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E. Davaanasan wins bronze at the World Wrestling Championships for her second world medal

At "Astana-2026", International Master E. Davaanasan beat Kyrgyzstan's Aiperi Medet Kyzy 4:1 for bronze in the women's 76 kg freestyle, while B. Khulan finished fifth at 57 kg.

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E. Davaanasan after winning her bronze-medal bout. Image: Zogii.mn
E. Davaanasan after winning her bronze-medal bout. Image: Zogii.mn

International Master Enkh-Amar Davaanasan has won bronze in the women's 76 kg freestyle at the Senior World Wrestling Championships “Astana-2026” in Kazakhstan, giving Mongolia its first medal of the event.

The bronze-medal bout

Davaanasan beat Kyrgyzstan's Aiperi Medet Kyzy 4:1 in the bronze-medal match, after defeating Lithuania's Kamile Gaukaite 10:0 by technical superiority in the repechage. She won silver at 72 kg at the 2023 World Championships in Belgrade and has now moved up a weight class to collect her second world medal. She also became Asian champion earlier this year.

ДАШТ: Э.Даваанасан хүрэл медаль хүртэж, дэлхийн хошой медальтан боллоо🇲🇳 “Астана-2026” чөлөөт бөхийн ДАШТ-ий эмэгтэйчүүдийн 76 кг-ын жинд Э.Даваанасан, Киргизстаны Айпери Медет Кизы нар хүрэл медалийн төлөө хүч сорив. Манай тамирчин, ДАШТ-ий хүрэл, хошой мөнгөн медальт хүчтэй

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B. Khulan finishes fifth

On the same day, world championship silver medallist B. Khulan wrestled Belarus's Iryna Kurachkina for bronze at 57 kg and lost 11:12 in the closing seconds, finishing fifth. Belarus's BelTA news agency reported that it was Kurachkina's fourth world championship bronze.

ДАШТ: Б.Хулан тавдугаарт байрт шалгарч тэмцээнээ өндөрлүүллээ "Астана-2026” чөлөөт бөхийн ДАШТ-ий эмэгтэйчүүдийн 57 кг-ын жингийн хүрэл медалийн төлөө ОУХМ Б.Хулан, Беларусийн Ирина Курачкина нар өрсөлдөв. Эцсийн мөчид 12:11-ээр шийдэгдсэн энэ барилдааны ялагчаар Ирина

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The championships continue in Astana.

Sources: Zogii.mn, GoGo.mn, UBN.mn, BelTA.

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