According to Mehr News Agency, the Asian Championship youth freestyle wrestling competition, which started yesterday in Manama, Bahrain, ended tonight with the introduction of wrestlers and top teams.
At the end of this competition, which was accompanied by the powerful brilliance of our country’s freelance youth, our country’s team was able to stand on the roof of Asia with full authority and set a historical record with 8 gold medals and one silver medal and 228 points and a difference of 43 points with the second team. slow
After Iran, the Indian team ranked second and third with 185 points and Kazakhstan with 148 points.
In these competitions, Armin Habibzadeh in 61 kg weight, Hossein Mohammad Aghaei in 70 kg weight, Irfan Elahi in 74 kg weight, Soban Yaari in 79 kg weight, Aref Ranjbar in 86 kg weight, Mobin Azimi in 92 kg weight, Amir Ali Azarpira in weight 97 kg and Salar Habibi in weight 125 kg won the gold medal and Reza Momeni won the silver medal in weight 57 kg.
The full results of our country’s representatives are as follows:
In the weight of 57 kg, after resting in the first round, Reza Momeni won in the second round against Khatib Alani from Iraq with the result of 12:2, and in the third round and semi-final stage, he defeated Vladislav Nekandrov from Kyrgyzstan with the result of 10:0 and reached the finals. made way Momeni defeated Mary Bazarbayev from Kazakhstan and won the silver medal.
In the weight of 61 kg, Armin Habibzadeh won in the first round with a score of 10:0 against Ankhbold Ankhbat from Mongolia and made it to the semi-finals. At this stage, he beat Arslan Rahimov from Uzbekistan with a score of 11:0 and went to the finals. In the final, Habibzadeh defeated Kumar Mohit from India 11:9 and won the gold medal.
In the weight of 65 kg, after taking a break in the first round, in the second round, Mohammad Ali Amouzad lost the match against Omidjan Jalalov from Uzbekistan with a score of 7:1, and due to the defeat of this wrestler in the semi-final stage, Amouzad withdrew from the competition. .
In the weight of 70 kg, after taking a break in the first round, in the second round, Hossein Bakhultanov from Kazakhstan passed the barrier with a score of 14:6 and went to the semi-finals. In this stage, he defeated Zafarbek Utakhanov from Uzbekistan with a score of 10:8 and made it to the finals. In the final match, Mohammad Aghaei defeated Maulaym Yadav from India with a score of 15:7 and won the gold medal.
In the weight of 74 kg, after taking a break in the first round, in the second round, Irfan Elahi passed the barrier of Ryotaro Togoya from Japan with a score of 8:2 and went to the semi-finals. In this stage, he won against Dias Sagdatov from Kazakhstan with a score of 10 and went to the finals. In the final, Elahi defeated Jaideep from India 10:4 and won the gold medal.
In the weight of 79 kg, Sobhan Yari defeated Jeong Ok Kim from South Korea in the first round with a score of 10:0. In the second round and in the semi-final stage, he passed the Yelnur Shieldbay barrier from Kazakhstan with a score of 12:2 and went to the finals. In this match, Yari won 4-1 against Subaru Takahara from Japan and won the gold medal.
In the weight of 86 kg, Aref Ranjbar won in the first round with a score of 11:8 against Jaksilik from Kazakhstan. In the next round, he defeated Joyneti Kumar from India with a score of 10:8 and went to the semi-finals. At this stage, Ranjbar won 6-3 against Haj Akbar Abdulkakharov from Uzbekistan and went to the finals. In the final, Ranjbar faced Batbilkun Nadambat from Mongolia and defeated his opponent 8:2 and won the gold medal.
In the weight of 92 kg, Mobin Azimi defeated Issa Kikuchi from Japan with a score of 12:2 in the first round, and in the next round and in the semi-finals, he won against Akash from India with a score of 12:2 and qualified for the finals. In the final match, Azimi faced Nurdolt Baknov from Kazakhstan and won the gold necklace with a 7-0 victory.
In the weight of 97 kg, which was held with the presence of 7 wrestlers in two groups of 4 and 3 teams, Amir Ali Azarpira won in the first round with a score of 10:0 against Norbulat Adil Olu from Kyrgyzstan. In the second round, he won against Ashish from India with a score of 10-0 and went to the semi-finals. At this stage, Azarpira won 12-2 against Zalim Khan Musikhanov from Kazakhstan and went to the finals. The representative of our country defeated Ashish from India in the final match with a score of 10:0 and won the gold medal.
In the weight of 125 kg, which was held with the presence of 7 wrestlers in two groups of 4 and 3 teams, in the first round, Salar Habibi defeated Abdinazar Ulu from Kyrgyzstan with a score of 10:0 in the first match, and in the next round with a score of 10 He won 0-0 against Beczat Tazhi from Kazakhstan and reached the semi-final stage. At this stage, Hababi defeated Ainazar Bazarbayev from Uzbekistan with a score of 10:0 and qualified for the final. In this match, he faced Mahendra Gaikwad from India and was able to win against his opponent 10-0 and win the gold medal.
Team ranking: 1- Iran Iran 228 points 2- India 185 points 3- Kazakhstan 148 points 4- Japan 123 points 5- Uzbekistan 114 points 6- Kyrgyzstan 85 points