Only in one of the ten weight categories up to 97 kg there was no Russian fighter in the final. In this weight, the representative of Azerbaijan, Gadzhimurad Magomedsaidov, took the gold. However, he is also originally from Dagestan. But in the other nine finals, the Russians ruled.
One of the most striking fights took place in the weight category up to 65 kg, where the world champion in the weight category up to 61 kg Abasgadzhi Magomedov fought with the Azerbaijani Murad Hagverdiyev. Murad led with a score of 6:0 almost immediately after the start of the fight, but then only Magomedov scored points with a score of 16:6.
In the overall ranking, among the top three, along with Russia, were Azerbaijan (1-3-2) and Belarus (0-0-6), whose wrestlers took six medals each.
Tournament medalists:
57 kilos
1. Ramiz Gamzatov (Russia)
2. Nodirbek Zhumanazarov (Uzbekistan)
3. Dimchik Batomunkuev (Belarus)
61kg
1. Bashir Magomedov (Russia)
2. Sardar Ruzimov (Uzbekistan)
3. Jeyhun Allahverdiyev (Azerbaijan)
65 kilos
1. Abasgadzhi Magomedov (Russia)
2. Murad Hagverdiyev (Azerbaijan)
3. Andrey Bekrenev (Belarus)
3. Daniil Kharchilava (Abkhazia)
70kg
1. Kurban Shiraev (Russia)
2. Begidzhon Kuldashev (Uzbekistan)
3. Nyurgun Scriabin (Belarus)
3. Marat Kokoskeria (Abkhazia)
74kg
1. Anzor Zakuev (Russia)
2. Murat Dzhakupov (Kazakhstan)
3. Jabrail Hajiyev (Azerbaijan)
3. Egor Akulich (Belarus)
79kg
1. Magomed Magomaev (Russia)
2. Orkhan Abbasov (Azerbaijan)
3. Azamat Dzhioev (South Ossetia)
86kg
1. Malik Shavaev (Russia)
2. Babur Islamov (Uzbekistan)
3. Alan Zasseev (South Ossetia)
3. Arkady Poghosyan (Belarus)
92 kilograms
1. Alan Bagaev (Russia).
2. Shamil Zubairov (Azerbaijan).
3. Yaroslav Yadkovsky (Belarus).
97kg
1. Gadzhimurad Magomedsaidov (Azerbaijan)
2. Rustam Shodiev (Uzbekistan)
3. Nurgali Nurgaipuly (Kazakhstan)
3. Bady-Maadyr Samdan (Russia)
125 kilos
1. Shamil Musaev (Russia)
2. Azamat Zasseev (South Ossetia)
3. Nursultan Azov (Kazakhstan)
