beyond the occupation; Iranian wrestling has become the world champion with authority and historical distinction; 9 out of 10 medals Mehdi Tahrkani Summary: At the World Championships in Astana, 9 out of 10 Iranian representatives stood on the podium and won 4 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. The national team of our country became the champion with 192 points, while the Republic of Baku took second place with 104 points. The difference of 88 points between the two teams showed the role of the whole composition of Iran in this success. Saeed Esmaili defeated 8-0 the world champion from Uzbekistan Ayjan Halmkhanov after defeating opponents from the Netherlands, China, Kazakhstan and the Republic of Baku in the 67 kg weight category. Daniel Soharbi at 72 kg, after four victories, defeated the Hungarian Vankazai 4-0 and won the gold. Golmarza Farooqui won the third gold in the 82 kg category with a 5-1 victory over Turkey's Sari Cicek. Fardin Hadayati also defeated Hungarian Drijs Vitek 8-0 in the 130 kg weight category. Fayyam Ahmadi in 55 kg and Alireza Mehmadi in 87 kg won the silver medal after losing in the final. Ali Ahmadiwafa, in the 60 kg weight category, despite leading 7:1 against the Japanese opponent, received a technical penalty and won the silver. These results, along with the gold medals of four Iranian representatives, had an important contribution to the team's championship. After defeating Sanan Suleimanov at 77 kg, Ali Esco won the bronze with a 4-3 win against his Uzbek opponent. Muhammad Hadi Sarvi won a bronze medal in the 97 kg weight category after defeating his Russian rival with a 3-0 victory over the Swedish wrestler. Only Muhammad Mehdi Kashtakar failed to win a medal in the 63 kg category. In the final ranking, Uzbekistan was placed after Iran and the Republic of Baku with 80 points. Winning 9 medals out of 10 weights showed that the Iranian championship is not limited to the success of one star, and the entire team had a part in this result. Maintaining this successful structure will be more difficult and important than celebrating this historic victory. Read the full text on Watten's website today:

beyond the occupation; Iranian wrestling has become the world champion with authority and historical distinction; 9 out of 10 medals Mehdi Tahrkani Summary: At the World Championships in Astana, 9 out of 10 Iranian representatives stood on the podium and won 4 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. The national team of our country became the champion with 192 points, while the Republic of Baku took second place with 104 points. The difference of 88 points between the two teams showed the role of the whole composition of Iran in this success. Saeed Esmaili defeated 8-0 the world champion from Uzbekistan Ayjan Halmkhanov after defeating opponents from the Netherlands, China, Kazakhstan and the Republic of Baku in the 67 kg weight category. Daniel Soharbi at 72 kg, after four victories, defeated the Hungarian Vankazai 4-0 and won the gold. Golmarza Farooqui won the third gold in the 82 kg category with a 5-1 victory over Turkey's Sari Cicek. Fardin Hadayati also defeated Hungarian Drijs Vitek 8-0 in the 130 kg weight category. Fayyam Ahmadi in 55 kg and Alireza Mehmadi in 87 kg won the silver medal after losing in the final. Ali Ahmadiwafa, in the 60 kg weight category, despite leading 7:1 against the Japanese opponent, received a technical penalty and won the silver. These results, along with the gold medals of four Iranian representatives, had an important contribution to the team's championship. After defeating Sanan Suleimanov at 77 kg, Ali Esco won the bronze with a 4-3 win against his Uzbek opponent. Muhammad Hadi Sarvi won a bronze medal in the 97 kg weight category after defeating his Russian rival with a 3-0 victory over the Swedish wrestler. Only Muhammad Mehdi Kashtakar failed to win a medal in the 63 kg category. In the final ranking, Uzbekistan was placed after Iran and the Republic of Baku with 80 points. Winning 9 medals out of 10 weights showed that the Iranian championship is not limited to the success of one star, and the entire team had a part in this result. Maintaining this successful structure will be more difficult and important than celebrating this historic victory. Read the full text on Watten's website today: