The country claimed four golds yesterday and added six more on the final day.

Seyedmobin Karimifirouzkouhi won the bodybuilding 70 kilograms event, with Nicola Barlotta of Italy coming second and Li Xiao Peng of China third.  

Farshad Ganji then triumphed in the 75kg category of the same division. 

He finished ahead of Timoteo Boza of Spain and Nam Kyoung-yun of South Korea, second and third, respectively. 

Mohammadebrahim Arzeshmand was the victor in the bodybuilding 85kg, while Mohamed Ibrahim Abdelkerin of Egypt came second and Mazin Al Rahbi of Oman third. 

Iran's eighth gold medal came in the bodybuilding 90kg category through Mehdi Arzeshmand, who beat Usein Salimov of Russia and Ahmed Sayed Shaaban of Egypt.

Mazaher Tabaniabarghani topped the podium in the bodybuilding over-100kg, the heaviest category in the competition. 

Aleksei Kuznetsov of Russia and Khaled Mohamed of Egypt took silver and bronze, respectively.

A tenth gold came in the muscular men's physique open, won by Hossein Karimi.

He was followed by Sergii Tkachenko of Ukraine in second and Osamah Abdulateef of Iraq in third place. 

To top off Iran's successful day, Arzeshmand was awarded the overall bodybuilding title after impressing in a contest with the other winners. 

Having also collected four silver medals, Iran have surpassed their tally from last year in Benidorm, where they managed eight gold medals, a silver and two bronze.