The Kurash World Championship attracts the attention of thousands of Kurash fans around the world, our favorite sport is a bright event on the international stage.
The largest championship of this year, which was organized in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, ended today. The championship, which took place during the week, was rich in important and unique events.
The IX Kurash World Championship among cadets and juniors, as well as the III Kurash World Championship among veterans, are appreciated for contributing to the growth of the popularity of Kurash in the world sports arena.
On the last day of the competition, juniors and veterans went to gilam to win the highest title of world champion.
The competition day started with a junior competition.
More than 100 fights were held in 20 weight categories with the participation of the most famous Kurash athletes from more than 20 countries from all over the world, presented to the audience the full charm of the Kurash sport.
The main competitions were held with the participation of representatives of the Kurash homeland and the national team of the host country – Mongolia.
The competitions, which featured excellent Kurash techniques, revealed many talented athletes.
According to the results of the medal standings, the youth national team of Uzbekistan won 31 medals, of which 13 gold, 13 silver and 5 bronze, and took 1st place in the overall standings.
The athletes, of the hosts of competition, took second place with 3 gold, 1 silver, 11 bronze and 15 medals in the overall standings.
The third place went to the Turkish national team. They have one gold medal on their account.
Athletes from India, Turkmenistan, Greece, South Africa, Chinese Taipei, Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan, China and Korea will also return home with World Cup medals.
Meet the winners and prize-winners of the IX Kurash World Junior Championship!
Boys
-46kg
1. Zufar Davlatov–Uzbekistan
2. Golibbek Choriev– Uzbekistan
3. Kushagra Vyas– India
3. Yuvraj Jethi– India
-50kg
1. Rayimberdi Turabboev– Uzbekistan
2. Behruz Tilavov– Uzbekistan
3. Chilugun Shine-Mongolia
3. Raghav Middha-India
-55kg
1. Zafar Tursunkulov–Uzbekistan
2. Shivansh Vashisht–India
3. Pin-Chieh Wang- Chinese Taipei
3. Usukhireedui Uchral– Mongolia
-60kg
1. Islombek Karimov- Uzbekistan
2. Amirkhon Ozodov– Uzbekistan
3. Elbegdorj Uuganbayar– Mongolia
3. Christos Voulgaris– Greece
-65kg
1. Bahrom Asatov– Uzbekistan
2. Jahongir Kurbonov– Uzbekistan
3. Michail Angelos Gavrilis– Greece
3. Azimbek Zhumabekov– Kyrgyzstan
-71kg
1. Akobir Zoirov– Uzbekistan
2. Bekmurot Khudoyarov– Uzbekistan
3. Batmonkh Nyamdorj– Mongolia
3. Javkhaamandakh– Mongolia
-77kg
1. Hamrobek Sazzokov– Uzbekistan
2. Ochilnazar Yakhshiev– Uzbekistan
3. Ankit Ankit– India
3. Davaajargal Dashnyam
-83kg
1. Giyos Holikov– Uzbekistan
2. Tuvdenrenchin Ganzorig– Mongolia
3. Vaibhav Chauhan– India
3. Henri Swanepoel– South Africa
-90kg
1. Saruul_Erdene E– Mongolia
2. Javohir Ramazonov– Uzbekistan
3. Munkhbaatar Erdenebat– Mongolia
3. Khurshidbek Shopiev– Uzbekistan
+90kg
1. Iskandar Mamayusupov– Uzbekistan
2. Asadbek Ashurov– Uzbekistan
3. Enkhtemuulen Enkhbaatar– Mongolia
3. Sumiyabazar Otgonbaatar– Mongolia
Girls
-44kg
1. Erdenebulgan Pvrevtseren– Mongolia
2. Renu Renu– India
3. Ugiloy Mansurova– Uzbekistan
3. Ngo Thi Hien– Vietnam
-48kg
1. Sitora Mingkobilova– Uzbekistan
2. Soadat Koraboeva– Uzbekistan
-52kg
1. Mehribon Rabbimova– Uzbekistan
2. Shahrizoda Romonova– Uzbekistan
3. Leyli Bahadyrova– Turkmenistan
3. Ravina Ravina– India
-57kg
1. Gankhuyae Enkhsin– Mongolia
2. Sevinch Toshpulatova– Uzbekistan
3. Gulkhaiym Ailanysh– Mongolia
3. Tillo Khonimkulova– Uzbekistan
-63kg
1. Isil Sinem Aydin– Turkiye
2. Shahzoda Isokboeva– Uzbekistan
3. Humay Jumadurdyyeva– Turkmenistan
3. Gulruhsor Khudarganova– Uzbekistan
-70kg
1. Shahrizoda Amirkulova– Uzbekistan
2. Nurana Hezretova– Turkmenistan
3. Charos Lolakhonova– Uzbekistan
3. Diksha Diksha– India
+70kg
1. Charos Abdullaeva– Uzbekistan
2. Zamira Ravshanova– Uzbekistan
3. Narantuya Khadbaatar– Mongolia
3. Radhika Radhika–India
