The 2025 European U17 Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship Concludes – Full Results

On June 11, in Skopje (North Macedonia), the 2025 U17 European Championship in Greco-Roman wrestling came to an end. Wrestlers from Russia claimed 3 gold medals, while Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia each won 2 golds. One more gold went to a Bulgarian athlete.

Team Armenia topped the overall team standings with a total of 135 points.

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Final Results from Day 3 of the Tournament (June 11)

Up to 45 kg:

For Bronze:

• Vadim Tarelunga (Moldova) def. Artyom Tkachenko (Russia) 5:2 by fall

• Damimir Yordanov (Bulgaria) lost to Ararat Avetisyan (Armenia) 2:4

Final:

• Abdurrahman Huseynli (Azerbaijan) def. Saba Abashidze (Georgia) 9:0

Up to 51 kg:

For Bronze:

• Keve Kovacs (Hungary) def. Elshad Abbasov (Azerbaijan) 3:1

• Marcos Rangel (Spain) lost to Abu Saga (Norway) 0:10

Final:

• Marat Achemyan (Armenia) def. Rizvan Kairbekov (Russia) 9:0

Up to 60 kg:

For Bronze:

• Mika Labes (Germany) lost to Riccardo Cave (Italy) 3:4

• Denis Seredin (Ukraine) def. Abdul Arslantas (Turkey) 5:1

Final:

• Hayk Manukyan (Armenia) def. Ali Nazarov (Azerbaijan) 11:3 by fall

Up to 71 kg:

For Bronze:

• Vaclav Satrapa (Czech Republic) lost to Artyom Ilchenko (Russia) 3:8

• Gabriel Marcel (Romania) lost to Matias Onnenlehto (Finland) 0:9

Final:

• Ignat Meiko (Moldova) lost to Giorgi Gogelashvili (Georgia) 1:9

Up to 92 kg:

For Bronze:

• Konstantin Kasyan (Belarus) lost to Ioannis Moutousidis (Greece) 0:6

• Ahmet Uzun (Turkey) drew with Luka Martiashvili (Georgia) 1:1, win awarded on criteria

Final:

• Timur Larin (Ukraine) lost to Vadim Dragushan (Russia) 0:8

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Full Results of the U17 European Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships

Up to 45 kg:

1. Abdurrahman Huseynli (Azerbaijan)

2. Saba Abashidze (Georgia)

3. Vadim Tarelunga (Moldova) and Ararat Avetisyan (Armenia)

Up to 48 kg:

1. Stanislav Ivanov (Bulgaria)

2. Martin Mandjikian (Armenia)

3. Gurban Majnunov (Azerbaijan) and Matvey Golovenchits (Russia)

Up to 51 kg:

1. Marat Achemyan (Armenia)

2. Rizvan Kairbekov (Russia)

3. Keve Kovacs (Hungary) and Abu Saga (Norway)

Up to 55 kg:

1. Danil Lozhkin (Russia)

2. Giorgi Chachua (Georgia)

3. Ivan Seibel (Germany) and Magomed Varaev (France)

Up to 60 kg:

1. Hayk Manukyan (Armenia)

2. Ali Nazarov (Azerbaijan)

3. Riccardo Cave (Italy) and Denis Seredin (Ukraine)

Up to 65 kg:

1. Erekle Tavberidze (Georgia)

2. Janes Nazaryan (Armenia)

3. Alvin Thulinder (Sweden) and Kilian Eddou (France)

Up to 71 kg:

1. Giorgi Gogelashvili (Georgia)

2. Ignat Meiko (Moldova)

3. Artyom Ilchenko (Russia) and Matias Onnenlehto (Finland)

Up to 80 kg:

1. Senik Vardanyan (Russia)

2. Benediktas Bubelevicius (Lithuania)

3. Nijat Eilagaliev (Azerbaijan) and Ismail Bereket (Turkey)

Up to 92 kg:

1. Vadim Dragushan (Russia)

2. Timur Larin (Ukraine)

3. Ioannis Moutousidis (Greece) and Ahmet Uzun (Turkey)

Up to 110 kg:

1. Rikhad Ibrahimli (Azerbaijan)

2. Denis Lazarov (Bulgaria)

3. Anatoliy Novachenko (Ukraine) and Maximilian Leo (Germany)

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Team Standings:

1. Armenia – 135 points

2. Georgia – 122 points

3. Azerbaijan – 116 points

4. Ukraine – 68 points

5. Bulgaria – 65 points
   Russia and Belarus did not participate in the team standings