On July 6, the second day of the 2024 European Championship (U20) in freestyle wrestling took place in Novi Sad. The evening program included final fights for medals in weight categories up to 57, 65, 70, 79 and 97 kg. All the final matches have already passed, as a result of which the first medalists of the tournament became known.

Results of the final bouts:

57 kg. The final:
Vasif Bagirov (Azerbaijan) - Lev Pavlov (Russia) - 6:8

Fights for 3rd places
Rasul Galburaev (France) - Herbert Akopyan (Belarus) - 3:1
Hayko Gasparyan (Armenia) - Nika Zangaladze (Georgia) - 10:4

65 kg. The final:
Abdulla Toprak (Türkiye) - Adam Arkhiev (Russia) - 3:2

Fights for 3rd places
Valentin Grigorishin (Ukraine) - Khizir Dasiev (France) - 3:2
Alessandro Nini (Italy) - Andranik Avetisyan (Armenia) - 9:6

70 kg. The final:
Magomed Baytukaev (Russia) - Alexander Gaidarli (Moldova) - 10:0

Fights for 3rd places
Rostislav Leicht (Germany) - Maxim Tverdokhlebov (Ukraine) - 3:1
Goga Otinashvili (Georgia) - Vladimir Azaryan (Armenia) - 9:2

79 kg. The final:
Said Saidulov (Russia) - Genghis Khan Dogan (Türkiye) - no-show (+:-)

Fights for 3rd places
Paulums Leskauskas (Lithuania) - Dmitry Lukashchuk (Belarus) - 4:3
Adam Kakhriev (France) - Aren Israelyan (Armenia) - 4:3

97 kg. The final:
Khetag Karsanov (Azerbaijan) - Shakhman Nukhaev (Russia) - 5:4

Fights for 3rd places
Ramini Gulitashvili (Georgia) - Constantin Buza (Moldova) - 7:2
Rifat Gidat (Türkiye) - Bence Veress (Hungary) - 10:0

Tournament medalists:

57kg.
1. Lev Pavlov (Russia)
2. Vasif Bagirov (Azerbaijan)
3. Rasul Galburaev (France)
3. Hayk Gasparyan (Armenia)

65kg
1. Abdullah Toprak (Türkiye)
2. Adam Arkhiev (Russia)
3. Valentin Grigorishin (Ukraine)
3. Alessandro Nini (Italy)

70kg
1. Magomed Baitukaev (Russia)
2. Alexander Gaidarli (Moldova)
3. Rostislav Leicht (Germany)
3. Goga Otinashvili (Georgia)

79kg
1. Said Saidulov (Russia)
2. Genghis Khan Dogan (Türkiye)
3. Paulums Leskauskas (Lithuania)
3. Adam Kakhriev (France)

97kg
1. Khetag Karsanov (Azerbaijan)
2. Shakhman Nukhaev (Russia)
3. Ramini Gulitashvili (Georgia)
3. Rifat Gidat (Türkiye)