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The 2018 World University Wrestling Championships were the 13th edition of World University Wrestling Championships of combined events and were held from 4 to 9 September in Goiania Brazil 1 2018 World University Wrestling ChampionshipsHost cityGoiania BrazilDates4 9 SeptemberChampionsFreestyle JapanGreco Roman TurkeyWomen Canada 20162020 Turkey claimed 10 gold medals 1 silver medal and 4 bronze medals In total 12 nations participated in this event Contents 1 Medal table 2 Team ranking 3 Medal summary 3 1 Men s freestyle 3 2 Men s Greco Roman 3 3 Women s freestyle 4 Participating nations 5 ReferencesMedal table editRankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 nbsp Turkey TUR 1014152 nbsp Japan JPN 7111193 nbsp Canada CAN 454134 nbsp Russia RUS 433105 nbsp Hungary HUN 245116 nbsp Germany GER 21367 nbsp Bulgaria BUL 10128 nbsp Poland POL 028109 nbsp Brazil BRA 01101110 nbsp Mexico MEX 018911 nbsp Belarus BLR 012312 nbsp Slovakia SVK 0011Totals 12 entries 303050110Team ranking editRank Men s freestyle Men s Greco Roman Women s freestyle Team Points Team Points Team Points 1 nbsp Japan 180 nbsp Turkey 190 nbsp Canada 175 2 nbsp Turkey 140 nbsp Japan 130 nbsp Japan 135 3 nbsp Russia 116 nbsp Brazil 100 nbsp Germany 82 4 nbsp Canada 100 nbsp Russia 80 nbsp Poland 77 5 nbsp Hungary 95 nbsp Hungary 79 nbsp Brazil 71 6 nbsp Brazil 83 nbsp Poland 57 nbsp Mexico 54 7 nbsp Mexico 71 nbsp Bulgaria 50 nbsp Hungary 25 8 nbsp Poland 32 nbsp Mexico 49 nbsp Russia 15 9 nbsp Germany 12 nbsp Belarus 47 10 nbsp Slovakia 10 nbsp Slovakia 12Medal summary editMen s freestyle edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 57 kg Yudai Fujita nbsp Japan Samuel Jagas nbsp Canada John Garcia Parra nbsp Mexico Diego Rodrigues nbsp Brazil 61 kg Eduard Grigorev nbsp Russia Raimu Maeda nbsp Japan Mehmet Ali Daylak nbsp Turkey Cruz Estrada nbsp Mexico 65 kg Kei Yonezawa nbsp Japan Selim Kozan nbsp Turkey Vincent Demarinis nbsp Canada Mateusz Nejman nbsp Poland 70 kg Kirin Kinoshita nbsp Japan Murad Nukhkadiev nbsp Russia Laszlo Gergely nbsp Hungary Haydar Yavuz nbsp Turkey 74 kg Muhammet Akdeniz nbsp Turkey Mao Okui nbsp Japan Tyler Rowe nbsp Canada 79 kg Tazhitin Akaev nbsp Russia Yajuro Yamasaki nbsp Japan Muhammed Lutfi Kucukyildirim nbsp Turkey Matthias Schmidt nbsp Germany 86 kg Osman Gocen nbsp Turkey Mihaly Nagy nbsp Hungary Alex Moore nbsp Canada Andrey Purikhov nbsp Russia 92 kg Mustafa Sessiz nbsp Turkey Bendeguz Toth nbsp Hungary Takashi Ishiguro nbsp Japan Gabriel Lira nbsp Brazil 97 kg Asadula Ibragimov nbsp Russia Taira Sonoda nbsp Japan Marton Tomin nbsp Hungary Carlos Lopez Perez nbsp Mexico 125 kg Balint Borsos nbsp Hungary Sean Molle nbsp Canada Felipe Danese nbsp Brazil Men s Greco Roman edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 55 kg Ekrem Ozturk nbsp Turkey Hiromu Katagiri nbsp Japan No medal 60 kg Rodoslav Vasilev nbsp Bulgaria Kiyoshi Kawaguchi nbsp Japan Serif Kilic nbsp Turkey Roberto Queiroz nbsp Brazil 63 kg Yusuke Kitaoka nbsp Japan Ruben Minasian nbsp Russia Oliveres Banuelos nbsp Mexico Calebe Ferreira nbsp Brazil 67 kg Arten Manasov nbsp Russia Bence Balatoni nbsp Hungary Danilo Aquino nbsp Brazil Rodolfo Salazar Guijarro nbsp Mexico 72 kg Murat Dag nbsp Turkey Takahiro Yamamoto nbsp Japan Robert Fritsch nbsp Hungary Nasario Suaste Torres nbsp Mexico 77 kg Fatih Cengiz nbsp Turkey Iwan Nylypiuk nbsp Poland Shuai Mamedau nbsp Belarus Leos Drmola nbsp Slovakia 82 kg Burhan Akbudak nbsp Turkey Tatsuya Fujii nbsp Japan Rosian Dermanski nbsp Bulgaria Maksym Zakharchuk nbsp Poland 87 kg Ali Cengiz nbsp Turkey Lllia Laurynovich nbsp Belarus Andre Pinto nbsp Brazil Mihaly Nagy nbsp Hungary 97 kg Fatih Baskoy nbsp Turkey Bendeguz Toth nbsp Hungary Andemir Tenov nbsp Russia Anton Dzmitrychenka nbsp Belarus 130 kg Osman Yildirim nbsp Turkey Zurabi Gedekhauri nbsp Russia Marcin Luto nbsp Poland Balint Borsos nbsp Hungary Women s freestyle edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 50 kg Jade Dufour nbsp Canada Kika Kagata nbsp Japan Weronika Sikora nbsp Poland Munoz Diaz nbsp Mexico 53 kg Miho Igarashi nbsp Japan Annika Wendle nbsp Germany Evelyn Santos nbsp Brazil 55 kg Elena Brugger nbsp Germany Momoka Kadoya nbsp Japan Katarzyna Michalak nbsp Poland Selma Rojas Mondragon nbsp Mexico 57 kg Ramona Galambos nbsp Hungary Alexandria Town nbsp Canada Alexandra Andreeva nbsp Russia Jowita Wrzesien nbsp Poland 59 kg Laurence Beauregard nbsp Canada Beatriz Andrade nbsp Brazil No medal 62 kg Linda Morais nbsp Canada Honoka Imagawa nbsp Japan Katarzyna Madrowska nbsp Poland Luzie Manzke nbsp Germany 65 kg Misuzu Enomoto nbsp Japan Haley Heffel nbsp Canada No medal 68 kg Indira Moores nbsp Canada Robles Castellanos nbsp Mexico Gabriela Rocha nbsp Brazil 72 kg Mei Shindo nbsp Japan Natalia Strzalka nbsp Poland Shauna Kuebeck nbsp Canada Kauanny Ramos nbsp Brazil 76 kg Francy Radelt nbsp Germany Taylor Follensbee nbsp Canada No medalParticipating nations edit139 competitors from 12 nations participated nbsp Belarus 3 nbsp Brazil 22 nbsp Bulgaria 3 nbsp Canada 15 nbsp Germany 6 nbsp Hungary 11 nbsp Japan 23 nbsp Mexico 15 nbsp Poland 12 nbsp Russia 12 nbsp Slovakia 2 nbsp Turkey 15 References edit 2018 WUC Wrestling www fisu net Archived from the original on 2021 10 28 Retrieved 2020 10 21 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2018 World University Wrestling Championships amp oldid 1164755558, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
