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WATCH: #WrestleOslo Freestyle Finals Including Yazdani-Taylor, Sadulaev-Snyder

Tuesday, October 5, 2021 - 13:12 By United World Wrestling Press

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OSLO, Norway (October 5) -- World Championships freestyle finals in all 10 weight classes are available on United World Wrestling's YouTube channel. You can watch the finals including 86kg Hassan YAZDANI (IRI) vs David TAYLOR (USA), Amir ZARE (IRI) vs Geno PETRIASHVILI (GEO) and Daton FIX (USA) vs Abasgadzhi MOGAMEDOV (RWF).

1. FS 57kg - Thomas GILMAN (USA) vs Alireza SARLAK (IRI)

 

 

2. FS 61kg - Daton FIX (USA) vs Abasgadzhi MOGAMEDOV (RWF)

 

3. FS 65kg - Amirmohammad YAZDANI (IRI) vs Zagir SHAKHIEV (RWF)

 

4. Ernazar AKHMATALIEV (KGZ) vs Magomedmurad GHADZIEV (POL)

 

5. FS 74kg - Kyle DAKE (USA) vs Tajmuraz SALKAZANOV (SVK)

 

6. FS 79kg - Jordan BURROUGHS vs Mohammad NOKHODILARIM (IRI)

 

7. FS 86kg - David TAYLOR (USA) vs Hassan YAZDANI (IRI)

 

8. FS 92kg - Magomed KURBANOV (RWF) vs Kamran GHASEMPOUR (IRI)

 

9. FS 97kg - Abdulrashid SADULAEV (RWF) vs Kyle SNYDER (USA)

 

10. FS 125kg - Geno PETRIASHVILI (GEO) vs Amir ZARE (IRI)

 

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Paris Olympic champ Hildebrandt announces retirement

Monday, February 17, 2025 - 06:26 By Vinay Siwach

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COLRADO, United States (February 17) -- Olympic champion Sarah HILDEBRANDT (USA) has announced her retirement from wrestling.

The 31-year-old won gold in Women's Wrestling 50kg at the 2024 Paris Olympics and is also a bronze medalist from the Tokyo Olympics. At the World Championships, Hildebrandt won two silver (2018, 2021) and two bronze medals (2022, 2023).

Her decision was accompanied with an announcement from USA Wrestling that Hildebrandt will be joining as the assistant coach for Women's Wrestling with senior women's team.

“I have had a really long career and I’ve gotten the experience of what wrestling has taught me," Hildebrandt said. "It has made me so passionate about what this sport can do for people. If I can bring a passion and energy in support of their journey, kind of a door handle to open up their own adventure, that is exciting to me. Wrestling has given me so much. The sport has taught me everything about myself and helped me grow as a woman."

Hildebrandt made her debut at the U20 World Championships in 2010 at 55kg and remained a 53-55kg wrestler for long. At the 2019 World Championships, Hildebrandt failed to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics at 53kg and made the move to 50kg and qualified.

She went on to have one of most successful careers at 50kg, becoming the fourth Olympic champion for the United States in Women's Wrestling. She is only the second wrestler to win multiple medals at the Olympics for the U.S. after Helen MAROULIS (USA), who has three.

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