Iran’s Greco-Roman wrestling team won the Zagreb Open, securing two gold, three silver, and one bronze medals. Gholamreza Farokhi and Aliakbar Yousofi earned golds, while Mahdi Ahadi, Mohammadmehdi Keshtkar, and Danial Sohrabi won silvers, and Poya Naserpour took bronze. Iran led the event with 147 points, followed by Azerbaijan and Hungary.
On February 10, 2025, the Iranian Greco-Roman wrestling team achieved remarkable success by winning the Zagreb Open Ranking Event. The team secured a total of six medals, comprising two gold, three silver, and one bronze. Gholamreza Farokhi triumphed in the 82kg category, while Aliakbar Yousofi excelled in the 130kg category, both earning gold medals for Iran. Silver medals were won by Mahdi Ahadi (55kg), Mohammadmehdi Keshtkar (63kg), and Danial Sohrabi (72kg), alongside a bronze medal from Poya Naserpour in the 60kg category.
The Zagreb Open is a prestigious wrestling competition that attracts top competitors from around the world, showcasing talents in the Greco-Roman style. This event serves as a critical opportunity for wrestlers to gain ranking points and demonstrate their skills on an international platform. The performance at this event often indicates the competitors’ readiness for larger tournaments, such as world championships and the Olympic Games.
The success of Iran’s Greco-Roman wrestling team at the Zagreb Open not only highlights the athletes’ hard work and dedication but also underscores the strength of the nation’s wrestling program. With a total score of 147 points, Iran topped the team standings, showcasing a competitive edge over other nations. This achievement is a significant milestone in their journey toward future international competitions.
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