Giorgi Shotadze and Leri Abuladze won Georgia's golds in the Greco-Roman 50 and 54 kilogram categories respectively.

Shotadze convincingly defeated Anzor Karagulov of Russia 6-2 in the 50kg final after an impressive day saw him drop just four points in his four matches.

Turkey's Abdullah Toprak and Zaur Nuriyev of Azerbaijan both won the division's bronze medals.

Toprak thrashed Kaito Inaba of Japan 8-0 whilst Nuriyev narrowly beat Poya Soulat Dad Marz of Iran 6-4.

In the 54kg event, Abuladze narrowly defeated Turkey's Kerem Kamal after he scored the final and most significant point in a 3-3 draw.

Abuladze won by virtue of scoring the final point which, in the event of a tie, secures the wrestler victory.

Similarly to Shotadze, Abuladze was in impressive form all day as he secured victories in the last 16, quarter-finals and semi-finals all by 8-0 scorelines.

The bronze medals in this category were won by Zholaman Sharshenbekov of Kyrgyzstan and Russia's Anar Mansurov.

Sharshenbekov saw off Elnur Musayev of Azerbaijan 3-1 whilst Mansurov secured his bronze in comfortable fashion, defeating India's Sachin Rana 7-0.

In the day's other two categories there were gold medals won by Moldova's Valentin Petic and Yousef Hajiali Hosseinvand Fathi.

Petic was successful in the 58kg event as he defeated Mohammad Reza Hojatollah Mokhtari of Iran 5-1.

Petic was in superb form throughout all of his contests winning 27 points and conceding just three all day.

Russia's Abdulvakhab Riachitovitch Asainov dominated Iran's Hassan Hassan Ahmed Mohamed 5-1 to claim one of the 58kg bronze medals whilst Erbol Bakirov of Kyrgyzstan swept aside Jack Russell Davis of the USA 8-1 to win the other.

Hosseinvand Fathi's gold medal came in the 63kg competition as he eased to victory against Sergei Stepanov of Russia 10-4.

Hrachya Poghosyan of Armenia defeated Ryoma Anraku of Japan 5-3 to collect one of the bronze medals available in this category.

Turkey's Ismail Gun beat Anatolie Popov of Moldova 10-4 to secure the other.