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The purpose of this study were to analyze of injuries records related to the style, Greco-Roman and Free-style, of elite wrestling. The data that were collected during 12-month were analyzed for this study. There were 784 injuries in total athletes that were divided into 540 in Greco-Roman style wrestling and 244 in Free-style wrestling. SPSS 17.0 program was used to analyze the injuries records. (chi-squire) analysis was used to establish the significant difference. Alpha level was set at 0.05. The result was followed. There was a statistically significant frequency difference in each style (Greco and Free) among the categorized injury region, ＝116.710, p＝.001. There was a frequency difference in each style among the categorized injury tissue. There was also a frequency difference in each style among the categorized injury cause. There was a statistically significant frequency difference in each style among the categorized injury time (technical training, running, sparing, competition, weight training), ＝14.946, p＝.005. There was a statistically significant frequency difference in each style between acute phase and chronic phase, ＝5.316, p＝.021. There was not a statistically significant frequency difference in each style among the categorized load of injury (overload, overuse, momental), ＝1.477, p＝.478. There was not a statistically significant frequency difference in each style between the participation of exercise and absence of exercise, ＝.747, p＝.388. In conclusion, this study may help elite wrestling athletes and coaches predict injuries in each style, and the proper preventing programs that is made and applied to training will help the early rehabilitation for injuries that are predictable.