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Freestyle Semifinal Matchups: 57kg, 70kg, 74kg, 92kg, 125kg

By United World Wrestling Press

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BELGRADE, Serbia (December 16) -- The Individual World Cup semifinal matchups are set in freestyle at 57kg, 70kg, 74kg, 92kg and 125kg. The semifinals are scheduled to begin at 16:45 local time.

57kg
Zavur UGUEV (RUS) vs. Rahman AMOUZADKHALILI (IRI) 
Arsen HARUTYUNYAN (ARM) vs. Stevan MICIC (SRB)

70kg
Chermen VALIEV (RUS) vs. Magomedmurad GADZHIEV (POL) 
Haydar YAVUZ (TUR) vs. Islambek OROZBEKOV (KGZ)

74kg
Tajmuraz SALKAZANOV (SVK) vs. Razambek ZHAMALOV (RUS) 
Frank CHAMIZO MARQUEZ (ITA) vs. Azamat NURYKAU (BLR)

92kg
Alikhan ZHABRAILOV (RUS) vs. Arkadzi PAHASIAN (BLR) 
Georgii RUBAEV (MDA) vs. Gadzhimurad MAGOMEDSAIDOV (AZE)

125kg
Aiaal LAZAREV (KGZ) vs. Robert BARAN (POL) 
Dzianis KHRAMIANKOU (BLR) vs. Shamil SHARIPOV (RUS)
 

#development

Learn, Wrestle, Use youth camp organized in Croatia

By United World Wrestling Press

POREC, Croatia (May 6) -- The Croatian Wrestling Federation, in cooperation with United World Wrestling and the Croatian School Sports Federation, successfully organized an international youth wrestling camp titled “Learn, Wrestle, Use”, held from April 14 to 19, 2025, in the renowned wrestling hub of sunny Porec.

The camp brought together 300 young athletes from four European countries -- Croatia, Czech Republic, Austria, and Germany -- in the U13, U15 and U17 age groups. In addition to intensive wrestling training, the camp included targeted educational sessions of learning English, proper nutrition, and digital safety, particularly regarding responsible behavior on social media.

This innovative project stands out for its integrated approach, combining athletic preparation with personal development. Through a balance of physical training and structured education, “Learn, Wrestle, Use” supports the holistic — both physical and psychological — development of young athletes. It encourages not only sporting excellence, but also intercultural exchange, communication skills, and lifelong healthy habits.

The camp was led by a team of distinguished Croatian coaches: Hrvoje SAVUK (U13 Boys Group), Eugen JAKOVLJEVIC, head coach of the Croatian U15 boys national team (U15 & U17 Boys Groups), and Women’s Wrestling national team coaches Dinko KREMIC and Nenad GREZINA (Girls Group). A total of 30 experienced coaches participated in the delivery of the training and educational components.

This international initiative is a strong example of how youth sport can go beyond competition — creating space for learning, connection, and empowerment across borders.