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2021 World Junior Wrestling Championships

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2021 World Junior Wrestling Championships
Host cityRussia Ufa, Russia
Dates16–22 August 2021
StadiumUfa Arena
Champions
Freestyle Iran
Greco-Roman Russia
Women United States

The 2021 World Junior Wrestling Championships (U20) were the 44th edition of the World Junior Wrestling Championships and were held in Ufa, Russia between 16 and 22 August 2021.[1][2][3]

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Russia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia*92819
2 United States70411
3 Iran62614
4 Belarus2114
5 Azerbaijan14611
6 Turkey1269
7 Kazakhstan1146
8 Moldova1113
9 Netherlands1102
10 Sweden1012
11 India04711
12 Armenia0325
13 Georgia0213
14 Kyrgyzstan0134
15 Mongolia0112
16 France0101
 Germany0101
 Italy0101
 Norway0101
 Uzbekistan0101
21 Ukraine0022
22 Bahrain0011
 Estonia0011
 Hungary0011
 Poland0011
 Romania0011
 Slovakia0011
 South Africa0011
Totals (28 entries)303060120

Team ranking

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Rank Men's freestyle Men's Greco-Roman Women's freestyle
Team Points Team Points Team Points
1  Iran 178  Russia 183  United States 143
2  Russia 142  Iran 130  Russia 134
3  United States 129  Azerbaijan 101  India 134
4  Azerbaijan 122  Turkey 87  Belarus 96
5  India 101  Georgia 81  Turkey 92

Medal summary

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Men's freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
57 kg Russia Ramazan Bagavudinov Turkey Muhammet Karavuş Armenia Manvel Khndzrtsyan
Kazakhstan Assylzhan Yessengeldi
61 kg Iran Rahman Amouzad India Ravinder Dahiya Bahrain Alibeg Alibegov
Russia Fedor Baltuev
65 kg Russia Shamil Mamedov Azerbaijan Ziraddin Bayramov Kazakhstan Bekzat Yermekbay
United States Beau Bartlett
70 kg Iran Erfan Elahi Azerbaijan Dzhabrail Gadzhiev United States Bryce Andonian
Russia Stanislav Svinoboev
74 kg United States Keegan O'Toole Kazakhstan Nurdaulet Kuanyshbay Azerbaijan Turan Bayramov
India Yash Tushir
79 kg Iran Mohammad Nokhodi Azerbaijan Ashraf Ashirov Kyrgyzstan Mukhammad Abdullaev
India Gourav Baliyan
86 kg Iran Amir Hossein Firouzpour France Rakhim Magamadov Russia Islam Kartoev
Azerbaijan Sagadulla Agaev
92 kg United States Rocky Elam Iran Mehdi Hajiloueian South Africa Nicolaas De Lange
India Pruthviraj Patil
97 kg United States Braxton Amos Turkey Polat Polatçı Iran Alireza Abdollahi
India Deepak Deepak
125 kg Iran Ali Akbarpour Armenia Lyova Gevorgyan Russia Andrei Bestaev
India Anirudh Gulia

Men's Greco-Roman

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
55 kg Iran Amir Reza Dehbozorgi Uzbekistan Alimardon Abdullaev Azerbaijan Elmir Aliyev
Kyrgyzstan Akyikat Uulu
60 kg Russia Dinislam Bammatov Iran Saeid Esmaeili Turkey Mert İlbars
Azerbaijan Nihat Mammadli
63 kg Russia Said Bakaev Georgia (country) Diego Chkhikvadze Sweden Niklas Öhlén
Iran Iman Mohammadi
67 kg Azerbaijan Hasrat Jafarov Armenia Sahak Hovhannisyan Russia Muslim Imadaev
Ukraine Marian Holubovskyi
72 kg Russia Evgenii Baidusov Georgia (country) Giorgi Chkhikvadze Hungary Attila Tösmagi
Armenia Shant Khachatryan
77 kg Russia Islam Aliev Norway Exauce Mukubu Moldova Alexandrin Gutu
Iran Mohammad Hossein Azarmdokht
82 kg Netherlands Marcel Sterkenburg Armenia Karen Khachatryan Iran Mohammad Naghousi
Georgia (country) Saba Mamaladze
87 kg Russia Adlan Amriev Netherlands Tyrone Sterkenburg Ukraine Oleksandr Prymachenko
Turkey Tansel Örtücü
97 kg Belarus Pavel Hlinchuk Russia Aleksei Mileshin United States Braxton Amos
Iran Morteza Alghosi
130 kg Turkey Hamza Bakır Azerbaijan Sarkhan Mammadov Iran Amir Mohammad Bayat
Russia Armen Cholokian

Women's freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg United States Emily Shilson Mongolia Batbaataryn Enkhzul India Simran Kaur
Turkey Zehra Demirhan
53 kg Sweden Jonna Malmgren Moldova Mihaela Samoil Turkey Emine Çakmak
Russia Choigana Tumat
55 kg Belarus Alesia Hetmanava Kyrgyzstan Kalmira Bilimbek Kyzy Mongolia Mönkhbatyn Mönkhgerel
India Sito Sito
57 kg Kazakhstan Nilufar Raimova Italy Aurora Russo Turkey Elvira Kamaloğlu
Kyrgyzstan Sezim Zhumanazarova
59 kg Russia Anastasiia Sidelnikova Belarus Aryna Martynava Kazakhstan Madina Aman
Azerbaijan Zhala Aliyeva
62 kg Russia Alina Kasabieva India Sanju Devi United States Karina Blades
Azerbaijan Birgul Soltanova
65 kg Moldova Irina Rîngaci India Bhateri Bhateri Estonia Viktoria Vesso
Romania Roxana Capezan
68 kg United States Amit Elor Russia Elizaveta Petliakova Turkey Nesrin Baş
Slovakia Zsuzsanna Molnár
72 kg United States Kennedy Blades Germany Lilly Schneider Russia Mariam Guseinova
Poland Daniela Tkachuk
76 kg United States Kylie Welker India Bipasha Bipasha Belarus Kseniya Dzibuk
Kazakhstan Dilnaz Mulnikova

Participating nations

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514 wrestlers from 52 countries:

  1.  Armenia (17)
  2.  Australia (1)
  3.  Austria (2)
  4.  Azerbaijan (24)
  5.  Belarus (29)
  6.  Bahrain (1)
  7.  Brazil (1)
  8.  Bulgaria (5)
  9.  Canada (3)
  10.  Chile (1)
  11.  Democratic Republic of the Congo (4)
  12.  Croatia (6)
  13.  Czech Republic (3)
  14.  Egypt (7)
  15.  Spain (1)
  16.  Estonia (7)
  17.  Finland (6)
  18.  France (3)
  19.  Georgia (19)
  20.  Germany (14)
  21.  Greece (10)
  22.  Guatemala (3)
  23.  Hungary (15)
  24.  India (30)
  25.  Iran (20)
  26.  Israel (5)
  27.  Italy (2)
  28.  Kazakhstan (30)
  29.  Kyrgyzstan (26)
  30.  Latvia (5)
  31.  Lithuania (3)
  32.  Moldova (15)
  33.  Mongolia (14)
  34.  Netherlands (2)
  35.  Norway (7)
  36.  Poland (21)
  37.  Portugal (2)
  38.  Romania (7)
  39.  South Africa (2)
  40.  Russia (30) (Host)
  41.  Serbia (3)
  42.  Sri Lanka (3)
  43.  Switzerland (2)
  44.  Slovakia (1)
  45.  Sweden (7)
  46.  Tajikistan (9)
  47.  Tunisia (1)
  48.  Turkey (30)
  49.  United Arab Emirates (1)
  50.  Ukraine (11)
  51.  United States (30)
  52.  Uzbekistan (12)

References

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  1. ^ "World Championships".
  2. ^ "Up to 55 countries to compete at 2021 Junior Wrestling Championship in Russia's Ufa".
  3. ^ "World Championships".
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