Armenia has made a remarkable impact at the 2026 World Wrestling Championships in Astana, securing a gold, silver, and bronze medal, reflecting their prowess in the sport.
Armenia has concluded the 2026 World Wrestling Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, with a commendable performance, securing a medal of every color. The highlight of the event for the Armenian team was Karen Aslanyan’s outstanding victory in the 63kg category, where he clinched the gold medal. Additionally, Gevorg Tadevosyan earned a bronze in the 87kg Greco-Roman wrestling category, and Vazgen Tevanyan added to the medal tally with a silver in the 65kg freestyle division.
Overall, Armenia finished tied for eighth place in the medal standings alongside Ukraine. This year’s competition saw the United States dominate, finishing at the top with a total of seven gold, two silver, and six bronze medals. Iran followed closely with six gold, four silver, and five bronze medals, while Russia secured third place with four gold, three silver, and seven bronze medals.
The championships, which concluded on November 1, showcased exceptional talent and sportsmanship, and the complete final medal table reflects the intense competition across all wrestling categories. This event not only highlights the success of Armenian wrestlers but also their commitment to the sport on the international stage.