The World Championships are a collection of the most prestigious competitions held on a global scale. One of the main criteria of this world championship is the rigorous qualifying process, where the world’s most famous athletes compete against each other, and the highest standards.
The winner is recognized as the world’s best in his weight and age category.
The winners of the World Kurash Championships among cadets, juniors and veterans, which are currently underway in Mongolia, are also the youngest world Kurash champions in the world.
Cadet Kurash athletes aged 14-16 competed at the “Mongolian Wrestling Palace”.
The matches, which featured more than 140 of the youngest Kurash athletes from 21 countries, gave the real atmosphere of the world championships.
Finally, the names of the winners and prize-winners were announced.
According to it, Kurash athletes from Uzbekistan, the homeland of Kurash, took the lead in the medal count.
They have a total of 30 medals, including 12 gold, 12 silver, and 6 bronze medals.
The second place went to the hosts, Mongolian Kurash athletes. They won a total of 22 medals, 3 gold, 3 silver, and 16 bronze medals.
The Kurash athletes from Turkmenistan, who won 1 gold and 3 bronze medals, took 3rd place in the medal count.
Also, the teams of Kurash athletes from Korea, Chinese Taipei, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, India, and Vietnam took part in the top 10 in medal count.
List of winners and prize-winners:
Boys
-38kg
1. Bunyodjon Shavkatov–Uzbekistan
2. Aibyek Batyrsol– Mongolia
3. Shukrat Khafizov– Uzbekistan
3. Krishna Sharma–India
-42kg
1. Yazmyrat Artykov– Turkmenistan
2. Bekhruz Makhammatov-Uzbekistan
3. Firdavs Tuychiev– Uzbekistan
3. Munkhtamir Ganiulga– Mongolia
-46kg
1. Sanjarbek Kambaraliev–Uzbekistan
2. Yiman Kamchybekov– Kyrgyzstan
3. Ibrokhim Zhovliev– Uzbekistan
3. Rajat Rajat–India
-50kg
1. Temuujin M– Mongolia
2. Lazizbek Hamdamov–Uzbekistan
3. Chyngyz Bazarbaev– Kyrgyzstan
3. Naran Olzii– Mongolia
-55kg
1. Badamdorj– Mongolia
2. Sharafaddin Rakhmanov–Uzbekistan
3. Tushar Tushar– India
3. Orazmuhammet Orazov– Turkmenistan
-60kg
1. Kilichbek Davronov– Uzbekistan
2. Eldor Ruziev– Uzbekistan
3. Chan Lee– Korea
3. Serdar Kabulov– Turkmenistan
-65kg
1. Firdavs Niyatillaev– Uzbekistan
2. Nurbek Orazaliev–Uzbekistan
3. Erdenebat Baasansuren– Mongolia
3. Emirhan Yilmaz– Turkiye
-71kg
1. Shohmurod Shomurodov–Uzbekistan
2. Ankhbayar Tumenbayar–Mongolia
3. Nyamsuren Burentogtokh– Mongolia
3. Eldor Ramazonov– Mongolia
-77kg
1. Bilolbek Abdugapparov– Uzbekistan
2. Bozorbek Rozikov– Uzbekistan
3. Jonghyun Eun–Korea
3. Enguun Batkhuyag–Mongolia
-83kg
1. Shokhjakhon Valijonov– Uzbekistan
2. Sherbek Halimov– Uzbekistan
3. Temuun Batbayar– Mongolia
3. Georgii Chivadze– Russian Federation
+83kg
1. Junwoo Choi– Korea
2. Batsurenn Battsagaan– Mongolia
3. Abdulazizjon Akhmedjonov– Uzbekistan
3. Ersultan Tolibaev– Uzbekistan
Қизлар
-40kg
1. Mohinur Ollaberganova– Uzbekistan
2. Dilafruz Boltabaeva– Uzbekistan
3. Minjinsor Chuluunbaatar– Mongolia
3. Chahat Chahat– Mongolia
-44kg
1. Madinabonu Rakhmonjonova– Uzbekistan
2. MyagmarIar Sarantuya– Mongolia
3. Enkhzul Luvsanjamts– Mongolia
3. Ayse Naz Tosun– Turkiye
-48kg
1. Kumushbibi Ergashova–Uzbekistan
2. Bedia Su Bolat– Turkiye
3. Nohin Buyannemkh– Mongolia
3. Misheel Batmunkh– Mongolia
-52kg
1. Anujin Erdenetungalag– Mongolia
2. Mubinabonu Karimova– Uzbekistan
3. Rojda Kanat– Turkiye
3. Amin-Erdene Badambazar– Mongolia
-57kg
1. Shahnozabonu Sultanova– Uzbekistan
2. Charosoy Uktamboeva– Uzbekistan
3. Nurana Mergenova– Turkmenistan
3. Bayanmunkh Mikjinsok– Mongolia
-63kg
1. Dinora Samandarova– Uzbekistan
2. Shakhrizoda Egamberdieva– Uzbekistan
3. Goomarah Monkhzohg– Mongolia
3. Deleer Jadanba– Mongolia
+63kg
1. Yi-Chen Li– Chinese Taipei
2. Gulsanam Okhunjonova– Uzbekistan
3. Gansukh Soyog-erdene– Mongolia
3. Aysenur Keskin– Turkiye
