The 2026 Asian Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships have concluded, full results

On April 8 in Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan), the 2026 Asian Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships came to an end. On the third day of the tournament, the winners and medalists were determined in the remaining five weight categories: 60 kg, 67 kg, 72 kg, 82 kg, and 97 kg.

At the end of the competition, Kyrgyzstan’s athletes won the highest number of gold medals — the host nation secured 4 golds. However, Iran won the overall team ranking, claiming 2 gold, 5 silver, and 3 bronze medals — Iranian wrestlers reached the podium in all 10 weight categories.

Uzbekistan also won 2 gold medals, while Qatar and Kazakhstan each secured one gold.

It is worth noting that Olympic champion Mohammad Hadi Saravi (97 kg) from Iran once again confirmed his dominance.

Full Results – Asian Championships 2026 (Greco-Roman)

55 kg:

• Ikhtiyor Botirov (Uzbekistan)
• Lalit Lalit (India)
• Huoyin Shi (China) and Mohammad Hosseinvand (Iran)

60 kg:

• Alisher Ganiev (Uzbekistan)
• Se Ung Ri (North Korea)
• Yu Shiotani (Japan) and Ali Abdollah Ahmadi Vafa (Iran)

63 kg:

• Aftandil Taalaibek uulu (Kyrgyzstan)
• Erfan Behman Jarkani (Iran)
• Hyunwoong Choi (South Korea) and Kaisei Tanabe (Japan)

67 kg:

• Razzak Beishekeev (Kyrgyzstan)
• Kensuke Shimizu (Japan)
• Sachin Sahrawat (India) and Ahmadreza Sefollah Mohsen (Iran)

72 kg:

• Almatbek Amanbek (Kazakhstan)
• Mohammad Javad Rezaei (Iran)
• Shahzod Kuchkorov (Uzbekistan) and Dongyu Li (China)

77 kg:

• Akzhol Makhmudov (Kyrgyzstan)
• Ali Zabihollah Oskou (Iran)
• Doniyorxon Nakibov (Uzbekistan) and Yonghun Noh (South Korea)

82 kg:

• Shahin Edimohammad Badagimorfad (Qatar)
• Mohammadmin Hosseini (Iran)
• Prince Prince (India) and Ibragim Magomadov (Kazakhstan)

87 kg:

• Asan Zhanyshov (Kyrgyzstan)
• Golamreza Faroikhiseni (Iran)
• Muhammadhodir Rasulov (Uzbekistan) and Nursultan Tursynov (Kazakhstan)

97 kg:

• Mohammad Hadi Saravi (Iran)
• Nitesh Nitesh (India)
• Islam Evloev (Kazakhstan) and Zegang Wang (China)

130 kg:

• Amin Mirzazadeh (Iran)
• Rafael Tsitsiuashvili (Uzbekistan)
• Wenhao Jiang (China) and Kim Minseok (South Korea)

Team Ranking:

1. Iran – 195
2. Kyrgyzstan – 154
3. Uzbekistan – 136
4. India – 115
5. Kazakhstan – 112