Having already secured a hat-trick of gold medals yesterday, Abasgadzhi Magomedov, David Baev and Magomedamin Dibirov triumphed today in the 55 kilograms, 66kg and 120kg categories respectively.

Cadet world silver medallist Magomedov beat Georgia’s Roberti Dingashvili courtesy of a first-period fall after building a 12-2 lead.

Baev, the 2014 cadet world champion, found himself 8-0 behind against defending champion Enes Uslu of Turkey after two minutes of his final before storming back with 14 unanswered points.

Dibirov, who defeated European cadet champion Alimagomed Alikhmaev of Azerbaijan in the quarter-finals, wrestled a cautious match with Turkey’s Huseyin Civelek and ultimately secured a 6-1 victory thanks to single-leg takedowns in both periods.

The three victories followed success for compatriots Georgii Okorokov, Uruzbek Tsomartov and Iurii Vlasko yesterday. 

Okorokov beat home favourite Razvan Marian Kovacs by fall in the 50kg final, while Tsomartov defeated Turkey’s Selim Kozan 11-8 in the 60kg and Vlasko overcame Georgia’s Givi Matcharashvili 3-2 in the 96kg.

The Russians did not have it all their own way in the freestyle competition, however, suffering losses against Azerbaijani opposition in the two other gold medal matches.

Murad Suleymanov beat Zaurbek Sidakov 9-4 at 74kg and Gadzhimurad Magomedsaidov defeated Batyrbek Tchakulov 3-2 at 84kg.  

Russia’s solitary gold medal in Greco-Roman competition came through Ruslan Bekuzarov, who defeated Georgia’s Giorgi Melia 11-5 in the 96kg final.

Georgia and Azerbaijan led the standings with three titles each, while Zotlan Levai beat Ukraine’s Artem Matiash 2-0 to earn Hungary a gold medal in the 74kg category.

Nugzari Tsurtsumia, Ramaz Zoidze and Zviadi Pataridze were Georgia’s winners at 50kg, 66kg and 120kg respectively.

Azerbaijan’s Nofal Babayev took top honours in the 55kg with compatriots Mikayil Rahmanov and Islam Abbasov  taking the respective 60kg and 84kg crowns.

Russia were the only nation to win more than one gold medal in women’s wrestling thanks to Nadezhda Sokolova’s triumph at 48kg and Daria Shisterova's success at 72kg. 

Also claiming victories were Ukraine’s Oksana Livach at 44kg, Germany’s Elena Heike Brugger at 51kg, Moldova’s Anastasia Nichita at 55kg, Norway’s Grace Jacob Bullen at 59kg, Romania’s Kriszta Tunde Incze at 63kg, and France’s Koumba Selene Fanta Larroque at 67kg.