2025 U20 European Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship concludes

On July 2, in the Italian city of Caorle, the 2025 U20 European Greco-Roman Wrestling Championship came to an end. On the final day, medals were awarded in the remaining five weight categories — 60, 67, 72, 82, and 97 kg.

In total, Armenian wrestlers won two medals at the tournament — a silver and a bronze. Both were earned by brothers Gaspar and Samvel Terteryan: Samvel won bronze in the 77 kg category, and Gaspar took silver in the 72 kg division.

Russian athletes claimed the most gold medals — four. However, since Russia competes under a neutral flag, the official team ranking was topped by Georgia, which won three golds. Wrestlers from Germany, Azerbaijan, and Hungary took one gold each.

Full results of the U20 European Championship (Greco-Roman wrestling):

55 kg

1. Ivan Solomin (Russia)

2. Turan Dashdamirov (Azerbaijan)

3. Maxim Sarmanov (Moldova), Koba Karumidze (Georgia)
   Levon Kazaryan (Armenia) — 7th place

60 kg

1. Ayhan Javadov (Azerbaijan)

2. Adam Silverin (Sweden)

3. Vakhtang Lolua (Georgia), Maksut Sultanov (Ukraine)
   Yuri Karapetyan (Armenia) — 16th place

63 kg

1. Igor Punchenko (Russia)

2. Tural Akhmadov (Azerbaijan)

3. Bende Olaj (Hungary), William Ekerot (Sweden)
   Alex Margaryan (Armenia) — 7th place

67 kg

1. Mingiyan Goryaev (Russia)

2. Vladyslav Pokotylo (Ukraine)

3. Henri Khozrevanidze (Georgia), Faraym Mustafayev (Azerbaijan)
   Hayk Kalajyan (Armenia) — 17th place

72 kg

1. Alexandre Rusitashvili (Georgia)

2. Gaspar Terteryan (Armenia)

3. Anatolii Pasnak (Ukraine), Arionas Kolitsopoulos (Greece)

77 kg

1. Henri Putkaradze (Georgia)

2. Davud Mammadov (Azerbaijan)

3. Samvel Terteryan (Armenia), Kirill Valeuski (Belarus)

82 kg

1. Mikhail Shkarin (Russia)

2. Zsabolcs Zinai (Hungary)

3. Kyrylo Shnyrov (Ukraine), Elmin Aliyev (Azerbaijan)
   Martik Petrosyan (Armenia) — 9th place

87 kg

1. Luka Kochalidze (Georgia)

2. Abdurakhman Abdulkadyrov (Russia)

3. Pavlo Toryanik (Ukraine), Branko Dukic (Serbia)
   Yurik Petrosyan (Armenia) — 10th place

97 kg

1. Darius Kiefer (Germany)

2. Yehor Yakushenko (Ukraine)

3. Saypula Gadzhimagomedov (Russia), Sebastian Warchol (Poland)
   Leva Shukhyan (Armenia) — 8th place

130 kg

1. Laszlo Darabos (Hungary)

2. Ali Ilyasov (Russia)

3. Ivan Yankovsky (Ukraine), Saba Purtseladze (Georgia)
   Seiran Kirakosyan (Armenia) — 7th place