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Junior Wrestling Championships Wrestling event
2014 World Junior Wrestling Championships
Host cityCroatia Zagreb, Croatia
DatesAugust 05–10, 2014
Champions
Freestyle Iran
Greco-Roman Azerbaijan
Women Japan
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The 2014 World Junior Wrestling Championships were the 38th edition of the World Junior Wrestling Championships and were held in Zagreb, Croatia between August 5–10, 2014.

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Azerbaijan63312
2 Russia61512
3 Japan4037
4 Iran3227
5 Turkey1146
6 Georgia1034
7 France1012
 Mongolia1012
9 Canada1001
10 United States02810
11 Kazakhstan0213
 Ukraine0213
13 Germany0202
14 Armenia0123
 Hungary0123
 India0123
17 China0112
 Lithuania0112
19 Italy0101
 Kyrgyzstan0101
 South Korea0101
 Uzbekistan0101
23 Bulgaria0011
 Egypt0011
 Finland0011
 Greece0011
 Norway0011
 Poland0011
 Romania0011
 Slovakia0011
Totals (30 entries)24244896

Team ranking

Rank Men's freestyle Men's Greco-Roman Women's freestyle
Team Points Team Points Team Points
1  Iran 65  Azerbaijan 59  Japan 57
2  United States 58  Georgia 44  Russia 45
3  Russia 49  Russia 31  Azerbaijan 33
4  Turkey 42  Armenia 31  Turkey 30
5  Kazakhstan 27  Turkey 28  United States 27

Medal summary

Men's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Russia Khasankhuseyn Badrudinov Uzbekistan Makhmudjon Shavkatov Turkey Emre Demircan
IranSaber Sharestani
55 kg Russia Azamat Tuskaev Azerbaijan Michalan Hasanzada Turkey Barış Kaya
United States Thomas Gilman
60 kg Iran Iman Sadeghi United States Joseph McKenna Azerbaijan Vurghun Aliyev
Russia Gadzhimurad Rashidov
66 kg Iran Hassan Yazdani United States Aaron Pico Japan Daichi Takatani
Russia Rasul Arsanaliev
74 kg France Zelimkhan Khadjiev Azerbaijan Mahammadhaji Mukhutov Iran Reza Mozaffari Jouybari
Turkey Murat Ertürk
84 kg Iran Alireza Karimi Kazakhstan Azamat Dauletbekov India Praveen Praveen
United States Gabe Dean
96 kg Russia Georgii Gogaev Turkey Yusuf Can Zeybek Romania Caras Vasile
United States Kyle Snyder
120 kg Canada Amar Dhesi Iran Amin Taheri United States Adam Coon
Poland Kamil Kościółek

Men's Greco-Roman

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Azerbaijan Ibrahim Nurullayev Ukraine Oleksii Zhabskyy Slovakia Zoltan Levai
Armenia Slavik Galstyan
55 kg Azerbaijan Murad Mammadov Kyrgyzstan Rustam Teiishov Georgia (country) Gizo Meladze
Russia Aslan Visaitov
60 kg Azerbaijan Elman Mukhtarov Armenia Karen Aslanyan France Yasin Özay
Russia Sergey Emelin
66 kg Georgia (country) Shmagi Bolkvadze Azerbaijan Ruhim Miraiylov Egypt Ibrahim Ghanem
Hungary Zoltan Levai
74 kg Turkey Furkan Bayrak Iran Payam Bouyeri Georgia (country) Gela Bolkvadze
Armenia Sarkis Kocharyan
84 kg Azerbaijan Islam Abbasov Germany Denis Kudla Greece Dimitrios Tsekeridis
Georgia (country) Lasha Gobadze
96 kg Azerbaijan Orkhan Nuriyev South Korea Kim Seungjun Hungary Zsolt Török
Norway Felix Baldauf
120 kg Russia Sergey Semenov Lithuania Mantas Knystautas Turkey Osman Yıldırım
United States Adam Coon

Women's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
44 kg Japan Haruka Uchijo India Ritu Phogat Bulgaria Miglena Selishka
United States Marina Doi
48 kg Japan Yu Miyahara China Ya Xie Russia Milana Dadasheva
India Mamta Rani
51 kg Russia Natalia Malysheva Hungary Mercédesz Dénes China Yingfeng Qin
Ukraine Lilya Horishna
55 kg Mongolia Altantsetsegiin Battsetseg Ukraine Tetyana Kit Japan Nanami Irie
Azerbaijan Solmaz Hashimzade
59 kg Japan Risako Kawai Germany Luisa Niemesch Finland Petra Olli
United States Kayla Miracle
63 kg Russia Lyubov Ovcharova Kazakhstan Yekaterina Larionova Mongolia Nyamgerel Burneebaatar
Japan Kiwa Sakae
67 kg Japan Masako Furuichi Italy Dalma Caneva Lithuania Danute Domikaityte
Azerbaijan Ragneta Gurbanzade
72 kg Azerbaijan Sabira Aliyeva Russia Anzhela Kataeva Kazakhstan Zhamila Bakbergenova
United States Victoria Francis

References

  1. "World Championships".
  2. "World Championship 2014 - Junior" (PDF). August 2014.
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