In the 57 kilograms category Ramazan Bagavudinov of Russia claimed the gold medal, after being given victory over Muhammet Karavus of Turkey, at the end of a contest had finished 11-11 on points.

Bronze medals in the division went to Manvel Khndzrtsyan of Armenia who beat Abdymalik Karachov of Kyrgyzstan 6-2 and Assylzhan Yessengeldi of Kazakhstan, who overcame Nuraddin Novruzov of Azerbaijan 12-6.

In the 65 kilograms category, gold went to Russia again this time courtesy of Shamil Mamedov, who overcame Ziraddin Bayramov of Azerbaijan 4-1.

Bronze medals went to Bekzat Yermekbay of Kazakhstan against Seyedhassan Seyedhossein Ebadimermeti of Iran 8-5, and to Beau Reynald Bartlett of the United States, who overcame Mustafo Akhmedov of Tajikistan 7-4.

Iran took gold in the 70 kilograms category courtesy of Erfan Mohammad Elahi who edged past Dzhabrail Gadzhiev of Azerbaijan 6-5.

The bronze medals went to Bryce Parker Andonian of the United States who beat Stanislav Novac of Moldova by technical superiority 18-8, and Stanislav Svinoboev of Russia who defeated Kevin Gerry Makota Stroem of Sweden by technical superiority 12-1.

There was further gold for Iran in the 79 kilograms category with Mohammad Ashghar Nokhodilarimi beating Ashraf Ashirov of Azerbaijan 7-5.

The bronze medals went to Mukhammad Abdullaev of Kyrgyzstan who beat Makhambet Nurzhaubayev of Kazakhstan 4-1, and Baliyan Gourav of India who overcame Germany’s Richard Schroeder 10-0 on technical superiority.

Finally, in the 97 kilograms category gold went to Braxton James Amos of the United States who beat Polat Polatci of Turkey 11-4.

Bronze medals in the division went to Deepak Deepak of India 3-2 against Milan Andras Korcsog of Hungary and Ali Reza Abbasali Abdollahi of Iran 5-4 against Radu Lefter of Moldova.

More men’s freestyle finals are scheduled to take place tomorrow at the Ufa Arena, in the 61, 74, 86, 92 and 125 kilograms categories.