2018 World University Wrestling Championships

2018 World University Wrestling Championships
Host city	Goiânia, Brazil
Dates	4-9 September
Champions
Freestyle	Japan
Greco-Roman	Turkey
Women	Canada

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 Goiânia, Brazil.^[1]

Turkey claimed 10 gold medals, 1 silver medal and 4 bronze medals. In total 12 nations participated in this event.

Medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Turkey (TUR)	10	1	4	15
2	Japan (JPN)	7	11	1	19
3	Canada (CAN)	4	5	4	13
4	Russia (RUS)	4	3	3	10
5	Hungary (HUN)	2	4	5	11
6	Germany (GER)	2	1	3	6
7	Bulgaria (BUL)	1	0	1	2
8	Poland (POL)	0	2	8	10
9	Brazil (BRA)	0	1	10	11
10	Mexico (MEX)	0	1	8	9
11	Belarus (BLR)	0	1	2	3
12	Slovakia (SVK)	0	0	1	1
Totals (12 entries)		30	30	50	110

Team ranking

Rank	Men's freestyle		Men's Greco-Roman		Women's freestyle
	Team	Points	Team	Points	Team	Points
1	Japan	180	Turkey	190	Canada	175
2	Turkey	140	Japan	130	Japan	135
3	Russia	116	Brazil	100	Germany	82
4	Canada	100	Russia	80	Poland	77
5	Hungary	95	Hungary	79	Brazil	71
6	Brazil	83	Poland	57	Mexico	54
7	Mexico	71	Bulgaria	50	Hungary	25
8	Poland	32	Mexico	49	Russia	15
9	Germany	12	Belarus	47
10	Slovakia	10	Slovakia	12

Medal summary

Men's freestyle

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
57 kg	Yudai Fujita  Japan	Samuel Jagas  Canada	John Garcia Parra  Mexico
			Diego Rodrigues  Brazil
61 kg	Eduard Grigorev  Russia	Raimu Maeda  Japan	Mehmet Ali Daylak  Turkey
			Cruz Estrada  Mexico
65 kg	Kei Yonezawa  Japan	Selim Kozan  Turkey	Vincent Demarinis  Canada
			Mateusz Nejman  Poland
70 kg	Kirin Kinoshita  Japan	Murad Nukhkadiev  Russia	László Gergely  Hungary
			Haydar Yavuz  Turkey
74 kg	Muhammet Akdeniz  Turkey	Mao Okui  Japan	Tyler Rowe  Canada
79 kg	Tazhitin Akaev  Russia	Yajuro Yamasaki  Japan	Muhammed Lütfi Küçükyıldırım  Turkey
			Matthias Schmidt  Germany
86 kg	Osman Göçen  Turkey	Mihály Nagy  Hungary	Alex Moore  Canada
			Andrey Purikhov  Russia
92 kg	Mustafa Sessiz  Turkey	Bendegúz Tóth  Hungary	Takashi Ishiguro  Japan
			Gabriel Lira  Brazil
97 kg	Asadula Ibragimov  Russia	Taira Sonoda  Japan	Márton Tomin  Hungary
			Carlos López Pérez  Mexico
125 kg	Balint Borsos  Hungary	Sean Molle  Canada	Felipe Danese  Brazil

Men's Greco-Roman

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
55 kg	Ekrem Öztürk  Turkey	Hiromu Katagiri  Japan	No medal
60 kg	Rodoslav Vasilev  Bulgaria	Kiyoshi Kawaguchi  Japan	Şerif Kılıç  Turkey
			Roberto Queiroz  Brazil
63 kg	Yusuke Kitaoka  Japan	Ruben Minasian  Russia	Oliveres Banuelos  Mexico
			Calebe Ferreira  Brazil
67 kg	Arten Manasov  Russia	Bence Balatoni  Hungary	Danilo Aquino  Brazil
			Rodolfo Salazar Guijarro  Mexico
72 kg	Murat Dağ  Turkey	Takahiro Yamamoto  Japan	Robert Fritsch  Hungary
			Nasario Suaste Torres  Mexico
77 kg	Fatih Cengiz  Turkey	Iwan Nylypiuk  Poland	Shuai Mamedau  Belarus
			Leos Drmola  Slovakia
82 kg	Burhan Akbudak  Turkey	Tatsuya Fujii  Japan	Rosian Dermanski  Bulgaria
			Maksym Zakharchuk  Poland
87 kg	Ali Cengiz  Turkey	Lllia Laurynovich  Belarus	André Pinto  Brazil
			Mihály Nagy  Hungary
97 kg	Fatih Başköy  Turkey	Bendegúz Tóth  Hungary	Andemir Tenov  Russia
			Anton Dzmitrychenka  Belarus
130 kg	Osman Yıldırım  Turkey	Zurabi Gedekhauri  Russia	Marcin Luto  Poland
			Balint Borsos  Hungary

Women's freestyle

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
50 kg	Jade Dufour  Canada	Kika Kagata  Japan	Weronika Sikora  Poland
			Muñoz Diaz  Mexico
53 kg	Miho Igarashi  Japan	Annika Wendle  Germany	Evelyn Santos  Brazil
55 kg	Elena Brugger  Germany	Momoka Kadoya  Japan	Katarzyna Michalak  Poland
			Selma Rojas Mondragon  Mexico
57 kg	Ramóna Galambos  Hungary	Alexandria Town  Canada	Alexandra Andreeva  Russia
			Jowita Wrzesien  Poland
59 kg	Laurence Beauregard  Canada	Beatriz Andrade  Brazil	No medal
62 kg	Linda Morais  Canada	Honoka Imagawa  Japan	Katarzyna Madrowska  Poland
			Luzie Manzke  Germany
65 kg	Misuzu Enomoto  Japan	Haley Heffel  Canada	No medal
68 kg	Indira Moores  Canada	Robles Castellanos  Mexico	Gabriela Rocha  Brazil
72 kg	Mei Shindo  Japan	Natalia Strzalka  Poland	Shauna Kuebeck  Canada
			Kauanny Ramos  Brazil
76 kg	Francy Rädelt  Germany	Taylor Follensbee  Canada	No medal

Participating nations

139 competitors from 12 nations participated.

•  Belarus (3)
•  Brazil (22)
•  Bulgaria (3)
•  Canada (15)
•  Germany (6)
•  Hungary (11)
•  Japan (23)
•  Mexico (15)
•  Poland (12)
•  Russia (12)
•  Slovakia (2)
•  Turkey (15)

References

1. "2018 WUC Wrestling". www.fisu.net. Archived from the original on 2021-10-28. Retrieved 2020-10-21.