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Russian Wrestler Amanula Gadzhimagomedov Won Gold at the World Championships in Astana

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Russian wrestler Amanula Gadzhimagomedov won gold at the World Championships in Astana.In the final in the weight category up to 92 kg, he defeated American Trent Hidley.Russian athletes perform at the tournament with a flag and an anthem.Subscribe

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The Russian free-style fighter, Amanula Gajimagomedov, won the gold medal at the World Sports Championship in Astana. In a 92 kg final match, Gajimagomede won the American Trent Hidley with a score of 3:2, giving RIA News. The 31-year-old Gajimagomed is the silver winner of the 2025 World Cup and the bronze winner of the 2026 Europe Championship. The Tornir will finish on 1 November. In May, the United World of Struggle (UW) announced the admiss…

The Russian free-style fighter, Amanula Gajimagomedov, won gold at the Astana World Championship, and in the 92 kg final, he defeated the American Trent Hidley with a score of 3:2.

The Russian fighter, Amanula Gajimagomedov, won gold at the Astana World Championships, the share of the American Trent Hidley, and the Russian Federation of Sports Fights specified that the final battle in the category of up to 92 kilos had been completed with a score of 3:2.

The silver medalist of the 2025 World Championships, the 2025 Russian champion, the freestyle wrestler Amanula Gadzhimagomedov won the 2026 World Championships, which is taking place in Astana, Kazakhstan.

Amanulla Gajimagomedov, a Russian free-style fighter, became the world's weight champion up to 92 kg.

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