World bronze medallist Abdellatif Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed cliched the 130 kilograms title thanks to technical superiority.

He scored nine technical points and won 4-0 against Ahmed Shaalan Abdulkadhim Al Tameem of Iraq.

In an all-Saudi Arabian battle, Bin Bakr Ghazi Ali triumphed over Mohammed Rayan Hassan 5-0 to claim bronze with Moroccan Anas Lamkabber beating Tunisian Ben Mohamed Mehdi 3-1 for the other bronze.

Second of Egypt's titles of the day was won by Gabr Mohamed Aly Elsayed, who scored four technical points to Algerian Boudjemline Adem's 1, wining 5-0 for the 97kg gold.

Saudi Arabia once again won bronze thanks to Sibaee Musaad Ahmed getting the better of compatriot Alamoudi Faisal Abdullah 4-1.

An injury to Saudi athlete Fallatah Ibrahim Mohammed helped Tunisian Missaoui Mohamed Skander take the other bronze after a 5-0 triumph.

Egypt underlined their Greco-Roman dominance when Alaleldin Moustafa Hussein got a technical superiority win over hosts' Aldossary Faisal Khalid E in the 67kg final.

Morocco had Ettalibi Ismail to thank for a bronze in the category, as he defeated Algerian Dridi Mohamed Yacine before home star Alsubaie Saud Ibrahim knocked out compatriot Alsubaie Mesfer Ibrahim 3-1.

Sid Azara Bachir of Algeria also got a technical superiority win over home athlete Alsibyani Sanad Adnan in the 87kg final.

Hosts got another bronze when Aldossary Abdullah Saad beat countryman Hawsawi Ammar Ommar 3-1.

Albanian Kupi Kevin triumphed 4-0 against Saudi star Barnawi Hassan Saleh in the 77kg final as Baihgy Bandar Mohammed got the better of fellow Saudi Arabian opponent Fallatah Abdullah Ahmed 3-1 for bronze.

The last Greco-Roman title in the 60kg decider went to Moroccan Ettalibi Ismail, who eased past Algerian Dridi Mohamed Yacine 3-1.

Saudi athlete Hawsawi Ryan Mazen B won 3-1 over compatriot Jandu Munthir Abdullah for the final podium spot.