On June 25, the second day of the European Championship among athletes under 17 years old in Greco-Roman wrestling started in the Serbian city of Novi Sad. Today the final fights took place in the weight categories up to 48, 55, 65, 80 and 110 kilograms, and now the first medalists of the tournament have become known.

Fights for medals

Up to 48kg. Fight for bronze:
Bogdan Makarovets (Ukraine) - Kaloyan Ivanov (Bulgaria) 7:1
Andranik Khachatryan (Armenia) - Santosh Tarmalingam (Sweden) 5:8

Up to 48 kg. The final:
Nikolay Kristov (Russia) - Amrakh Amrakhov (Azerbaijan) 1:1 (+-)

Up to 55kg. Fight for bronze:
Danil Sushchenko (Ukraine) - Ali Nazarov (Azerbaijan) 3:7
Ionut Mereuta (Romania) - David Gabedava (Georgia) 2:10

Up to 55 kg. The final:
Ilya Kandalin (Russia) - Alyosha Iliev (Bulgaria) 5:1

Up to 65kg. Fight for bronze:
Narek Grigoryan (Armenia) - Balaz Uzelzhi (Serbia) 6:0
Erekle Tavberidze (Georgia) - Kevin Karl (Germany) 1:2

Up to 65 kg. The final:
Vladislav Pokotilo (Ukraine) - Dzhabrail Umkhadzhiev (Russia) 2:2 (+-)

Up to 80kg. Fight for bronze:
Nichita Apostol (Moldova) - Orkhan Hadjiev (Azerbaijan) 0:9
Luka Kochalidze (Georgia) - Yassin Labed (Poland) 1:5

Up to 80 kg. The final:
Yagit Sari (Türkiye) - Mikhail Shkarin (Russia) 0:10

Up to 110kg. Fight for bronze:
Petros Kurginyan (Russia) - Denis Lazarov (Bulgaria) 5:0
Danil Maslakou (Belarus) - Mikhail Ismailov (Azerbaijan) 1:4

Up to 110 kg. The final:
Seyran Kirakosyan (Armenia) - Ivan Yankovsky (Ukraine) 0:5

Tournament medalists:

48kg:
1. Nikolay Kristov (Russia)
2. Amrakh Amrakhov (Azerbaijan)
3. Bogdan Makarovets (Ukraine)
3. Santhosh Thamalingam (Sweden)

55kg
1. Ilya Kandalin (Russia)
2. Alyosha Iliev (Bulgaria)
3. Ali Nazarov (Azerbaijan)
3. David Gabedava (Georgia)

65kg
1. Vladislav Pokotylo (Ukraine)
2. Dzhabrail Umkhadzhiev (Russia)
3. Narek Grigoryan (Armenia)
3. Kevin Karl (Germany)

80kg
1. Mikhail Shkarin (Russia)
2. Yagit Sari (Türkiye)
3. Yassin Labed (Poland)
3. Orkhan Hadjiev (Azerbaijan)

110kg
1. Ivan Yankovsky (Ukraine)
2. Seyran Kirakosyan (Armenia)
3. Petros Kurginyan (Russia)
3. Mikhail Ismailov (Azerbaijan)