Iran’s Greco-Roman lineup, key rivals at 2026 World Championships revealed

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United World Wrestling (UWW) has released the entry list for the 2026 World Wrestling Championships in Kazakhstan, highlighted by the notable absence of two former champions.

Tehran - BORNA - The 2026 World Wrestling Championships will be hosted in Astana, Kazakhstan, with the Greco-Roman events scheduled to kick off on Saturday, October 24.

Ahead of the tournament, UWW announced the roster of participating Greco-Roman wrestlers. Two major absentees are Bulgaria’s Semen Novikov, who defeated Iran's Alireza Mohmadi in the Paris Olympic final, and Armenian veteran Artur Aleksanyan. Aleksanyan is missing the event due to injury but has stated he has no current plans to retire from the sport.

Prominent Greco-Roman wrestlers at the 2026 World Championships in Kazakhstan:

55kg

Payam Ahmadi (Iran): 2025 World silver medalist

Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan): 3-time World gold medalist

Vakhtang Lolua (Georgia): 2025 World champion

Emin Sefershaev (Russia): 2026 European champion

Huoying Shi (China): 2025 World bronze medalist

60kg

Ali Ahmadi Vafa (Iran): U23 World champion and Asian bronze medalist

Abdolmohammad Papi (Germany)

Koto Gomi (Japan): U23 World champion

Alisher Ganiev (Uzbekistan): 2025 World silver medalist

63kg

Mohammad Keshtkar (Iran): 2025 World bronze medalist

Nihat Mammadli (Azerbaijan): 2024 World champion

67kg

Saeid Esmaeili (Iran): World and Olympic champion

Slavik Galstyan (Armenia): 2025 World bronze medalist

Hasrat Jafarov (Azerbaijan): European champion and 2025 World silver medalist

Luis Orta (Cuba): World gold and Olympic bronze medalist

Aitjan Khalmakhanov (Uzbekistan): 63kg World champion moving up a weight class

72kg

Danial Sohrabi (Iran): 2025 World bronze medalist

Ulvu Ganizade (Azerbaijan): 2025 World champion

Parviz Nasibov (Ukraine): Olympic silver medalist

77kg

Ali Oskou (Iran)

Malkhas Amoyan (Armenia): 2025 World champion

Ibrahim Ghanem (France): 72kg World silver medalist

Róbert Fritsch (Hungary): 2025 World bronze medalist

Ali Arsalan (Serbia): Two-time World bronze medalist

82kg

Gholamreza Farrokhi (Iran): 2025 World champion

Gurban Gurbanov (Azerbaijan): 2025 European champion

Karlo Kodrić (Croatia): 2026 World bronze medalist

Gela Bolkvadze (Georgia): 2026 World silver medalist

Akzhol Makhmudov (Kyrgyzstan): Two-time World gold and Olympic silver and bronze medalist

Shahin Bodaghi (Qatar)

87kg

Alireza Mohmadi (Iran): World and Olympic silver medalist

Aleksandr Komarov (Serbia): 2025 World champion

Milad Alirzaev (Russia): 2025 World bronze medalist

97kg

Mohammad Hadi Saravi (Iran): World and Olympic champion

Kiryl Maskevich (Belarus): 2025 World bronze medalist

Gabriel Rosillo (Cuba): 2023 World champion and Paris Olympic bronze medalist

Artur Sargsian (Russia): 2025 World silver medalist

130kg

Fardin Hedayati (Iran): U23 World champion

Sergey Semenov (Russia): 2018 World champion and Olympic bronze medalist

Rıza Kayaalp (Turkey): 12-time World and Olympic medalist at age 37

The Iranian national Greco-Roman wrestling team decisively won the world championship title in the previous edition in Zagreb, securing four gold, two silver, and two bronze medals to finish with 180 team points. Saeid Esmaeili, Amin Mirzazadeh, Gholamreza Farrokhi, and Mohammad Hadi Saravi claimed Iran's four gold medals last year.

The 2026 World Championships were initially scheduled to be held in Bahrain but were relocated to Kazakhstan due to the prevailing regional conditions.

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