Hungary produced a dominant display as they comfortably beat Australia to win the Men's Water Polo World Cup for the fourth time in Berlin.

World silver medallists Hungary have made it through to the final of the Men's Water Polo World Cup after beating Olympic champions Serbia today by just one point.

Australia, Germany, Serbia and Hungary secured their semi-final places as reigning world champions Croatia exited the competition at the Men's Water Polo World Cup in Berlin.

Serbia and Croatia played out a thrilling draw as the group stage concluded at the Men's Water Polo World Cup in Berlin.

Nine-time Olympic champions Hungary bounced back from their opening defeat to hosts Germany at the Men's Water Polo World Cup by defeating Australia in Berlin.

Serbia began their bid for a third consecutive Men's Water Polo World Cup title with a crushing victory over South Africa in Berlin.

Reigning Olympic champions Serbia will be bidding for a third consecutive Men's Water Polo World Cup title when the 2018 edition of the quadrennial tournament begins in Berlin tomorrow.

United States won the Women's Water Polo World Cup for the third time in a row after beating hosts Russia in today's final in Surgut.

Hosts Russia will play the United States in the final of the Women's Water Polo World Cup after both won their semi-final matches today.

Hosts Russia and the United States maintained their perfect records today as they reached the semi-finals of the International Swimming Federation Women’s Water Polo World Cup in Surgut.

Hosts Russia and the United States earned top spot in their respective groups by maintaining their 100 per cent records at the Women's Water Polo World Cup in Surgut.

The United States produced another superb attacking display as they recorded their second straight victory with a crushing 26-1 win over South Africa at the Women's Water Polo World Cup in Russia.

The United States began their pursuit of a third consecutive Women's Water Polo World Cup title in ominous fashion as they thrashed New Zealand on the opening day of the tournament in Surgut in Russia.

The United States will be seeking a third successive victory at the International Swimming Federation Women's Water Polo World Cup which starts tomorrow in Surgut, Russia.