2023 World Cadet Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman

Last updated July 03, 2024

The men's Greco-Roman competitions at the 2023 World Cadet Wrestling Championships were held in Istanbul, Turkey between 31 July to 2 August 2023.

Men's Greco-Roman

Men's Greco-Roman 45 kg

1 August^[1]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

Turan Dashdamirov (AZE)	10
Kaisei Yamamoto (JPN)	0	Turan Dashdamirov (AZE)	9
Kadyrbek Almanbetov (KGZ)	6	Kadyrbek Almanbetov (KGZ)	1
Mehmet Sarp (TUR)	1			Turan Dashdamirov (AZE)	5
Henry Aslikyan (USA)	0			Alireza Ghasroddashti (IRI)	1
Alireza Ghasroddashti (IRI)	11	Alireza Ghasroddashti (IRI)	8
Khojiakbar Kuchkarov (UZB)	12	Igor Cazac (MDA)	1
Igor Cazac (MDA)	14					Turan Dashdamirov (AZE)	4
Pranjl Kangra (IND)	0					Rustem Abatsiev (ANA)	4
Zharas Sovetov (KAZ)	8	Zharas Sovetov (KAZ)	0
Zoltán Both (SVK)	0	Yurik Mkhitaryan (ARM)	8
Yurik Mkhitaryan (ARM)	8			Yurik Mkhitaryan (ARM)	2
Nika Tsetskhladze (GEO)	5			Rustem Abatsiev (ANA)	10
Kaloyan Ivanov (BUL)	0	Nika Tsetskhladze (GEO)	0
Rustem Abatsiev (ANA)	10	Rustem Abatsiev (ANA)	4
Athanasios Tsinias (GRE)	0


Repechage round 1		Bronze medal match



Kaisei Yamamoto (JPN)	7	Kadyrbek Almanbetov (KGZ)	1

Kadyrbek Almanbetov (KGZ)	13^F	Alireza Ghasroddashti (IRN)	5



Athanasios Tsinias (GRE)	1	Nika Tsetskhladze (GEO)	0

Nika Tsetskhladze (GEO)	12	Yurik Mkhitaryan (ARM)	9

Men's Greco-Roman 48 kg

31 July^[2]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Round of 32
	Score
Maksim Bradziak (ANA)	0-8	Payam Balootaki (IRI)
Karim Elemary (EGY)	WO	Ivan Seibel (GER)
Ezekiel Witt (USA)	0-8	Edgar Petrosyan (ARM)

Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

Elnar Ziyadov (AZE)	8
Iuri Chapidze (GEO)	0	Elnar Ziyadov (AZE)	2
Payam Balootaki (IRI)	10	Payam Balootaki (IRI)	4
Haruki Shiina (JPN)	3			Payam Balootaki (IRI)	3
Beknur Mukan (KAZ)	8			Murat Khatit (ANA)	2
Pedro Henrique Rodrigues (BRA)	3	Beknur Mukan (KAZ)	0
Murat Khatit (ANA)	5	Murat Khatit (ANA)	8
Petro Zhytovoz (HUN)	0					Payam Balootaki (IRI)	4
Ionut Mereuta (ROU)	0					Shakhzod Ruziokhunov (UZB)	0
Shakhzod Ruziokhunov (UZB)	9	Shakhzod Ruziokhunov (UZB)	8
Ivan Seibel (GER)	10	Ivan Seibel (GER)	0
Elmar Ishenbekov (KGZ)	3			Shakhzod Ruziokhunov (UZB)	4
Abdulsamet Uçar (TUR)	0			Edgar Petrosyan (ARM)	1
Edgar Petrosyan (ARM)	7	Edgar Petrosyan (ARM)	8
Maksat Seytiyev (TKM)		Siddhanath Patil (IND)	0
Siddhanath Patil (IND)	WO


Repechage round 1		Repechage round 2		Bronze medal match



Maksim Bradziak (ANA)	11	Maksim Bradziak (ANA)	0	Elnar Ziyadov (AZE)	5

Haruki Shiina (JPN)	5	Elnar Ziyadov (AZE)	10	Murat Khatit (ANA)	4



		Ionut Mereuta (ROU)	3	Ivan Seibel (GER)	0

		Ivan Seibel (GER)	8^F	Edgar Petrosyan (ARM)	8^F

Men's Greco-Roman 51 kg

1 August^[3]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Round of 32
	Score
Cholponbek Torobekov (KGZ)	4-13	Manu Yadav (IND)
Koba Karumidze (GEO)	9-0	Nolan Pissocher (FRA)

Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

Rasim Ibrahimau (ANA)	5
Omar Mohamed Ibrahim (EGY)	1	Rasim Ibrahimau (ANA)	0
Manu Yadav (IND)	6	Manu Yadav (IND)	3
Moises González (ECU)	2			Manu Yadav (IND)	0
Mohammad Meraj Mohmadi (IRI)	0			Artur Broyan (ARM)	2^F
Artur Broyan (ARM)	4^F	Artur Broyan (ARM)	8
Hudson Loges (USA)	1	Husniddin Ulugbekov (TKM)	0
Husniddin Ulugbekov (TKM)	4					Artur Broyan (ARM)	0
Dostonbek Oripov (UZB)	7					Ilia Kandalin (ANA)	9
Dragos Draga🇺🇿 (ROU)	1	Dostonbek Oripov (UZB)	9
Zhanbolat Saparbek (KAZ)	14	Zhanbolat Saparbek (KAZ)	0
Futo Fukasawa (JPN)	4			Dostonbek Oripov (UZB)	7
Ömer Altaş (TUR)	0			Ilia Kandalin (ANA)	11
Koba Karumidze (GEO)	11	Koba Karumidze (GEO)	1
Ali Seyidalili (AZE)	3	Ilia Kandalin (ANA)	5
Ilia Kandalin (ANA)	8


Repechage round 1		Bronze medal match



Mohammad Meraj Mohmadi (IRN)	0	Husniddin Ulugbekov (TKM)	0

Husniddin Ulugbekov (TKM)	4^F	Manu Yadav (IND)	9



Ali Seyidalili (AZE)	5	Koba Karumidze (GEO)	3

Koba Karumidze (GEO)	9	Dostonbek Oripov (UZB)	1

Men's Greco-Roman 55 kg

31 July^[4]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Final

	Final

	Jordyn Raney (USA)	12
	Suraj (IND)	2

Top half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Shu-Wei Chung (TPE)	0
Ahmed Abdelbary Shaban (EGY)	0	Jordyn Raney (USA)	8
Jordyn Raney (USA)	8			Jordyn Raney (USA)	8
Levente Fige (HUN)	0			Aytjan Khalmakhanov (UZB)	6
Alpamys Bolatuly (KAZ)	4	Alpamys Bolatuly (KAZ)	3
Aytjan Khalmakhanov (UZB)	9	Aytjan Khalmakhanov (UZB)	11
Daniel Struzinski (AUT)	0					Jordyn Raney (USA)	8
						Mohammadreza Gholami (IRI)	7
		Mario Mariut (NOR)	6
Yuri Karapetyan (ARM)	5	Yuri Karapetyan (ARM)	10
Aykhan Javadov (AZE)	2			Yuri Karapetyan (ARM)	1
Bayramgeldi Yagmyrov (TKM)				Mohammadreza Gholami (IRI)	1
Shu Takahashi (JPN)	WO	Shu Takahashi (JPN)	1
		Mohammadreza Gholami (IRI)	6

Bottom half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Atte Suhonen (FIN)	0
Maxim Sarmanov (MDA)	2	Maxim Sarmanov (MDA)	9
Alyosha Iliev (BUL)	1			Maxim Sarmanov (MDA)	3
Halil Çınar (TUR)	9			Halil Çınar (TUR)	5
Danila Charapenka (ANA)	0	Halil Çınar (TUR)	5
Airat Salikhov (ANA)	8	Airat Salikhov (ANA)	3
Richard Pajuviidik (EST)	0					Halil Çınar (TUR)	0
Vakhtang Lolua (GEO)	4					Suraj (IND)	6
Kuttubek Rysmatov (KGZ)	9	Kuttubek Rysmatov (KGZ)	9
Mustafa Ahmed Al Saeedi (IRQ)	3	Mustafa Ahmed Al Saeedi (IRQ)	1
Nodirjon Sangov (TJK)	3			Kuttubek Rysmatov (KGZ)	6
David Shevchenko (ISR)	10			Suraj (IND)	9
Dawid Sztajkowski (POL)	9	David Shevchenko (ISR)	0
		Suraj (IND)	8


Repechage round 1		Repechage round 2		Bronze medal match



Ahmed Abdelbary Shaban (EGY)	8	Ahmed Abdelbary Shaban (EGY)	4	Aytjan Khalmakhanov (UZB)	11

Shu-Wei Chung (TPE)	0	Aytjan Khalmakhanov (UZB)	9	Mohammadreza Gholami (IRN)	2



		David Shevchenko (ISR)	0	Kuttubek Rysmatov (KGZ)	11

		Kuttubek Rysmatov (KGZ)	4^F	Halil Çınar (TUR)	1

Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg

1 August^[5]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Round of 32
	Score
Daichi Sakashita (JPN)	2-3	Varun (IND)
Ogabek Muqimov (UZB)	5-1	Kristiyan Milenkov (BUL)
Eimantas Andriuska (LTU)	0-9	Mingiian Goriaev (ANA)
Alin Muraru (MDA)	9-0	Nikita Muradov (EST)
Kemal Şahbaz (TUR)	0-10	Ali Amir Nezhad (IRI)
Bekzhan Esenbek (KGZ)	9-0	Aviv Voloch (ISR)
Samuel Herring (USA)	3-6	Yerdaulet Lassim (KAZ)

Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

Clisman Veliz (ECU)	9
Kemal Kakabayev (TKM)	0	Clisman Veliz (ECU)	1
Varun (IND)	2	Roman Karimov (AZE)	8
Roman Karimov (AZE)	5			Roman Karimov (AZE)	9
Samvel Terteryan (ARM)	4			Mingiian Goriaev (ANA)	5
Ogabek Muqimov (UZB)	1	Samvel Terteryan (ARM)	1
Mingiian Goriaev (ANA)	8	Mingiian Goriaev (ANA)	7
Sokratis Konstantinidis (GRE)	0					Roman Karimov (AZE)	4
Kiryl Valeuski (ANA)	8					Saba Surmanidze (GEO)	3
Alin Muraru (MDA)	0	Kiryl Valeuski (ANA)	8
Ali Amir Nezhad (IRI)	3	Ali Amir Nezhad (IRI)	4
Krzysztof Jakubowski (POL)	2			Kiryl Valeuski (ANA)	5
Saba Surmanidze (GEO)	3			Saba Surmanidze (GEO)	7
Bekzhan Esenbek (KGZ)	1	Saba Surmanidze (GEO)	11
Yerdaulet Lassim (KAZ)	9	Yerdaulet Lassim (KAZ)	9
Mohamed Ayman Ibrahim (EGY)	0


Repechage round 1		Bronze medal match



Varun (IND)	7	Varun (IND)	6

Clisman Veliz (ECU)	1	Mingiian Goriaev (ANA)	15



Bekzhan Esenbek (KGZ)	0	Yerdaulet Lassim (KAZ)	8

Yerdaulet Lassim (KAZ)	9	Kiryl Valeuski (ANA)	12

Men's Greco-Roman 65 kg

31 July^[6]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Final

	Final

	Yusif Ahmadli (AZE)	1
	Zaur Beslekoev (ANA)	5

Top half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Athanasios Efthymiadis (GRE)	0
William Greenwood (USA)	0	Yusif Ahmadli (AZE)	8
Yusif Ahmadli (AZE)	8			Yusif Ahmadli (AZE)	15
Amir Radzibob (ISR)	5			Octavian Cernetchi (MDA)	6
Daniel Jeremejev (EST)	1	Amir Radzibob (ISR)	2
Ali Faris Al Taiee (IRQ)	1	Octavian Cernetchi (MDA)	11
Octavian Cernetchi (MDA)	4^F					Yusif Ahmadli (AZE)	12
Mohamed Hassan Abdelrehim (EGY)	9					Islombek Karimjonov (UZB)	4
Hubert Wysoczański (POL)	0	Mohamed Hassan Abdelrehim (EGY)	6
Zalán Pék (SRB)	6	Zalán Pék (SRB)	0
Amir Mahdi Nava (IRI)	1			Mohamed Hassan Abdelrehim (EGY)	2
Attila Józsa (HUN)	10			Islombek Karimjonov (UZB)	3
Nelson Giovani González (MEX)	0	Attila Józsa (HUN)	2
		Islombek Karimjonov (UZB)	4

Bottom half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Jure Rajković (CRO)	0
Taeyong Kwon (KOR)	0	Constantin Lungu (ROU)	8
Constantin Lungu (ROU)	9			Constantin Lungu (ROU)	2
Giorgi Tchikaidze (GEO)	5			Giorgi Tchikaidze (GEO)	5
Ihar Anoshka (ANA)	1	Giorgi Tchikaidze (GEO)	7
Petros Ashkaryan (ARM)	9	Petros Ashkaryan (ARM)	6
İbrahim Hayri Aydemir (TUR)	1					Giorgi Tchikaidze (GEO)	1
Antonio Hristov (BUL)	4					Zaur Beslekoev (ANA)	5
Zaur Beslekoev (ANA)	7	Zaur Beslekoev (ANA)	7
Erjan Akylbek Uulu (KGZ)	1	Alibek Turlygazy (KAZ)	4
Alibek Turlygazy (KAZ)	4			Zaur Beslekoev (ANA)	7
Kumar Sachin (IND)	7			Kumar Sachin (IND)	0
Shatlyk Yunusov (TKM)	6	Kumar Sachin (IND)	9
		Tsubasa Eguchi (JPN)	0


Repechage round 1		Repechage round 2		Bronze medal match



William Greenwood (USA)	6	Athanasios Efthymiadis (GRE)	2	Octavian Cernetchi (MDA)	0

Athanasios Efthymiadis (GRE)	9	Octavian Cernetchi (MDA)	2^F	Islombek Karimjonov (UZB)	8



Antonio Hristov (BUL)	0	Alibek Turlygazy (KAZ)	0	Kumar Sachin (IND)	6

Alibek Turlygazy (KAZ)	10	Kumar Sachin (IND)	6	Giorgi Tchikaidze (GEO)	2

Men's Greco-Roman 71 kg

1 August^[7]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Final

	Final

	Arionas Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	6
	Ahmadreza Mohamadian (IRI)	5

Top half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Dias Seitkaliyev (KAZ)	8
Javad Mammadov (AZE)	7	Severi Mäenpää (FIN)	0
Severi Mäenpää (FIN)	10			Dias Seitkaliyev (KAZ)	3
Sohamraj More (IND)	0			Arionas Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	7
Seongmin Jang (KOR)	8	Seongmin Jang (KOR)	6
Arionas Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	2	Arionas Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	7^F
Cristian Risca (MDA)	1					Arionas Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	2
Minijus Leonavičius (LTU)	4					Abdurakhman Abdulkadyrov (ANA)	1
Lars Matt (AUT)	9^F	Lars Matt (AUT)	3
Arvin Khosravy (USA)	1	Ivan Bialiayeu (ANA)	7
Ivan Bialiayeu (ANA)	4			Ivan Bialiayeu (ANA)	0
Sergey Stoev (BUL)	0			Abdurakhman Abdulkadyrov (ANA)	10
Abdurakhman Abdulkadyrov (ANA)	9	Abdurakhman Abdulkadyrov (ANA)	9
Timur Nadorgin (ISR)	9	Timur Nadorgin (ISR)	0
Dominik Hervai (SVK)	4

Bottom half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

Temirbek Abdullaev (UZB)	3
Isodzhon Nurakhmedov (TJK)	9	Isodzhon Nurakhmedov (TJK)	8^F
Shuya Miura (JPN)	9	Shuya Miura (JPN)	4
Ognjen Todosijević (SRB)	0			Isodzhon Nurakhmedov (TJK)	5
Nikita Mezov (EST)	6^F			Alkan Akar (TUR)	15
Dominik Czuczor (HUN)	2	Nikita Mezov (EST)	1
Marko Klarić (CRO)	4	Alkan Akar (TUR)	11
Alkan Akar (TUR)	14					Alkan Akar (TUR)	0
Ahmadreza Mohamadian (IRI)	9					Ahmadreza Mohamadian (IRI)	4
Anthony Tretter (POL)	0	Ahmadreza Mohamadian (IRI)	5
Youssef Ahmed Badawy (EGY)	1	Gor Khachatryan (ARM)	2
Gor Khachatryan (ARM)	6			Ahmadreza Mohamadian (IRI)	4
Luka Lomadze (GEO)	9			Luka Lomadze (GEO)	3
Elkhan Choenbekov (KGZ)	0	Luka Lomadze (GEO)	5
		Idrees Jaf (IRQ)	5


Repechage round 1		Repechage round 2		Bronze medal match



Cristian Risca (MDA)	0	Seongmin Jang (KOR)	0	Dias Seitkaliyev (KAZ)	0

Seongmin Jang (KOR)	8^F	Dias Seitkaliyev (KAZ)	8	Abdurakhman Abdulkadyrov (ANA)	10



Anthony Tretter (POL)	1	Gor Khachatryan (ARM)	4	Luka Lomadze (GEO)	1

Gor Khachatryan (ARM)	3	Luka Lomadze (GEO)	5	Alkan Akar (TUR)	5

Men's Greco-Roman 80 kg

31 July^[8]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Final

	Final

	Mikhail Shkarin (ANA)	6
	Taizo Yoshida (JPN)	8

Top half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Szabolcs Szinay (HUN)	1
Marin Zovko (CRO)	1	Eleftherios Pappas (GRE)	2^F
Eleftherios Pappas (GRE)	5			Eleftherios Pappas (GRE)	8
Aman (IND)	5			Adam Scott Waters (USA)	1
Saba Gaprindashvili (GEO)	5	Aman (IND)	0
Miguel Angel Salazar (COL)	1	Adam Scott Waters (USA)	9
Adam Scott Waters (USA)	6					Eleftherios Pappas (GRE)	0
						Mikhail Shkarin (ANA)	9
		Mikhail Shkarin (ANA)	8
Erik Ter-Matevosyan (ARM)	5	Erik Ter-Matevosyan (ARM)	4
Seef Sameh Abdalaziz (EGY)	0			Mikhail Shkarin (ANA)	4
Bekmurod Rustamov (UZB)	4			Elmin Aliyev (AZE)	3
Bakyt Dzhakupbekov (KGZ)	1	Bekmurod Rustamov (UZB)	1
		Elmin Aliyev (AZE)	3

Bottom half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Uladzislau Dubrouski (ANA)	9
Paul Maier (AUT)	2	Alexandr Plescan (MDA)	0
Alexandr Plescan (MDA)	7			Uladzislau Dubrouski (ANA)	9
Dušan Stokić (SRB)	2			Stanisław Fussy (POL)	0
Stanisław Fussy (POL)	10	Stanisław Fussy (POL)	10
		Haik Sargsyan (FRA)	1
						Uladzislau Dubrouski (ANA)	2
Itzhak Nemsadze (ISR)	3					Taizo Yoshida (JPN)	10
Marcus Uhtjaerv (EST)	1	Itzhak Nemsadze (ISR)	0
Taizo Yoshida (JPN)	12	Taizo Yoshida (JPN)	10
Emir Tuğra Dayal (TUR)	2			Taizo Yoshida (JPN)	11
Alireza Abghar Abbasi (IRI)	9			Alireza Abghar Abbasi (IRI)	2
Mohamed El-Naggar (PLE)	0	Alireza Abghar Abbasi (IRI)	6
		Shymyrbek Beibarys (KAZ)	3


Repechage round 1		Repechage round 2		Bronze medal match



		Erik Ter-Matevosyan (ARM)	8	Eleftherios Pappas (GRE)	2

		Elmin Aliyev (AZE)	4	Erik Ter-Matevosyan (ARM)	8



Itzhak Nemsadze (ISR)	2	Alireza Abghar Abbasi (IRI)	3	Uladzislau Dubrouski (ANA)	2

Emir Tuğra Dayal (TUR)	3	Emir Tuğra Dayal (TUR)	0	Alireza Abghar Abbasi (IRI)	1

Men's Greco-Roman 92 kg

1 August^[9]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Round of 32
	Score
Ole Ayke Sterning (GER)	F 5-3	Pavel Savitsky (ANA)
Radostin Vasilev (BUL)	8-9	Dorian Olguin (MEX)
Maxim Ukraintsev (KAZ)	7-1	Ramandeep (IND)
Grisha Voskanyan (ARM)	1-2	Alihan Bereket (TUR)
Rondo Kodama (JPN)	0-8	Nurbolot Syrgabai Uulu (KGZ)
Pieter Lafras Uys (NAM)	F 8-0	Sardorbek Rustamov (UZB)
Andrej Rodin (CRO)	1-1	Aliakbar Valadi (IRI)

Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

Stevan Kojić (SRB)	0
Aiden Cash Cooley (USA)	9	Aiden Cash Cooley (USA)	0
Ole Ayke Sterning (GER)	0	Gabriel Eduardo Stan (ROU)	11
Gabriel Eduardo Stan (ROU)	4^F			Gabriel Eduardo Stan (ROU)	0
Saipula Gadzhimagomedov (ANA)	9			Saipula Gadzhimagomedov (ANA)	9
Dorian Olguin (MEX)	0	Saipula Gadzhimagomedov (ANA)	8
Maxim Ukraintsev (KAZ)	9	Maxim Ukraintsev (KAZ)	6
Vendel Vitai (HUN)	0					Saipula Gadzhimagomedov (ANA)	7
Mikayil Ismayilov (AZE)	5					Saba Purtseladze (GEO)	7
Alihan Bereket (TUR)	1	Mikayil Ismayilov (AZE)	1
Nurbolot Syrgabai Uulu (KGZ)	13^F	Nurbolot Syrgabai Uulu (KGZ)	1
Abdelfattah Abdelzaher (EGY)	5			Mikayil Ismayilov (AZE)	1
Dimitrios Pappas (GRE)	5			Saba Purtseladze (GEO)	3
Sardorbek Rustamov (UZB)	10	Sardorbek Rustamov (UZB)	1
Aliakbar Valadi (IRI)	0	Saba Purtseladze (GEO)	5
Saba Purtseladze (GEO)	2


Repechage round 1		Bronze medal match



Dorian Olguin (MEX)	0	Maxim Ukraintsev (KAZ)	0

Maxim Ukraintsev (KAZ)	9	Gabriel Eduardo Stan (ROU)	9



Aliakbar Valadi (IRI)	3	Aliakbar Valadi (IRI)	1

Sardorbek Rustamov (UZB)	1	Mikayil Ismayilov (AZE)	3

Men's Greco-Roman 110 kg

31 July^[10]

Legend

F — Won by fall

Round of 32
	Score
Saba Chilashvili (GEO)	7-0	Renar Joonas (EST)
Pawel Janzen (POL)	0-8	Daniel Szilagyi (HUN)
Amirhossein Abdevali (IRI)	12-3	Danila Zubcov (MDA)
Bekzhan Ismagulov (KAZ)	6-0 Fall	Iliyan Dimitrov (BUL)

Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

Eldar Emirov (ANA)	5^F
Talasbek Boobekov (KGZ)	6	Eldar Emirov (ANA)	4^F
Saba Chilashvili (GEO)	2	Saba Chilashvili (GEO)	0
Mahir Gurbanli (AZE)	0			Eldar Emirov (ANA)	3
Nicholas Sahakian (USA)	3			Ronak (IND)	6
Daniel Szilagyi (HUN)	1	Nicholas Sahakian (USA)	0
Tomas Rusi (FIN)	0	Ronak (IND)	9
Ronak (IND)	8					Ronak (IND)	0
Andreas Kern (SVK)	2					Cemal Yusuf Bakır (TUR)	2
Ryosei Takamatsu (JPN)	0	Andreas Kern (SVK)	0
Amirhossein Abdevali (IRI)	8	Amirhossein Abdevali (IRI)	8
Tsimafei Lazar (ANA)	0			Amirhossein Abdevali (IRI)	2
Cemal Yusuf Bakır (TUR)	10			Cemal Yusuf Bakır (TUR)	4
Bekzhan Ismagulov (KAZ)	0	Cemal Yusuf Bakır (TUR)	4
Jaloliddin Sayfiddinov (UZB)	4	Mohamed Abdelnaby Ahmed (EGY)	1
Mohamed Abdelnaby Ahmed (EGY)	7


Repechage round 1		Bronze medal match



Tomas Rusi (FIN)	1	Eldar Emirov (ANA)	7^F

Nicholas Sahakian (USA)	5	Nicholas Sahakian (USA)	1



Bekzhan Ismagulov (KAZ)	3	Amirhossein Abdevali (IRI)	2

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[2] "GR - 48 kg". United World Wrestling . Retrieved 30 July 2023.

[3] "GR - 51 kg". United World Wrestling . Retrieved 30 July 2023.

[4] "GR - 55 kg". United World Wrestling . Retrieved 30 July 2023.

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[6] "GR - 65 kg". United World Wrestling . Retrieved 30 July 2023.

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2023 World Cadet Wrestling Championships – Men's Greco-Roman

Contents

Men's Greco-Roman

Men's Greco-Roman 45 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 48 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 51 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 55 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 65 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 71 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 80 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 92 kg

Men's Greco-Roman 110 kg

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