David Baez won the first Russian gold in the 70kg category at the Barys Arena in the Kazakhstan capital, with a 14-2 win over home wrestler Nurkozha Kaipanov.

Iran's Yones Emamichoghaei beat Britain's Nicolae Cojocaru via a fall in the first bronze-medal match, and in the second, Poland's Magomedmurad Gadzhiev beat Georgia's Zurabi Iakobishvili 3-2.

In the 74kg final, Zaurbek Sidakov defeated Frank Chamizo of Italy 5-2.

Jordan Burroughs of the United States won his bronze-medal match against Japan's Mao Okui 10-0, and France's Zelimkhan Khadjiev also took bronze with a 4-3 win over Kazakhstan's Daniyar Kaisanov.

After day four, Russia topped the freestyle team scores with 115, ahead of the hosts, who had 75, and Iran, who are on 51.

J’den Cox of the United States won the 92kg title, 4-0 over Iran's Alireza Karamimachiani.

Bronze medals went to Alikhan Zhabrailov of Russia, who beat Moldova's Georgii Rubaev 3-2, and Irakli Mitsituru of Georgia, who earned a 2-1 win over home wrestler Nurgali Nurgaipuly.

Georgia's Geno Petraiashivili beat Taha Akgal of Turkey to the 125kg gold, on a decision after a score of 6-6.

Bronze went to Uzbekistan's Khasanboy Rakhimov, who beat Deng Zhiwei of China 6-1, and Oleksandr Khotsianivskyi of Ukraine, who had a 5-1 win over Syria's Badzha Khutaba.

The day session featured qualification rounds in the final four freestyle weights, with those advancing to the semi-finals earning places for their country at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

In reaching the 86kg semi-finals with his performances, Myles Amine Mine became the first wrestler in San Marino's history to qualify for the Olympics.

Amine, 22. who was born and raised in the US state of Michigan and holds dual citizenship, told United World Wrestling: "It just feels incredible.

"I know the amount of work I put in, year-round these past few years – I decided my goal was to get to the Olympics here."