U23 Greco-Roman Wrestling World Championships concluded — full results

On October 23, the 2025 U23 Greco-Roman Wrestling World Championships concluded in Novi Sad, Serbia.
Team Iran topped the standings with 143 points (3 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze).
Ukraine finished second with 96 points (2 gold, 2 silver).

Wrestlers from Moldova, Azerbaijan, Egypt, and Japan also won world titles.

Team Armenia placed 7th, earning two medals — a silver and a bronze.
Razmik Kurdian won silver in the 130 kg category, and Suren Aghajanyan took bronze in the 60 kg division.

All results of the U23 World Championships in Greco-Roman Wrestling

Up to 55 kg

1. Elmir Aliyev (Azerbaijan)

2. Alibek Amirov (Russia)

3. Khojiakbar Kuchkarov (Uzbekistan) and Vishvajit More (India)
   21st place — Araik Topalyan (Armenia)

Up to 60 kg

1. Koto Gomi (Japan)

2. Sajad Abbaspourragani (Iran)

3. Suren Agadzhanyan (Armenia) and Mehrozh Bakhramov (Uzbekistan)

Up to 63 kg

1. Ziya Babashov (Azerbaijan)

2. Vitalie Eremenko (Moldova)

3. Dorzhi Shungurtsikov (Russia) and Adham Elsayyed (Egypt)
   21st place — David Jhotyan (Armenia)

Up to 67 kg

1. Mohamed Abdelrahim (Egypt)

2. Anri Khozrevanidze (Georgia)

3. Ahmadreza Nejad (Iran) and Otto Black (USA)
   7th place — Ruben Miranyan (Armenia)

Up to 72 kg

1. Iman Mohammadi (Iran)

2. Abror Atabaev (Uzbekistan)

3. Ruslan Nurullaev (Azerbaijan) and Merey Maulitkanov (Kazakhstan)
   5th place — Gaspar Terteryan (Armenia)

Up to 77 kg

1. Irfan Mirzoev (Ukraine)

2. Temuri Ordzhonikidze (Georgia)

3. Alexandru Solovei (Moldova) and Levente Lévai (Hungary)
   7th place — Samvel Terteryan (Armenia)

Up to 82 kg

1. Alexandrin Gutuh (Moldova)

2. Ruslan Abdiev (Ukraine)

3. Omar Sataev (Kazakhstan) and Abolfazl Mohammadi (Iran)
   14th place — Yurik Petrosyan (Armenia)

Up to 87 kg

1. Gholamreza Farrokhisanjani (Iran)

2. Ivan Chmyr (Ukraine)

3. Payton Jacobson (USA) and Achiko Bolkvadze (Georgia)
   23rd place — Ruben Gevorgyan (Armenia)

Up to 97 kg

1. Yehor Yakushenko (Ukraine)

2. Yussuf Matsiyev (Kazakhstan)

3. Maksim Averin (Russia) and Richard Karelson (Estonia)
   5th place — Arshak Geghamyan (Armenia)

Up to 130 kg

1. Fardin Hedayati (Iran)

2. Razmik Kurdyan (Armenia)

3. Aleksandr Melekhov (Russia) and Laszlo Darabos (Hungary)

Team Standings

1. Iran — 143 pts

2. Ukraine — 96

3. Azerbaijan — 93

4. Russia — 87 (unofficial)

5. Georgia — 81

6. Uzbekistan — 72

7. Kazakhstan — 72

8. Armenia — 71

Team standings

On October 23, women’s events continued in Novi Sad, with champions from China, Kyrgyzstan, and the USA.
Finals in women’s wrestling and the start of men’s freestyle bouts are scheduled for October 24.