2010 World Junior Wrestling Championships

The 2010 World Junior Wrestling Championships were the 33rd edition of the World Junior Wrestling Championships and were held in Budapest, Hungary between 19 and 25 July 2010.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

2010 World Junior Wrestling Championships
Host cityHungary Budapest, Hungary
Dates19–25 July 2010
Champions
Freestyle Russia
Greco-Roman Russia
Women Russia

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Russia105419
2  Azerbaijan34310
3  Ukraine3137
4  Georgia2136
5  China2013
6  Japan1247
7  United States1045
8  Armenia1012
9  Canada1001
10  Turkey0336
11  Mongolia0134
12  Uzbekistan0112
13  Croatia0101
  France0101
  Kazakhstan0101
  Norway0101
  Romania0101
  South Korea0101
19  Germany0055
  Iran0055
21  Belarus0022
22  Bulgaria0011
  Egypt0011
  Finland0011
  Hungary0011
  India0011
  Moldova0011
Totals (27 entries)24244896

Medal summary

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Men's freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Zikrula Dadaev
  Russia
Lasha Talakhasdze
  Georgia
Nijat Muradov
  Azerbaijan
Anatolii Buruian
  Moldova
55 kg Vladimer Khinchegashvili
  Georgia
Toghrul Asgarov
  Azerbaijan
Ibrahim Farag
  Egypt
Rasul Mashezov
  Russia
60 kg Gadzhi Abdulaev
  Russia
Umud Mammadov
  Azerbaijan
Tengiz Chikviladze
  Georgia
Yasuhiro Suzuki
  Japan
66 kg Alan Gogaev
  Russia
Kotaro Tanaka
  Japan
Anton Afanasyev
  Belarus
Mohammad Kamangar
  Iran
74 kg David Khutsishvili
  Georgia
Soner Demirtaş
  Turkey
Ibrahim Yusifov
  Azerbaijan
Arsen Shallaev
  Russia
84 kg Andrey Valiev
  Russia
İbrahim Bölükbaşı
  Turkey
Michael Perry
  United States
Subkhonjon Toshpulatov
  Uzbekistan
96 kg Shamil Akhmedov
  Russia
Aslanbek Alborov
  Azerbaijan
Erfan Amiri
  Iran
Fatih Yaşarlı
  Turkey
120 kg Muradin Kushkhov
  Ukraine
Taha Akgül
  Turkey
Csercsics Richárd
  Hungary
Giorgi Sakandelidze
  Georgia

Greco-Roman

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Eldaniz Azizli
  Azerbaijan
Aisultan Baizakov
  Kazakhstan
Seiki Goya
  Japan
Tolgahan Karataş
  Turkey
55 kg Stepan Maryanyan
  Russia
Gasim Mahammadov
  Azerbaijan
Oliver Runge
  Germany
Saman Abdevali
  Iran
60 kg Kamran Mammadov
  Azerbaijan
Asker Orshokdugov
  Russia
Aleksander Mikaelyan
  Armenia
Lenur Temirov
  Ukraine
66 kg Chingiz Labazanov
  Russia
Dominik Etlinger
  Croatia
Ellis Coleman
  United States
Rasul Chunayev
  Azerbaijan
74 kg Roman Vlasov
  Russia
Besiki Saldadze
  Uzbekistan
Veli-Karri Suominen
  Finland
Alizadeh Pournia
  Iran
84 kg Artur Aleksanyan
  Armenia
Lee Se-Yeol
  South Korea
Arsen Kakhabrishvili
  Georgia
Zhan Beleniuk
  Ukraine
96 kg Islam Magomedov
  Russia
Alin Alexuc-Ciurariu
  Romania
Shahab Ghourehjili
  Iran
Efe Coşkun
  Germany
120 kg Igor Didyk
  Ukraine
David Oganesyan
  Russia
Eduard Popp
  Germany
Bayram Nigar
  Turkey

Women's freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
44 kg Marziget Bagomedova
  Azerbaijan
Nadezhda Fedorova
  Russia
Narangerel Erdenesukh
  Mongolia
Anzhela Kleshcheva
  Ukraine
48 kg Victoria Anthony
  United States
Bayarmagnai Davaasuren
  Mongolia
Tatyana Samkova
  Russia
Jaqueline Schellin
  Germany
51 kg Sun Yanan
  China
Hirano Haruka
  Japan
Amy Whitbeck
  United States
Davaasükhiin Otgontsetseg
  Mongolia
55 kg Yu Horiuchi
  Japan
Yuliya Khavaldzhy
  Ukraine
Helen Maroulis
  United States
Irina Ologonova
  Ukraine
59 kg Lan Zhang
  China
Valeria Koblova
  Russia
Kanako Murata
  Japan
Sakshi Malik
  India
63 kg Danielle Lappage
  Canada
Valeria Lazinskaya
  Russia
Taybe Yusein
  Bulgaria
Aline Rotter-Focken
  Germany
67 kg Alina Berezhna
  Ukraine
Jenny Aardalen
  Norway
SChiaki Iijima
  Japan
Purevkuu Sodnom
  Mongolia
72 kg Natalia Vorobieva
  Russia
Cynthia Vescan
  France
Xinyi Liu
  China
Yulia Dravazyuk
  Belarus

References

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  1. ^ "International Wrestling Database".
  2. ^ "International Wrestling Database".
  3. ^ "International Wrestling Database".
  4. ^ "International Wrestling Database".
  5. ^ "International Wrestling Database".
  6. ^ "International Wrestling Database".
  7. ^ "Azerbaijan Greco-Roman Wrestling Team Ranks Second in World Championship".
  8. ^ "2010 Junior World Wrestling Championships".
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