91–74  Russia

2010  -  United States  89–69  Czech Republic

2014  -  United States  77–64   Spain

2018 -  United States   73 - 56  Australia.





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