World Draws

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Monday Sept 8: Mens Freestyle: 57, 70, 86, 125kg
Tuesday Sept 9: Mens Freestyle: 61, 65, 74, 96kg
Wednesday Sept 10: Women's Freestyle: 48, 55, 60, 69kg
Thursday Sept 11: Women's Freestyle: 53,58, 75kg
Friday Sept 12: Women's Freestyle: 63kg Greco: 75, 85kg
Saturday Sept 13: Greco: 66, 80, 130kg
Sunday Sept 14: Greco: 59, 71, 98kg


http://arena.fila-wrestling.com/sport-event/show/c475d798-2f61-11e4-b53b-080027880ca6/results

Ruth with the 12-2 tech early in the second.
Ramos loses to Mongolia 4-7.
Dlagnev teched Romanov of Moldova in 2:25.
Marable beats Tanatarov (KAZ) 2-1. Tanatarov won a bronze in London at 66kg.

Ruth with the 12-2 tech early in the second.
Ramos loses to Mongolia 4-7.
Dlagnev teched Romanov of Moldova in 2:25.
Marable beats Tanatarov (KAZ) 2-1. Tanatarov won a bronze in London at 66kg.

Good luck reading these results - But none of the first 4 US guys made it to the semifinals.



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Qualif. - FS - 57 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
3 UZB - KURBANOV Nasibullo 4 1 PP 3 11 JPN - TAKAHASHI Yuki
44 KGZ - ALYMBAEV Altynbek 2 1 PP 3 2 KAZ - SHINGISSOV Shokan
95 MON - TULBEA Ghenadie 1 1 PP 3 5 RUS - LEBEDEV Victor
4 GER - EWALD Marcel 3 1 PP 3 6 VEN - MEJIAS Pedro Jesus
45 IRI - RAHIMI Hassan Sabzali 6 5 EX 0 0 ESP - METREVELI Levan
96 ARM - BARSEGHYAN Garik 0 0 PO 3 4 UKR - AIVAZIAN Mykola
5 AZE - GUEZZATILOV Axmedmabi 8 3 PP 1 2 MDA - CHIRTOACA Alexandru
46 GEO - KHINCHEGASHVILI Vladimer 10 4 ST 0 0 CHI - QUISPE Andre Renato
97 CAN - TAKAHASHI Steven 2 1 PP 3 9 ROU - DUKOV Andrei
6 BLR - ANDREYEU Uladzislau 3 3 PP 1 1 FRA - ELOUARRAQE Zoheir
47 BUL - FERAIM Mehmed 9 3 PP 1 2 NAM - SHILIMELA Naatele Sem
98 MRI - BANDOU Jean Guyliane Joris 2 1 SP 4 14 CHN - QI Mude
7 USA - RAMOS Anthony Joseph 4 1 PP 3 7 MGL - ERDENEBAT Bekhbayar
48 TUR - PEKER Ahmet 0 0 ST 4 10 IND - AWARE Rahul Balasaheb

1/8 Final - FS - 57 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
112 PRK - YANG Kyong Il 11 4 SP 1 1 KOR - KIM Sunggwon
21 JPN - TAKAHASHI Yuki 10 4 ST 0 0 KAZ - SHINGISSOV Shokan
62 RUS - LEBEDEV Victor 5 3 PO 0 0 VEN - MEJIAS Pedro Jesus
113 IRI - RAHIMI Hassan Sabzali 10 3 PP 1 2 UKR - AIVAZIAN Mykola
22 AZE - GUEZZATILOV Axmedmabi 2 1 PP 3 8 GEO - KHINCHEGASHVILI Vladimer
63 ROU - DUKOV Andrei 0 0 PO 3 2 BLR - ANDREYEU Uladzislau
114 BUL - FERAIM Mehmed 4 3 PP 1 4 CHN - QI Mude
23 MGL - ERDENEBAT Bekhbayar 9 3 PP 1 8 IND - AWARE Rahul Balasaheb

1/4 Final - FS - 57 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
72 PRK - YANG Kyong Il 10 3 PP 1 1 JPN - TAKAHASHI Yuki
73 RUS - LEBEDEV Victor 1 0 VT 5 7 IRI - RAHIMI Hassan Sabzali
74 GEO - KHINCHEGASHVILI Vladimer 4 3 PO 0 0 BLR - ANDREYEU Uladzislau
75 BUL - FERAIM Mehmed 0 0 PO 3 4 MGL - ERDENEBAT Bekhbayar

1/2 Final - FS - 57 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
80 PRK - YANG Kyong Il 5 3 PP 1 5 IRI - RAHIMI Hassan Sabzali
81 GEO - KHINCHEGASHVILI Vladimer 6 3 PP 1 3 MGL - ERDENEBAT Bekhbayar

Qualif. - FS - 70 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
99 MDA - NEDEALCO Evgheni 11 4 ST 0 0 MEX - ESCOTO Eduardo Valencio
8 HUN - GULYAS Zsombor Istvan 0 0 ST 4 11 UZB - ABDURAKHMONOV Bekzod
49 BUL - KIROV Miroslav Stefanov 1 1 PP 3 2 IRI - HOSSEINKHANI Mostafa Mohabbali
100 JPN - HOSAKA Ken 3 3 PP 1 1 ISR - POPOV Mark
9 EGY - IBRAHIM Ayad Ibrahim Khalil 0 0 ST 4 11 TUR - GOR Yakup
50 CAN - NCUBE Cleopas 11 4 ST 0 0 IND - ARUN Arun
101 KOR - KIM Dai-Sung 15 4 SP 1 5 ROU - MOISE Adrian Ionut
10 GRE - TRIANTAFYLLIDIS Andreas 0 0 VT 5 10 RUS - TSABOLOV Khetik
51 ECU - BLANCO Yoan 5 3 PP 1 4 GEO - JATCHVADZE Aleksandre
102 UKR - PERVACHUK Rostyslav 1 1 SP 4 11 BLR - SHABANAU Ali
11 PUR - SOTO Pedro 4 3 PP 1 2 KGZ - DOGDURBEK Uuluelaman
52 CHN - GUI Yunfei 1 1 PP 3 9 ARM - GRIGORYAN Grigor
103 USA - MARABLE Nicholas Thomas 2 3 PP 1 1 KAZ - TANATAROV Akzhurek

1/8 Final - FS - 70 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
64 TJK - YUSUPOV Zalimkhan 11 4 ST 0 0 MGL - BATCHULUUN Ankhbayar
115 AZE - DIBIZGADJIYEV Ruslan 6 3 PP 1 4 MDA - NEDEALCO Evgheni
24 UZB - ABDURAKHMONOV Bekzod 3 3 PP 1 3 IRI - HOSSEINKHANI Mostafa Mohabbali
65 JPN - HOSAKA Ken 0 0 ST 4 11 TUR - GOR Yakup
116 CAN - NCUBE Cleopas 4 3 PP 1 2 KOR - KIM Dai-Sung
25 RUS - TSABOLOV Khetik 9 3 PP 1 4 ECU - BLANCO Yoan
66 BLR - SHABANAU Ali 12 4 ST 0 0 PUR - SOTO Pedro
117 ARM - GRIGORYAN Grigor 2 1 PP 3 4 USA - MARABLE Nicholas Thomas

1/4 Final - FS - 70 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
123 TJK - YUSUPOV Zalimkhan 3 3 PO 0 0 AZE - DIBIZGADJIYEV Ruslan
124 UZB - ABDURAKHMONOV Bekzod 1 1 PP 3 4 TUR - GOR Yakup
125 CAN - NCUBE Cleopas 6 1 PP 3 8 RUS - TSABOLOV Khetik
126 BLR - SHABANAU Ali 5 3 PP 1 2 USA - MARABLE Nicholas Thomas

1/2 Final - FS - 70 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
127 TJK - YUSUPOV Zalimkhan 0 0 PO 3 7 TUR - GOR Yakup
128 RUS - TSABOLOV Khetik 11 4 ST 0 0 BLR - SHABANAU Ali

Qualif. - FS - 86 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
1 RSA - HIETBRINK Armando Ruan 2 1 SP 4 12 CUB - SALAS Reineris
42 GBS - INTIPE Quintino 1 0 VT 5 2 IND - KUMAR Naresh
93 EGY - ZAGHLOUL Mohamed Aly 7 1 PP 3 14 VEN - CEBALLOS Pedro Francisco
2 ASA - TUAMOHELOA Nathaniel Tuifao 0 0 VF 5 0 POL - BARANOWSKI Zbigniew Mateusz
43 TKM - MELEJAYEV Yusup 2 1 SP 4 12 USA - RUTH Edward Lee
94 IRI - MOHAMMADIAN Mohammadhossein Askari 10 4 ST 0 0 BRA - ABOU Adrian Antoine

1/16 Final - FS - 86 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
56 MGL - ORGODOL Uitumen 4 1 PP 3 11 GRE - XENIDIS Timofei
107 KAZ - KAKHIDZE Aslan 10 3 PP 1 4 ESP - FRIEV TaImuraz
16 GEO - MARSAGISHVILI Dato 12 4 SP 1 2 AUT - PETER Dominic Klaus
57 CHN - BI Shengfeng 12 4 SP 1 2 MDA - BALAUR Denis
108 TUR - YASAR Selim 2 1 PP 3 9 RUS - SADULAEV Abdulrashid
17 SVK - BODNAR Michael 0 0 ST 4 10 UKR - TSOTADZE Dzhambuli
58 MEX - BILLORIEBO Daniel 4 1 PP 3 8 UZB - RAJAPOV Ilfat
109 ARM - MURTAZALIEV Musa 3 1 PP 3 5 BUL - GANEV Mihail Petrov
18 PUR - ESPINAL Jaime Yusept 8 3 PO 0 0 ITA - ZUZ Tudor Vasile
59 IRL - DOLLY Alexander William 0 0 PO 3 6 AZE - OSMANOV Gamzat
110 BLR - MAHAMEDAU Amarhajy 2 0 VT 5 6 HUN - VEREB Istvan
19 KOR - LEE Dong-Wook 4 1 PP 3 8 ROU - STEFAN Gheorghita
60 CAN - TAGZIEV Tamerlan 4 1 PP 3 5 JPN - MATSUMOTO Atsushi
111 CUB - SALAS Reineris 10 3 PP 1 3 IND - KUMAR Naresh
20 VEN - CEBALLOS Pedro Francisco 5 3 PP 1 1 POL - BARANOWSKI Zbigniew Mateusz
61 USA - RUTH Edward Lee 4 1 PP 3 7 IRI - MOHAMMADIAN Mohammadhossein Askari

1/8 Final - FS - 86 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
120 GRE - XENIDIS Timofei 7 1 PP 3 14 KAZ - KAKHIDZE Aslan
29 GEO - MARSAGISHVILI Dato 13 4 SP 1 2 CHN - BI Shengfeng
70 RUS - SADULAEV Abdulrashid 11 4 SP 1 1 UKR - TSOTADZE Dzhambuli
121 UZB - RAJAPOV Ilfat 0 0 VT 5 7 BUL - GANEV Mihail Petrov
30 PUR - ESPINAL Jaime Yusept 3 1 PP 3 4 AZE - OSMANOV Gamzat
71 HUN - VEREB Istvan 0 0 PO 3 2 ROU - STEFAN Gheorghita
122 JPN - MATSUMOTO Atsushi 3 1 PP 3 6 CUB - SALAS Reineris
31 VEN - CEBALLOS Pedro Francisco 6 1 PP 3 8 IRI - MOHAMMADIAN Mohammadhossein Askari

1/4 Final - FS - 86 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
76 KAZ - KAKHIDZE Aslan 10 3 PP 1 9 GEO - MARSAGISHVILI Dato
77 RUS - SADULAEV Abdulrashid 11 4 ST 0 0 BUL - GANEV Mihail Petrov
78 AZE - OSMANOV Gamzat 10 4 ST 0 0 ROU - STEFAN Gheorghita
79 CUB - SALAS Reineris 4 3 PP 1 2 IRI - MOHAMMADIAN Mohammadhossein Askari

1/2 Final - FS - 86 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
82 KAZ - KAKHIDZE Aslan 0 0 ST 4 10 RUS - SADULAEV Abdulrashid

Qualif. - FS - 125 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
12 JPN - OKA Tomoyuki 1 1 PP 3 7 CHN - DENG Zhiwei
53 IRI - GHASEMI Komil 4 3 PO 0 0 UKR - KHOTSIANIVSKYI Oleksandr
104 AZE - DZEBISOV Aslan 4 3 PP 1 1 KGZ - LAZAREV Aiaal
13 TUR - AKGUL Taha 10 3 PP 1 4 HUN - CSERCSICS Richard
54 SVK - GAGLOEV Soslan Mairbekovich 8 3 PP 1 1 CAN - JARVIS Korey
105 MDA - ROMANOV Alexandr 1 1 SP 4 11 USA - DLAGNEV Tervel Ivaylov
14 KOR - SUNG Ryong 2 3 PP 1 2 IND - TOMAR Rajeev
55 GEO - SAKANDELIDZE Giorgi 0 0 PO 3 4 BLR - SHEMAROV Alexei
106 MKD - DANOV Boban 6 3 PO 0 0 LAT - MIHAILOVS Dmitrijs
15 VEN - VIVENES Luis Felipe 0 0 ST 4 10 MGL - JARGALSAIKHAN Chuluunbat

1/8 Final - FS - 125 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
26 GER - MATUHIN Nick 6 5 VT 0 0 KAZ - DUISSENBEKOV Yerzhan
67 RUS - GATCALOV Khadzhimurat 8 3 PO 0 0 ESP - CUBA Jose
118 POL - SKASKIEWICZ Kamil Stanislaw 0 0 PO 3 3 UZB - KURBANOV Kurban
27 CHN - DENG Zhiwei 2 1 PP 3 7 IRI - GHASEMI Komil
68 AZE - DZEBISOV Aslan 0 0 PO 3 4 TUR - AKGUL Taha
119 SVK - GAGLOEV Soslan Mairbekovich 0 0 PO 3 5 USA - DLAGNEV Tervel Ivaylov
28 KOR - SUNG Ryong 0 0 ST 4 10 BLR - SHEMAROV Alexei
69 MKD - DANOV Boban 0 0 ST 4 10 MGL - JARGALSAIKHAN Chuluunbat

1/4 Final - FS - 125 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
32 GER - MATUHIN Nick 0 0 ST 4 11 RUS - GATCALOV Khadzhimurat
33 UZB - KURBANOV Kurban 0 0 PO 3 7 IRI - GHASEMI Komil
34 TUR - AKGUL Taha 4 3 PP 1 2 USA - DLAGNEV Tervel Ivaylov
35 BLR - SHEMAROV Alexei 6 3 PO 0 0 MGL - JARGALSAIKHAN Chuluunbat

1/2 Final - FS - 125 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
36 RUS - GATCALOV Khadzhimurat 4 1 PP 3 5 IRI - GHASEMI Komil
37 TUR - AKGUL Taha 8 3 PP 1 1 BLR - SHEMAROV Alexei

Repechage - FS - 125 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
38 HUN - CSERCSICS Richard 2 1 PP 3 6 AZE - DZEBISOV Aslan
39 UKR - KHOTSIANIVSKYI Oleksandr 10 4 ST 0 0 CHN - DENG Zhiwei

U.S. freestyle results

57 kg/125.5 lbs. – Tony Ramos, Iowa City, Iowa (Titan Mercury WC/Hawkeye WC)
LOSS Bekhbayar Erdenebat (Mongolia), 4-7

70 kg/154 lbs. – Nick Marable, Morgantown, W.Va. (Sunkist Kids)
WIN Akzurek Tantarov (Kazakhstan), 2-1
WIN Grigor Grigoryan (Armenia), 4-2
LOSS Ali Shabanov (Belarus), 5-2

86 kg/189 lbs. – Ed Ruth, State College, Pa. (Nittany Lion WC)
WIN Yusup Melejaev (Turkmenistan), 12-2
LOSS Askari Mohammadian (Iran), 4-7

125 kg/275 lbs. – Tervel Dlagnev, Columbus, Ohio (Sunkist Kids/Ohio RTC) – Bronze Medal
WIN Aleksandr Romanov (Moldova), 11-1
WIN Soslan Gagloev (Slovakia), 5-0
LOSS Taha Akgul (Turkey), 2-4
WIN Aslan Dzebisov (Azerbaijan), 3-1
WIN Alexei Shemarov (Belarus), 2-1

Results


Qualif. - FS - 61 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
150 JPN - KAMOI Masakazu 3 1 PP 3 6 BUL - DUBOV Vladimir Vladimirov
200 IRI - ESMAEILPOORJOUYBARI Masoud Mahmoud 6 3 PP 1 4 SVK - BOLOTNJUK Mykola
240 MGL - ENKHSAIKHAN Nyam-Ochir 3 3 PP 1 2 KOR - YANG Jaehoon
151 MDA - PERPELITA Andrei 15 4 SP 1 5 KGZ - MAMATAEV Adilet
201 INA - HAMKA Hamka 0 0 ST 4 10 USA - KENNEDY James Joseph
241 BLR - KALIYEU Heorhi 1 1 PP 3 2 POL - BIENKOWSKI Krzysztof
152 AZE - ALIYEV Haji 14 4 SP 1 2 UKR - SHUPTAR Vasyl
202 GEO - LOMTADZE Beka 10 4 ST 0 0 TKM - REJEPOV Ramil
242 ARM - FRANGULYAN Valodya 0 0 PO 3 5 RUS - BOGOMOEV Aleksandr
153 ROU - GUIDEA Ivan 5 1 PP 3 8 IND - MANN Rahul
203 SEN - DIATTA Jean Bernard Diadia 0 0 VT 5 4 CUB - BONNE Yowlys

1/8 Final - FS - 61 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
167 PRK - KIM Kuk Gwang 1 1 PP 3 3 KAZ - SANA Artas
217 TUR - AKTAS Munir Recep 7 3 PP 1 3 UZB - SAYFULLAEV Hayot
257 MKD - REDJALARI Jasin 4 1 SP 4 14 BUL - DUBOV Vladimir Vladimirov
168 IRI - ESMAEILPOORJOUYBARI Masoud Mahmoud 7 3 PO 0 0 MGL - ENKHSAIKHAN Nyam-Ochir
218 MDA - PERPELITA Andrei 6 3 PP 1 4 USA - KENNEDY James Joseph
258 POL - BIENKOWSKI Krzysztof 0 0 ST 4 10 AZE - ALIYEV Haji
169 GEO - LOMTADZE Beka 3 1 SP 4 13 RUS - BOGOMOEV Aleksandr
219 IND - MANN Rahul 0 0 ST 4 10 CUB - BONNE Yowlys

1/4 Final - FS - 61 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
225 KAZ - SANA Artas 6 3 PP 1 2 TUR - AKTAS Munir Recep
226 BUL - DUBOV Vladimir Vladimirov 1 1 SP 4 12 IRI - ESMAEILPOORJOUYBARI Masoud Mahmoud
227 MDA - PERPELITA Andrei 0 0 ST 4 11 AZE - ALIYEV Haji
228 RUS - BOGOMOEV Aleksandr 0 0 ST 4 10 CUB - BONNE Yowlys

1/2 Final - FS - 61 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
229 KAZ - SANA Artas 0 0 ST 4 10 IRI - ESMAEILPOORJOUYBARI Masoud Mahmoud
230 AZE - ALIYEV Haji 4 3 PP 1 2 CUB - BONNE Yowlys

Repechage - FS - 61 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
233 UKR - SHUPTAR Vasyl 0 0 VB 5 0 POL - BIENKOWSKI Krzysztof
231 SVK - BOLOTNJUK Mykola 1 1 PP 3 7 MGL - ENKHSAIKHAN Nyam-Ochir



1/16 Final - FS - 74 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
243 CHN - LIN Zushen 2 1 PP 3 4 KOR - LEE Yunseok
154 USA - BURROUGHS Jordan Ernest 4 3 PP 1 3 GBS - MIDANA Augusto
204 GRE - TSERACHIDIS Ioannis 6 3 PO 0 0 MEX - FLORES Cristian
244 UZB - KURBANOV Rashid 10 4 ST 0 0 ESP - MARTINEZ Alberto
155 INA - AZZHAR Henry Hidaya 0 0 VT 5 8 SRB - EFENDIEV Zaur
205 ISR - RAHAMIM Hanoh 0 0 ST 4 13 UKR - DUDAIEV Rustam
245 FRA - LAMPIS Luca Ezio 1 1 SP 4 12 RUS - TSARGUSH Denis
156 KGZ - INNOKENTIEV Innokentii 3 1 PP 3 6 POL - BRZOZOWSKI Krystian
206 KAZ - USSERBAYEV Galymzhan 7 3 PP 1 5 MGL - PUREVJAV Unurbat
246 GEO - KVELASHVILI Jumber 4 3 PP 1 3 TUR - DEMIRTAS Soner
157 HUN - HATOS Gabor 0 0 PO 3 5 IRI - AFZALIPAEMAMI Reza Alireza
207 AZE - ALIYEV Ashraf 11 4 SP 1 1 ITA - LUMIA Carmelo
247 IND - BALRAJ Balraj 0 0 ST 4 10 MDA - BURCA Alexandru
158 BLR - GAIDAROV Murad 12 3 PP 1 5 BUL - BAZAN Leonid Anatolievich
208 TKM - KAMBAROV Ramazan 0 0 ST 4 12 JPN - TAKATANI Sohsuke
248 CUB - LOPEZ Livan 7 3 PP 1 1 GER - SHYYKA Andriy

1/8 Final - FS - 74 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
259 KOR - LEE Yunseok 2 1 SP 4 13 USA - BURROUGHS Jordan Ernest
170 GRE - TSERACHIDIS Ioannis 4 1 SP 4 14 UZB - KURBANOV Rashid
220 SRB - EFENDIEV Zaur 1 1 PP 3 3 UKR - DUDAIEV Rustam
260 RUS - TSARGUSH Denis 10 3 PP 1 2 POL - BRZOZOWSKI Krystian
171 KAZ - USSERBAYEV Galymzhan 1 1 PP 3 5 GEO - KVELASHVILI Jumber
221 IRI - AFZALIPAEMAMI Reza Alireza 4 1 PP 3 6 AZE - ALIYEV Ashraf
261 MDA - BURCA Alexandru 4 1 PP 3 7 BLR - GAIDAROV Murad
172 JPN - TAKATANI Sohsuke 15 4 SP 1 2 CUB - LOPEZ Livan

1/4 Final - FS - 74 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
265 USA - BURROUGHS Jordan Ernest 5 3 PO 0 0 UZB - KURBANOV Rashid
266 UKR - DUDAIEV Rustam 0 0 PO 3 4 RUS - TSARGUSH Denis
267 GEO - KVELASHVILI Jumber 9 3 PP 1 5 AZE - ALIYEV Ashraf
268 BLR - GAIDAROV Murad 0 0 PO 3 3 JPN - TAKATANI Sohsuke

1/2 Final - FS - 74 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
269 USA - BURROUGHS Jordan Ernest 0 1 PP 3 9 RUS - TSARGUSH Denis
270 GEO - KVELASHVILI Jumber 1 1 PP 3 3 JPN - TAKATANI Sohsuke

Repechage - FS - 74 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
273 TKM - KAMBAROV Ramazan 0 0 PO 3 9 CUB - LOPEZ Livan
271 FRA - LAMPIS Luca Ezio 1 1 PP 3 8 POL - BRZOZOWSKI Krystian



Qualif. - FS - 97 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
145 CHN - ZHANG Xueyi 8 3 PO 0 0 SVK - JALOVIAR Jozef
195 RUS - GADISOV Abdusalam 12 4 SP 1 2 CAN - GILL Arjun Singh
235 ARG - MAIER Yuri Alexei Horacio 4 1 SP 4 14 CUB - CORTINA Javier
146 JPN - SUZUKI Seiji 0 1 PP 3 6 POL - BARAN Radoslaw
196 LAT - LAGODSKIS Imants 4 0 EX 5 4 TUR - ERDOGAN Samil
236 IRI - YAZDANI Reza Mohammad Ali 10 4 ST 0 0 IND - SUMIT Sumit
147 SUI - HUTTER Philipp Marcel 1 1 PP 3 9 KGZ - MUSAEV Magomed
197 TJK - ISKARDARI Rustam 11 4 ST 0 0 KOR - GU Taehyun
237 ALB - SHALA Egzon 7 5 VT 0 4 BLR - DZHALILAU Yusup
148 UKR - ANDRIITSEV Valerii 10 4 ST 0 0 TKM - KARATAYEV Nuryagdy
198 USA - VARNER Jacob Stephen 7 3 PO 0 0 GER - HARTH William
238 UZB - OMAROV Omar 0 0 VB 5 0 MGL - DORJKHAND Khuderbulga
149 KAZ - INKAR Yermukambet 7 3 PP 1 1 AUT - LUDESCHER Johannes
199 MDA - CEBAN Nicolai 0 0 PO 3 6 AZE - GAZYUMOV Khetag
239 MEX - FLORES Yessy Ruiz 0 0 ST 4 10 GEO - ODIKADZE Elizbar

1/8 Final - FS - 97 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
214 HUN - SZMIK Attila 0 0 PO 3 6 CHN - ZHANG Xueyi
254 RUS - GADISOV Abdusalam 8 3 PO 0 0 CUB - CORTINA Javier
165 POL - BARAN Radoslaw 0 0 ST 4 10 TUR - ERDOGAN Samil
215 IRI - YAZDANI Reza Mohammad Ali 9 3 PP 1 3 KGZ - MUSAEV Magomed
255 TJK - ISKARDARI Rustam 2 0 VT 5 9 ALB - SHALA Egzon
166 UKR - ANDRIITSEV Valerii 5 3 PP 1 3 USA - VARNER Jacob Stephen
216 MGL - DORJKHAND Khuderbulga 12 4 SP 1 2 KAZ - INKAR Yermukambet
256 AZE - GAZYUMOV Khetag 2 3 PP 1 1 GEO - ODIKADZE Elizbar

1/4 Final - FS - 97 kg
Match Wrestler TP CP Victory CP TP Wrestler
175 CHN - ZHANG Xueyi 0 0 ST 4 10 RUS - GADISOV Abdusalam
176 TUR - ERDOGAN Samil 8 3 PO 0 0 IRI - YAZDANI Reza Mohammad Ali
177 ALB - SHALA Egzon 2 1 PP 3 9 UKR - ANDRIITSEV Valerii
178 MGL - DORJKHAND Khuderbulga 0 0 PO 3 6 AZE - GAZYUMOV Khetag

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Posted Yesterday, 01:15 AM

I agree with the comments many are making that a true double elimnation format to the Bronze, or maybe even Round Robin, would greatly enhance the fairness and enternainment value of Worlds.



Having said that, everyone knew the rules coming. And all countries wrestled in the same format.



And our results were disappointing.



1. 57 KG Ramos -- Felt this was our weakest weight coming in and the results bore it out. Ramos may have a bright future, I have no idea, but I hope the stateside competition for him at this weight improves materially in next 2 years.



2, 61KG Kennedy -- Really came into his own this year at this non-olypmic weight. Was the only top tier American to totally committ himself to this weight --- and the results showed at the US Open and Team Trials. But it did not translate at Worlds. 2015 will have us 1 year closer to the Olympics so I doubt Kennedy will see increased competition back home. Hopefully he can improve and have better results next year at Worlds.



3. 65KG Metcalf --- Lost on a controversial call after getting banged up. Nevertheless, I think Metcalf going 1-1 was the biggest disappointment for our team. He dominated a very strong weight class back home but, once again, came home empty handed when competing on the grandest stage. Brent will only be 29 next year and he was clearly better this year than any other. I don't think he will be retiring until after making a run at the '16 games, but I expect the likes of Oliver, Pico and Stieber to close the gap next Spring at the US Open and WTT. Will be interesting to see what happens at this weight class. If one of those guys does knock him off, I won't be surprised if they end up fairing better against the Interntational Competition than Brent has.



4. 70KG Marable --- See 61KK.



5. 74KG "The Champ" --- He has set the bar so high for himself, that a Bronze medal is a disappointment. Whispers that he is slipping are creeping into westling chatter. I don't buy it. I just think the competitiong(at home and abroad) has (and will continue to) improve. In order for JB to get back to the level of success he is accustomed, he will need to improve as well. I think there is a great chance he will do so and win a few more World/Olympic Golds. If not, Dake and Taylor are right there beathing down his kneck.



6. 86 KG -- Ed Ruth. Hard for me to be objective with Ed b/c I am such a fan. The strides he made year-over-year in FS where phenomenal. Even when he lost, it was against top international competition and all were competitive matches. I am hopeful some of his weaknesses are reduced by next year and he becomes a perennial World/Olympic medal winner. Unfortunately for Ed, barring injury, the Russian at this weight class may not ever lose a match (a bit of hyperbole there, but that kid is unreal). As for this year, I was hoping Ed would come home with a Bronze or Silver. Perhaps that was wishful thinking, but am very disappointed he only went 1-1 and think a true Double Elimination (to the bronze) would have helped his chances.



7. 97KG -- Varner. I'm not looking into this result too much. No-one back home pushed Varner for this spot on the team, He took '13 off after winning Olympic Gold in '12. I expect him to be a lot stronger next year. BTW, he is the same age as Metcalf but it feels like he is younger (at least to me).



6, 125 KG Dlagnov. The lone wrestler on team to meet or exceed realistic hopes/expectations. Some did predict he would win a Bronze, but many also thought he would continue to fall a round short. It was great to see him get some hardware. Despite being a year older than Varner/Metcalf, I think he will own this weight for the US through '16. Hopefully he catches a break here and there and does even better in '15 & '16 than he did this year.





FYI -- Personally I don't think wrestling for (or even winning) a bronze medal should get JB and TD byes into next years WTT finals. That should be reserved for Gold medal winners. Not a knock on either of them, I just think it is too much of an advantage for a someone who wrestled for Bronze (especially in a repechage format),


Women Freestyle


Adeline Gray takes control in her semifinal win over Estonia's Epp Mae at the World Championships on Thursday. Robbert Wijtman photo.

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan – Adeline Gray is back in the finals of the World Championships.

And she did it with one of the most remarkable performances of her amazing career.

Gray stormed through an incredibly tough bottom half of a bracket that included the World’s top five ranked wrestlers to reach the gold-medal match at 75 kg/165 lbs. on Thursday at the Gymnastics Palace.

The medal matches are set for 6 p.m. Thursday (9 a.m. Eastern)

“To be a World champion you’ve got to beat the best girls in the World,” Gray said. “It’s an exciting day. I knew it was a gauntlet of a bracket to go through and I woke up this morning and I just decided I was going to win. My coaches really believed in me. I’m excited to be on the podium again with another medal and I’m really hoping it’s a gold one tonight.”

Gray, a 2012 World champion, capped an amazing four-win first session with a 5-1 victory over World University silver medalist Epp Mae of Estonia in the women’s freestyle semifinals.

“I just got a couple quick takedowns and that was huge for me,” Gray said. “I just played it safe and wrestled smart in the second period.”

Gray advances to meet surprise finalist Aline da Silva of Brazil in Thursday night’s finals. Gray beat da Silva, ranked 10th in the World, 7-0 in the New York AC tournament in November.

“I’m excited to wrestle her,” Gray said. “She’s a dangerous wrestler. I have to control my pace and just wrestle my match.”

Gray will be joined in the medal round by teammate Alli Ragan, who is in the bronze-medal bout at 58 kg/128 lbs. Ragan will meet Anastassia Huchok of Belarus for bronze.

Gray, who also won World bronze medals in 2011 and 2013, becomes just the fourth American woman to win four medals at the World Championships. She joins Trish Saunders, Kristie Marano and Shannon Williams in that exclusive group.

Gray opened by pulling out an improbable 11-10 win over Zhou Qian of China in the first round. Gray trailed 9-2 late in the match before scoring a takedown and a succession of leg laces to tie the match 9-9.

Zhou came back with a pushout to lead 10-9 before Gray countered a shot and exposed Zhou’s back to the mat with six seconds left for two points to earn a dramatic win.

“I just had to keep fighting,” Gray said. “I gave everything I had and put it all into that match. My experience paid off. I was behind 9-2, but I was still just a few laces away. I knew I still had time to come back.”

Gray trailed 6-5 early in the second period before breaking and pinning 2013 World fifth-place finisher Yasemin Adar of Turkey in the second round. Gray took Adar down and drove her weary opponent to her back for a fall at the 4:42 mark.

Gray, ranked fourth in the World, held off World No. 2 Hiroe Suzuki of Japan 2-1 in the quarterfinals. Suzuki beat Gray twice this season.

“The Japanese girl is very tough and stays in good position,” Gray said. “I just had to be patient in that match.”

U.S. coach Terry Steiner credited Gray’s resiliency and composure in her brilliant first-session run.

“Adeline had a gutsy, gutsy performance,” Steiner said. “Down 9-2 against China, she came back and showed why she’s a true champion. She won very tough matches against very strong opponents. Now she needs to be ready for a battle in the finals. Brazil is very strong and athletic, and has a judo background. We need to be ready.”

Ragan rallied from a 4-0 deficit to storm past Aisylyy Tynbekova of Kyrgyzstan 7-6 in the first round.

Ragan then fell by technical fall to three-time Olympian champion and eight-time World champion Kaori Icho of Japan in the quarterfinals

Ragan advanced to the bronze-medal bout with a 10-0 technical fall over Uzbekistan’s Asem Seydametova in the repechage round.

American Whitney Conder opened with a strong 6-0 win over France’s Tatiana Debien at 53 kg/116.5 lbs.

Conder came back to rally for a dramatic win over 2013 World silver medalist Sumiya Erdenechimeg of Mongolia in the second round. Trailing 4-2 late in the bout, Conder scored a takedown to tie it 4-4. She won the match on criteria by virtue of scoring last.

Conder then lost by fall to World champion Sofia Mattson of Sweden in the quarterfinals. Conder was eliminated after falling 8-2 to North Korea’s Myong-Suk Jong in the repechage round.

“It was definitely a challenging day,” Conder said. “I fought as hard as I could. It’s definitely not what I wanted, but I gave it everything I had.”

2014 World Championships
Sept. 8-14
Gymnastics Palace, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Finals matchups

53 kg/116.5 lbs.
Saori Yoshida (Japan) vs. Sofia Mattsson (Sweden)

58 kg/128 lbs.
Kaori Icho (Japan) vs. Valeria Koblova (Russia)

75 kg/165 lbs.
Adeline Gray (USA) vs. Aline da Silva (Brazil)

U.S. women’s freestyle results

53 kg/116.5 lbs. – Whitney Conder, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army WCAP)
WIN Tatiana Debien (France), 6-0
WIN Sumiya Erdenechimeg (Mongolia), 4-4
LOSS Sofia Mattson (Sweden), fall 1:40
LOSS Myong-Suk Jong (North Korea), 2-8

58 kg/128 lbs. – Alli Ragan, Colorado Springs, Colo. (New York AC)
WIN Aisylyy Tynbekova (Kyrgyzstan), 7-6
LOSS Kaori Icho (Japan), tech. fall 0-10
WIN Asem Seydametova (Uzbekistan), tech. fall 10-0
vs. Anastassia Huchok (Belarus) in bronze-medal match

75 kg/165 lbs. – Adeline Gray, Colorado Springs, Colo. (New York AC)
WIN Zhou Qian (China), 11-10
WIN Yasemin Adar (Turkey), fall 4:43
WIN Hiroe Suzuki (Japan), 2-1
WIN Epp Mae (Estonia), 5-1
vs. Aline da Silva (Brazil) in gold-medal match

Spenser Mango to wrestle for bronze medal at World Championships
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By Craig Sesker USA Wrestling | Sept. 14, 2014, 6:22 a.m. (ET)
Spenser Mango advanced to the Greco-Roman bronze-medal match on Sunday. Robbert Wijtman photo.

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan – Spenser Mango is back in the bronze-medal match at the World Championships.

Mango will look to win his first World medal on Sunday night at the Gymnastics Palace

Mango went 3-1 in Sunday’s first session in Greco-Roman wrestling at 59 kg/130 lbs.

He fell by a 9-1 technical fall to Olympic bronze medalist Mingiyan Semenov of Russia in the semifinals. Mango will face two-time Olympian Stig Andre Berge of Norway in the bronze-medal match. Mango finished fifth at the 2013 Worlds.

The medal round is set for 6 p.m. in Tashkent (9 a.m. Eastern). Mango is looking to join teammate Andy Bisek as a medalist here. Bisek earned a bronze medal on Friday.

Mango, a two-time Olympian, opened with a tough 2-2 criteria victory over Turkey’s Fatih Ucuncu in the first round at 59 kg/130 lbs.

Mango scored on a pair of front headlock turns in earning a 4-0 win over 2012 Olympic bronze medalist Peter Modos of Hungary in the second round.

Mango followed with a 10-0 technical fall over World University silver medalist Kazuma Kuramoto of Japan in the quarterfinals. Mango launched Kuramoto to his back with a five-point body lock to gain control early.

Two-time World bronze medalist Justin Lester launched World No. 5 Mindia Tursumia of Georgia with a front headlock for four points en route to a 5-0 first-round win at 71 kg/156 lbs.

Lester then dropped a wild 9-7 decision to World No. 2 Rasul Chunayev of Azerbaijan in the second round. Lester fell behind 9-2 before staging a furious late-match rally that came up just short.

Lester was eliminated when Chunayev lost his next bout.

“I got going about a minute and a half too late,” Lester said. “I gave up some points I usually don’t give up. When you’re on this level, you can’t give up points like that.”

Two-time World Team member Caylor Williams opened by dropping a 3-0 decision to Norway’s Marthin Nielsen at 98 kg/216 lbs.

Williams was eliminated when Nielsen lost his next match.

“I’m still fairly new to the sport of Greco-Roman wrestling,” Williams said. “I need to put on more size and weight, and keep gaining more international experience. I need to continue to grow as a wrestler.”

This is the final day of the seven-day World Championships.

2014 World Championships
Sept. 8-14
Gymnastics Palace, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Greco-Roman finals matchups

59 kg/130 lbs.
Mingiyan Semenov (Russia) vs. Hamid Soryan (Iran)

71 kg/156 lbs.
Chingiz Labazanov (Russia) vs. Yunus Oezel (Turkey)

98 kg/216 lbs.
Artur Aleksanyan (Armenia) vs. Oliver Hassler (Germany)

U.S. Greco-Roman results

59 kg/130 lbs. – Spenser Mango, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army WCAP)
WIN Fatih Ucuncu (Turkey), 2-2 criteria
WIN Peter Modos (Hungary), 4-0
WIN Kazuma Kuramoto (Japan), tech. fall 10-0
LOSS Mingiyan Semenov (Russia), tech. fall 1-9
vs. Stig Andre Berge (Norway) in bronze-medal match

71 kg/156.5 lbs. – Justin Lester, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army WCAP)
WIN Mindia Tursumia (Georgia), 5-0
LOSS Rasul Chunayev (Azerbaijan), 7-9

98 kg/216 lbs. – Caylor Williams, Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Army WCAP)
LOSS Marthin Nielsen (Norway), 0-3