Hassan Yazdani, the captain of the Iranian freestyle wrestling team, after winning the bronze medal at the 97 kg World Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, posted a message on Instagram and emphasized that he is still looking for a gold medal and does not intend to settle for bronze. Yazdani, who returned to the wrestling mat after two years of important international competitions, talked about the difficulties of the injury period and returning to the national team. Pointing out that he went through tough times to reach the championship level again, he stated that he was happy to win another medal for Iran, but the bronze medal was not the result he was trying to achieve. Yazdani wrote in his message: "This medal is not the end of the road for me. I still dream of winning the championship." At the world competition in Kazakhstan, after defeating Arash Yoshida from Japan, Yazdani reached the ranking meeting again participating in the odds group and won the bronze medal at 97 kg with a 5-0 victory over Ahmad Tajaldinov.

Hassan Yazdani, the captain of the Iranian freestyle wrestling team, after winning the bronze medal at the 97 kg World Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, posted a message on Instagram and emphasized that he is still looking for a gold medal and does not intend to settle for bronze. Yazdani, who returned to the wrestling mat after two years of important international competitions, talked about the difficulties of the injury period and returning to the national team. Pointing out that he went through tough times to reach the championship level again, he stated that he was happy to win another medal for Iran, but the bronze medal was not the result he was trying to achieve. Yazdani wrote in his message: "This medal is not the end of the road for me. I still dream of winning the championship." At the world competition in Kazakhstan, after defeating Arash Yoshida from Japan, Yazdani reached the ranking meeting again participating in the odds group and won the bronze medal at 97 kg with a 5-0 victory over Ahmad Tajaldinov.