List of Iran national Greco-Roman wrestling medalists

Iran national amateur Greco-Roman wrestling athletes represents Iran in regional, continental, and world tournaments and matches sanctioned by the United World Wrestling (UWW).

Olympics

Year	Venue	Medalists
		Gold	Silver	Bronze
1896–1956		Did not participate
1960	Rome	—	—	Mohammad Paziraei
1964	Tokyo	—	—	—
1968	Mexico City	—	—	—
1972	Munich	—	Rahim Aliabadi	—
1976	Montreal	—	—	—
1980–1984		Did not participate
1988	Seoul	—	—	—
1992	Barcelona	—	—	—
1996	Atlanta	—	—	—
2000	Sydney	—	—	—
2004	Athens	—	—	—
2008	Beijing	—	—	—
2012	London	Hamid Sourian Omid Norouzi Ghasem Rezaei	—	—
2016	Rio de Janeiro	—	—	Saeid Abdevali Ghasem Rezaei
2020	Tokyo	Mohammad Reza Geraei	—	Mohammad Hadi Saravi
2024	Paris	Saeid Esmaeili Mohammad Hadi Saravi	Alireza Mohmadi	Amin Mirzazadeh

World Championships

Year	Venue	Medalists			Team rank
		Gold	Silver	Bronze
1904–1922		Did not participate
1950	Stockholm	—	—	—	—
1953		Did not participate
1955	Karlsruhe	—	—	—	—
1958	Budapest	—	—	—	—
1961	Yokohama	—	—	Alireza Ghelichkhani	7th
1962	Toledo	—	—	—	14th
1963		Did not participate
1965	Tampere	—	—	—	15th
1966	Toledo	—	—	Iraj Khorshidfar	12th
1967	Bucharest	—	—	—	9th
1969	Mar del Plata	Firouz Alizadeh	Rahim Aliabadi	—	7th
1970	Edmonton	—	—	—	16th
1971	Sofia	—	—	—	—
1973	Tehran	—	—	Rahim Aliabadi	10th
1974	Katowice	—	—	—	14th
1975	Minsk	—	—	—	—
1977	Gothenburg	—	—	Morad Ali Shirani	9th
1978	Mexico City	—	—	—	—
1979		Did not participate
1981	Oslo	—	—	—	18th
1982	Katowice	—	—	—	—
1983	Kyiv	—	Mohammad Bana	—	13th
1985	Kolbotn	—	—	—	—
1986–1989		Did not participate
1990	Rome	—	—	—	—
1991	Varna	—	Reza Simkhah	—	17th
1993	Stockholm	—	—	—	—
1994		Did not participate
1995	Prague	—	—	—	25th
1997		Did not participate
1998	Gävle	—	—	—	20th
1999	Athens	—	—	—	26th
2001	Patras	Hassan Rangraz	—	—	5th
2002	Moscow	—	—	Hassan Rangraz	14th
2003	Créteil	—	—	—	29th
2005	Budapest	Hamid Sourian	Ali Ashkani	—	10th
2006	Guangzhou	Hamid Sourian	—	Saman Tahmasebi	5th
2007	Baku	Hamid Sourian	—	Saman Tahmasebi Ghasem Rezaei	4th
2009	Herning	Hamid Sourian	—	Farshad Alizadeh Habibollah Akhlaghi Amir Aliakbari	2nd
2010	Moscow	Hamid Sourian Amir Aliakbari	—	—	8th
2011	Istanbul	Omid Norouzi Saeid Abdevali	—	Bashir Babajanzadeh	3rd
2013	Budapest	Taleb Nematpour	—	—	8th
2014	Tashkent	Hamid Sourian	Omid Norouzi	Afshin Biabangard Ghasem Rezaei	1st
2015	Las Vegas	—	Ghasem Rezaei	Yousef Ghaderian Habibollah Akhlaghi	4th
2016	Budapest	—	—	—	N/A
2017	Paris	—	—	Mohammad Ali Geraei Saeid Abdevali Hossein Nouri	3rd
2018	Budapest	—	—	Mehdi Aliyari	11th
2019	Nur-Sultan	—	—	Alireza Nejati Mohammad Ali Geraei Saeid Abdevali	4th
2021	Oslo	Meisam Dalkhani Mohammad Reza Geraei Mohammad Hadi Saravi Ali Akbar Yousefi	—	Mohammad Ali Geraei Pejman Poshtam	2nd
2022	Belgrade	—	Mohammad Reza Geraei Amin Mirzazadeh	Mohammad Hadi Saravi	4th
2023	Belgrade	Amin Mirzazadeh	Alireza Mohmadi	Pouya Dadmarz Mohammad Reza Geraei Mohammad Hadi Saravi	2nd
2024	Tirana	Mohammad Ali Geraei	Pouya Dadmarz	—	2nd

Asian Games

Year	Venue	Medalists
		Gold	Silver	Bronze
1962		Did not participate
1974	Tehran	Rahim Aliabadi Hossein Touranian Akbar Yadollahi Mohammad Dalirian Hashem Ghanbari Jalal Karimi Bahram Moshtaghi Moslem Eskandar-Filabi	Khosro Nezafatdoust	—
1986	Seoul	Reza Soukhtehsaraei	Abdolkarim Kakahaji Reza Andouz	Ahad Javansalehi Fereydoun Behnampour
1990	Beijing	—	Hassan Yousefi Afshar Mohammad Naderi Alireza Lorestani	Reza Simkhah Ahad Pazaj Masoud Ghadimi
1994	Hiroshima	—	Reza Simkhah Hassan Babak	—
1998	Bangkok	Mehdi Sabzali	—	—
2002	Busan	—	—	Parviz Zeidvand Masoud Hashemzadeh Alireza Gharibi
2006	Doha	—	Jasem Amiri Davoud Abedinzadeh Masoud Hashemzadeh Mehdi Sharabiani	Hamid Reihani
2010	Guangzhou	Omid Norouzi Saeid Abdevali Taleb Nematpour Babak Ghorbani	—	Farshad Alizadeh
2014	Incheon	Habibollah Akhlaghi Mehdi Aliyari	—	Afshin Biabangard Saeid Abdevali Payam Bouyeri Mojtaba Karimfar Bashir Babajanzadeh
2018	Jakarta	Mohammad Ali Geraei Hossein Nouri	—	Mehrdad Mardani Mohammad Reza Geraei
2022	Hangzhou	Mohammad Hadi Saravi Amin Mirzazadeh	Amin Kavianinejad Nasser Alizadeh	Danial Sohrabi

Asian Championships

Year	Venue	Medalists			Team rank
		Gold	Silver	Bronze
1983	Tehran	Morteza Papinia Ali Khani Hossein Touranian Mohammad Bana Mousa Tabatabaei Fereydoun Behnampour Hassan Babak Davoud Ayoub	Gholam Mohseni Hesamoddin Jafari	—	1st
1987	Mumbai	Ahad Pazaj Mohammad Naderi	Mohsen Taheri Hamid Rahimi Mousa Tabatabaei Hassan Babak	Nasser Khalili	2nd
1989	Oarai	Alireza Lorestani	Abdolkarim Kakahaji Hassan Yousefi Afshar Hassan Babak Mohammad Naderi	Abdollah Chamangoli	3rd
1991	Tehran	Reza Simkhah Hassan Yousefi Afshar Abdollah Chamangoli Alireza Lorestani	Ahad Javansalehi Jaber Abbaszadeh	—	2nd
1992	Tehran	Ahad Pazaj Abdollah Chamangoli Ahad Javansalehi Hassan Babak	Ali Khoshtinat	Majid Jahandideh Hamid Samadi Jaber Abbaszadeh	2nd
1993	Hiroshima	Ahad Pazaj	Abdollah Chamangoli	Ahad Javansalehi Jaber Abbaszadeh Abdollah Azizi	2nd
1995	Manila	Alireza Lorestani	Majid Mousavi Ayoub Namdari	Ahad Pazaj Behrouz Jamshidi	3rd
1996	Xiaoshan	—	Ahad Pazaj	—	6th
1997	Tehran	—	—	Mehdi Nassiri Behrouz Jamshidi Dariush Ghalavand Mehdi Sabzali	3rd
1999	Tashkent	—	Alireza Gharibi	Mohammad Nikounahad Mehdi Sharabiani	5th
2000	Seoul	Ali Ashkani	Parviz Zeidvand Alireza Gharibi	Hassan Rangraz Hossein Marashian Rasoul Jazini	2nd
2001	Ulaanbaatar	Ali Ashkani Mehdi Nassiri Parviz Zeidvand Alireza Gharibi	Hassan Rangraz Hossein Marashian Rasoul Jazini	—	1st
2003	New Delhi	Parviz Zeidvand	Hamid Bavafa Ali Ashkani Masoud Hashemzadeh	Hossein Marashian Alireza Gharibi	1st
2004	Almaty	—	—	Hassan Rangraz Sajjad Barzi	4th
2005	Wuhan	Ali Ashkani	—	Masoud Hashemzadeh Sajjad Barzi	6th
2006	Almaty	Davoud Abedinzadeh	Sajjad Barzi	Hamid Banitamim Ghasem Rezaei	3rd
2007	Bishkek	Hamid Sourian Saman Tahmasebi Ghasem Rezaei	Hamid Bavafa Mehdi Sharabiani	Ali Mohammadi Mojtaba Babajanzadeh	1st
2008	Jeju City	Hamid Sourian Ghasem Rezaei Masoud Hashemzadeh	Taleb Nematpour	Mehdi Mohammadi	1st
2009	Pattaya	Farshad Alizadeh Taleb Nematpour Amir Aliakbari Masoud Hashemzadeh	—	Saeid Abdevali	1st
2010	New Delhi	Babak Ghorbani Mohammad Ghorbani	—	Mehdi Mohammadi Davoud Abedinzadeh	4th
2011	Tashkent	Ali Mohammadi Mohsen Ghasemi Davoud Akhbari Bashir Babajanzadeh	Davoud Gilneirang	Mohsen Hajipour Abdolmohammad Papi	1st
2012	Gumi	Hadi Alizadeh Habibollah Akhlaghi Davoud Gilneirang	Afshin Biabangard	Mohammad Ghorbani	1st
2013	New Delhi	—	Abdolmohammad Papi Mehdi Zeidvand Hadi Alizadeh	Taleb Nematpour Davoud Gilneirang	2nd
2014	Astana	Behnam Mehdizadeh	Yousef Ghaderian	Saeid Abdevali Mojtaba Karimfar Ali Aliyari	3rd
2015	Doha	Ramin Taheri Yousef Ghaderian Mehdi Aliyari	Mohammad Ali Geraei	Payam Bouyeri Bashir Babajanzadeh	1st
2016	Bangkok	Afshin Biabangard Ramin Taheri Mehdi Aliyari Amir Ghasemi Monjazi	Saman Abdevali	Mehdi Zeidvand Payam Bouyeri	1st
2017	New Delhi	Ramin Taheri Hossein Nouri Mostafa Salehizadeh Behnam Mehdizadeh	Afshin Biabangard	Saman Abdevali Ali Arsalan	1st
2018	Bishkek	Hossein Nouri Behnam Mehdizadeh	Mohammad Ali Geraei	—	6th
2019	Xi'an	Mohammad Reza Geraei Saeid Abdevali Hossein Nouri Amir Ghasemi Monjazi	—	Saman Abdevali Mohammad Ali Geraei Mehdi Aliyari	1st
2020	New Delhi	Pouya Nasserpour Amin Kavianinejad Mehdi Ebrahimi Mohammad Hadi Saravi Amin Mirzazadeh	Pejman Poshtam	Mehdi Mohsennejad Meisam Dalkhani Hossein Asadi	1st
2021	Almaty	Pejman Poshtam Nasser Alizadeh Mehdi Bali Ali Akbar Yousefi	Mehdi Mohsennejad Meisam Dalkhani	Pouya Dadmarz Hossein Asadi Amin Kavianinejad	1st
2022	Ulaanbaatar	Mohammad Reza Mokhtari Rasoul Garmsiri Nasser Alizadeh Mehdi Bali	Mehdi Mohsennejad	Iman Mohammadi Aref Habibollahi	2nd
2023	Astana	Pouya Dadmarz Iman Mohammadi Nasser Alizadeh Mehdi Bali Amin Mirzazadeh	Sajjad Imentalab Amin Kavianinejad	Alireza Mohmadi	1st
2024	Bishkek	Saeid Esmaeili Nasser Alizadeh Mohammad Hadi Saravi Amin Mirzazadeh	Pouya Dadmarz Mohammad Reza Rostami Rasoul Garmsiri	Amir Reza Dehbozorgi Iman Mohammadi	1st

See also

• Iranian Premier Wrestling League
• List of Iran national freestyle wrestling medalists

References

• (in Persian) Iran Amateur Wrestling Federation
• (in Persian) Pars Sport
• FILA Wrestling Database
• 2012 Summer Olympics
• FILA