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    More information about "Senior World Champions Since 2005"
    We’re a week away from the 2025 Senior World Championships. Wrestlers from around the world will hit the mat in an attempt to etch their names into history as a world champion. Should they do so, they’d add their names to the list below - world champions since 2005. This does not take into account the Olympic Games. As you’ll see, there have been a few weight shifts over the years, so there are only a few weights that have been consistent over the last 20 years. Men’s Freestyle 57 kg 2023: Stevan Micic (Serbia) 2022: Zelimkhan Abakarov (Albania) 2021: Thomas Gilman (USA) 2019: Zavur Uguev (Russia) 2018: Zavur Uguev (Russia) 2017: Yuki Takahashi (Japan) 2015: Vladimir Khinchegashvili (Georgia) 2014: Kyong-Il Yang (North Korea) 2013: Hassan Rahimi (Iran) - 55 kg 2011: Viktor Lebedev (Russia) - 55 kg 2010: Viktor Lebedev (Russia) - 55 kg 2009: Kyong-Il Yang (North Korea) - 55 kg 2007: Besik Kudukhov (Russia) - 55 kg 2006: Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria) - 55 kg 2005: Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan) - 55 kg 61 kg 2024: Masanosuke Ono (Japan) 2023: Vito Arujau (USA) 2022: Rei Higuchi (Japan) 2021: Abasgadzhi Magomedov (Russia) 2019: Lasha Lomtadze (Georgia) 2018: Yowlys Bonne Rodriguez (Cuba) 2017: Haji Aliyev (Azerbaijan) 2016: Logan Stieber (USA) 2015: Haji Aliyev (Azerbaijan) 2014: Haji Aliyev (Azerbaijan) 2013: Bekhan Goigereev (Russia) - 60 kg 2011: Besik Kudukhov (Russia) - 60 kg 2010: Besik Kudukhov (Russia) - 60 kg 2009: Besik Kudukhov (Russia) - 60 kg 2007: Mavlet Batirov (Russia) - 60 kg 2006: Seyed Mohammadi (Iran) - 60 kg 2005: Alan Dudaev (Russia) - 60 kg 65 kg 2023: Iszmail Muszukajev (Hungary) 2022: Rahman Amouzadkhalili (Iran) 2021: Zagir Shakhiev (Russia) 2019: Gadshimurad Rashidov (Russia) 2018: Takuto Otoguro (Japan) 2017: Zurabi Iakobishvili (Georgia) 2015: Frank Chamizo (Italy) 2014: Soslan Ramonov (Russia) 2013: Devid Safaryan (Armenia) - 66 kg 2011: Mehdi Taghavi (Iran) - 66 kg 2010: Sushil Kumar (India) - 66 kg 2009: Mehdi Taghavi (Iran) - 66 kg 2007: Ramazan Shahin (Turkiye) - 66 kg 2006: Bill Zadick (USA) - 66 kg 2005: Makhach Murtazaliev (Russia) - 66 kg 70 kg 2024: Nurkozha Kaipanov (Kazakhstan) 2023: Zain Retherford (USA) 2022: Taishi Narikuni (Japan) 2021: Magomedmurad Gadzhiev (Poland) 2019: David Baev (Russia) 2018: Magomedrasul Gazimagomedov (Russia) 2017: Frank Chamizo (Italy) 2016: Magomed Kurbanaliev (Russia) 2015: Magomedrasul Gazimagomedov (Russia) 2014: Khetig Tsabalov (Russia) 74 kg 2023: Zaurbek Sidakov (Russia) 2022: Kyle Dake (USA) 2021: Kyle Dake (USA) 2019: Zaurbek Sidakov (Russia) 2018: Zaurbek Sidakov (Russia) 2017: Jordan Burroughs (USA) 2015: Jordan Burroughs (USA) 2014: Denis Tsargush (Russia) 2013: Jordan Burroughs (USA) 2011: Jordan Burroughs (USA) 2010: Denis Tsargush (Russia) 2009: Denis Tsargush (Russia) 2007: Makhach Murtazaliev (Russia) 2006: Ibragim Aldatov (Ukraine) 2005: Buvaisar Saitiev (Russia) 79 kg 2024: Avtandil Kentchadze (Georgia) 2023: Akhmed Usmanov (Russia) 2022: Jordan Burroughs (USA) 2021: Jordan Burroughs (USA) 2019: Kyle Dake (USA) 2018: Kyle Dake (USA) 86 kg 2023: David Taylor (USA) 2022: David Taylor (USA) 2021: Hassan Yazdani (Iran) 2019: Hassan Yazdani (Iran) 2018: David Taylor (USA) 2017: Hassan Yazdani (Iran) 2015: Abdulrashid Sadulaev (Russia) 2014: Abdulrashid Sadulaev (Russia) 2013: Ibragim Aldatov (Ukraine) - 84 kg 2011: Sharif Sharifov (Azerbaijan) - 84 kg 2010: Michail Ganev (Bulgaria) - 84 kg 2009: Zaurbek Sokhiev (Uzbekistan) - 84 kg 2007: Georgi Ketoev (Russia) - 84 kg 2006: Sazhid Sazhidov (Russia) - 84 kg 2005: Revaz Mindorashvili (Georgia) - 84 kg 92 kg 2024: Abdulrashid Sadulaev (Russia) 2023: Rizabek Aitmukhan (Kazakhstan) 2022: Kamran Ghasempour (Iran) 2021: Kamran Ghasempour (Iran) 2019: J’den Cox (USA) 2018: J’den Cox (USA) 97 kg 2023: Akhmed Tazhudinov (Bahrain) 2022: Kyle Snyder (USA) 2021: Abdulrashid Sadulaev (Russia) 2019: Abdulrashid Sadulaev (Russia) 2018: Abdulrashid Sadulaev (Russia) 2017: Kyle Snyder (USA) 2015: Kyle Snyder (USA) 2014: Abdusalam Gadisov (Russia) 2013: Reza Yazdani (Iran) - 96 kg 2011: Reza Yazdani (Iran) - 96 kg 2010: Khetag Goziumov (Azerbaijan) - 96 kg 2009: Khadshimourad Gatsalov (Russia) - 96 kg 2007: Khadshimourad Gatsalov (Russia) - 96 kg 2006: Khadshimourad Gatsalov (Russia) - 96 kg 2005: Khadshimourad Gatsalov (Russia) - 96 kg 125 kg 2023: Amir Zare (Iran) 2022: Taha Akgul (Turkiye) 2021: Amir Zare (Iran) 2019: Geno Petriashvili (Georgia) 2018: Geno Petriashvili (Georgia) 2017: Geno Petriashvili (Georgia) 2015: Taha Akgul (Turkiye) 2014: Taha Akgul (Turkiye) 2013: Khadshimourad Gatsalov (Russia) - 120 kg 2011: Aleksei Shemarov (Belarus) - 120 kg 2010: Bilyal Makhov (Russia) - 120 kg 2009: Bilyal Makhov (Russia) - 120 kg 2007: Bilyal Makhov (Russia) - 120 kg 2006: Artur Taimazov (Uzbekistan) - 120 kg 2005: Aydin Polatci (Turkiye) - 120 kg Women’s Freestyle 50 kg 2023: Yui Susaki (Japan) 2022: Yui Susaki (Japan) 2021: Remina Yoshimoto (Japan) 2019: Mariya Stadnik (Azerbaijan) 2018: Yui Susaki (Japan) 2017: Yui Susaki (Japan) - 48 kg 2015: Eri Tosaka (Japan) - 48 kg 2014: Eri Tosaka (Japan) - 48 kg 2013: Eri Tosaka (Japan) - 48 kg 2012: Vanesa Kaladzinskaya (Belarus) - 48 kg 2011: Hitomi Obara (Japan) - 48 kg 2010: Hitomi Obara (Japan) - 48 kg 2009: Mariya Stadnik (Azerbaijan) - 48 kg 2008: Clarissa Chun (USA) - 48 kg 2007: Chiharu Icho (Japan) - 48 kg 2006: Chiharu Icho (Japan) - 48 kg 2005: Xuecheng Ren (China) - 48 kg 53 kg 2023: Akari Fujinami (Japan) 2022: Dom Parrish (USA) 2021: Akari Fujinami (Japan) 2019: Yong-Mi Pak (North Korea) 2018: Haruna Maruyama (Japan) 2017: Vanesa Kaladzinskaya (Belarus) 2015: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2014: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2013: Yanan Sun (China) 2012: Jessica MacDonald (Canada) - 51 kg 2011: Zamira Rakhmanova (Russia) - 51 kg 2010: Aleksandra Kogut (Ukraine) - 51 kg 2009: Sofia Mattsson (Sweden) - 51 kg 2008: Hitomi Obara (Japan) - 51 kg 2007: Hitomi Obara (Japan) - 51 kg 2006: Hitomi Obara (Japan) - 51 kg 2005: Hitomi Obara (Japan) - 51 kg 55 kg 2024: Moe Kiyooka (Japan) 2023: Haruna Okuno (Japan) 2022: Mayu Mukaida (Japan) 2021: Tsugumi Sakurai (Japan) 2019: Jacarra Winchester (USA) 2018: Mayu Mukaida (Japan) 2017: Haruna Maruyama (Japan) 2016: Mayu Mukaida (Japan) 2015: Helen Maroulis (USA) 2014: Chiho Hamada (Japan) 2013: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2012: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2011: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2010: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2009: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2008: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2007: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2006: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 2005: Saori Yoshida (Japan) 57 kg 2023: Tsugumi Sakurai (Japan) 2022: Tsugumi Sakurai (Japan) 2021: Helen Maroulis (USA) 2019: Risako Kawai (Japan) 2018: Ningning Rong (China) 2017: Helen Maroulis (USA) - 58 kg 2015: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 58 kg 2014: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 58 kg 59 kg 2024: Risako Kawai (Japan) 2023: Qi Zhang (China) 2022: Anastasia Nichita (Moldova) 2021: Bilyana Dudova (Bulgaria) 2019: Linda Morais (Canada) 2018: Risako Kawai (Japan) 2017: Risako Kawai (Japan) - 60 kg 2016: Xingru Pei (China) - 60 kg 2015: Oksana Kukhta (Ukraine) - 60 kg 2014: Tserenchimed Sukhee (Mongolia) - 60 kg 2013: Marianna Sastin (Hungary) 2012: Lan Zhang (China) 2011: Anna Vasileko (Ukraine) 2010: Battsetseg Soronzonbold (Mongolia) 2009: Yulia Ratkevich (Azerbaijan) 2008: Ayako Shoda (Japan) 2007: Audrey Prieto (France) 2006: Ayako Shoda (Japan) 2005: Ayako Shoda (Japan) 62 kg 2023: Aisuluu Tynybekova (Kyrgyzstan) 2022: Nonoka Ozaki (Japan) 2021: Aisuluu Tynybekova (Kyrgyzstan) 2019: Aisuluu Tynybekova (Kyrgyzstan) 2018: Taybe Yusein (Bulgaria) 2017: Orkhon Purevdorj (Mongolia) - 63 kg 2015: Battsetseg Soronzonbold (Mongolia) - 63 kg 2014: Yulia Tkach (Ukraine) - 63 kg 2013: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 63 kg 2012: Elena Pirozhkova (USA) - 63 kg 2011: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 63 kg 2010: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 63 kg 2009: Mio Nishimaki (Japan) - 63 kg 2007: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 63 kg 2006: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 63 kg 2005: Kaori Icho (Japan) - 63 kg 65 kg 2024: Jia Long (China) 2023: Nonoka Ozaki (Japan) 2022: Miwa Morikawa (Japan) 2021: Irina Ringaci (Moldova) 2019: Inna Trazhukova (Russia) 2018: Petra Olli (Finland) 68 kg 2023: Buse Tosun (Turkiye) 2022: Tamyra Mensah Stock (USA) 2021: Meerim Zhumanazarova (Kyrgyzstan) 2019: Tamyra Mensah Stock (USA) 2018: Alla Cherkasova (Ukraine) 2017: Sara Dosho (Japan) - 69 kg 2015: Natalya Vorobieva (Russia) - 69 kg 2014: Aline Rotter Focken (Germany) - 69 kg 2013: Alina Stadink (Ukraine) - 67 kg 2012: Adeline Gray (USA) - 67 kg 2011: Zhuoma Xiluo (China) - 67 kg 2010: Martine DuGrenier (Canada) - 67 kg 2009: Martine DuGrenier (Canada) - 67 kg 2008: Martine DuGrenier (Canada) - 67 kg 2007: Rui Xue Jing (China) - 67 kg 2006: Rui Xue Jing (China) - 67 kg 2005: Lili Meng (China) - 67 kg 72 kg 2024: Ami Ishii (Japan) 2023: Amit Elor (USA) 2022: Amit Elor (USA) 2021: Masako Furuichi (Japan) 2019: Natalya Vorobieva (Russia) 2018: Justina DiStasio (Canada) 2013: Fengliu Zhang (China) 2012: Jenny Fransson (Sweden) 2011: Stanka Hristova (Bulgaria) 2010: Stanka Hristova (Bulgaria) 2009: Xiaoqing Qin (China) 2008: Stanka Hristova (Bulgaria) 2007: Stanka Hristova (Bulgaria) 2006: Stanka Hristova (Bulgaria) 2005: Iris Smith (USA) 76 kg 2023: Yuka Kagami (Japan) 2022: Yasemin Adar (Turkiye) 2021: Adeline Gray (USA) 2019: Adeline Gray (USA) 2018: Adeline Gray (USA) 2017: Yasemin Adar (Turkiye) - 75 kg 2015: Adeline Gray (USA) - 75 kg 2014: Adeline Gray (USA) - 75 kg Greco-Roman 55 kg 2024: Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan) 2023: Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan) 2022: Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan) 2021: Ken Matsui (Japan) 2019: Nugzari Tsurtsumia (Georgia) 2018: Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan) 2013: Won-Chol Yun (North Korea) 2011: Rovshan Bayramov (Azerbaijan) 2010: Hamid Soryan (Iran) 2009: Hamid Soryan (Iran) 2007: Hamid Soryan (Iran) 2006: Hamid Soryan (Iran) 2005: Hamid Soryan (Iran) 60 kg 2023: Zholaman Sharshenbekov (Kyrgyzstan) 2022: Zholaman Sharshenbekov (Kyrgyzstan) 2021: Victor Ciobanu (Moldova) 2019: Kenchiro Fumita (Japan) 2018: Sergey Emelin (Russia) 2017: Kenchiro Fumita (Japan) - 59 kg 2015: Ismael Borrero Molina (Cuba) - 59 kg 2014: Hamid Soryan (Iran) - 59 kg 2013: Ivo Angelov (Bulgaria) 2011: Omid Noroozi (Iran) 2010: Hasan Aliyev (Azerbaijan) 2009: Islambek Albiev (Russia) 2007: David Beninadze (Georgia) 2006: Joe Warren (USA) 2005: Armen Nazarian (Bulgaria) 63 kg 2024: Nihat Mammadli (Azerbaijan) 2023: Leri Abuladze (Georgia) 2022: Sebastian Nad (Serbia) 2021: Meysam Dalkhani (Iran) 2019: Shinobu Ota (Japan) 2018: Stepan Maryanyan (Russia) 67 kg 2023: Luis Orta Sanchez (Cuba) 2022: Mate Nemes (Serbia) 2021: Mohammad Geraei (Iran) 2019: Ismael Borrero Molina (Cuba) 2018: Artem Surkov (Russia) 2017: Hansu Ryu (South Korea) - 66 kg 2015: Frank Staebler (Germany) - 66 kg 2014: Davor Stefanek (Serbia) - 66 kg 2013: Hansu Ryu (South Korea) - 66 kg 2011: Saeid Abdevali (Iran) - 66 kg 2010: Ambako Vachadze (Russia) - 66 kg 2009: Farid Mansurov (Azerbaijan) - 66 kg 2007: Farid Mansurov (Azerbaijan) - 66 kg 2006: Yanyan Li (China) - 66 kg 2005: Nikolay Gergov (Bulgaria) - 66 kg 72 kg 2024: Ulvi Ganizadeh (Azerbaijan) 2023: Mahmoud Ghanem (France) 2022: Ali Arsalan (Serbia) 2021: Malkhas Amoyan (Armenia) 2019: Abuyazid Mantsigov (Russia) 2018: Frank Staebler (Germany) 2017: Frank Staebler (Germany) - 71 kg 2016: Balint Korpasi (Hungary) - 71 kg 2015: Rasul Chunayev (Azerbaijan) - 71 kg 2014: Chingiz Labazanov (Russia) - 71 kg 2013: Hyeon-Woo Kim (North Korea) - 74 kg 2011: Roman Vlasov (Russia) - 74 kg 2010: Selcuk Cebi (Turkiye) - 74 kg 2009: Selcuk Cebi (Turkiye) - 74 kg 2007: Yavor Yanakiev (Bulgaria) - 74 kg 2006: Vladimir Shatskikh (Ukraine) - 74 kg 2005: Varteres Samurgashev (Russia) - 74 kg 77 kg 2023: Akzhol Makhmudov (Kyrgyzstan) 2022: Akzhol Makhmudov (Kyrgyzstan) 2021: Roman Vlasov (Russia) 2019: Tamas Lorincz (Hungary) 2018: Aleksander Chekhirkin (Russia) 2017: Viktor Nemes (Serbia) - 75 kg 2015: Roman Vlasov (Russia) - 75 kg 2014: Arsen Julfalakyan (Armenia) - 75 kg 82 kg 2024: Mohammadali Geraei (Iran) 2023: Rafik Huseynov (Azerbaijan) 2022: Burhan Akbudak (Turkiye) 2021: Rafik Huseynov (Azerbaijan) 2019: Lasha Gobadze (Georgia) 2018: Peter Bacsi (Hungary) 2017: Maksim Manukyan (Armenia) - 80 kg 2016: Ramazan Abacharaev (Russia) - 80 kg 2015: Selcuk Cebi (Turkiye) - 80 kg 2014: Peter Bacsi (Hungary) - 80 kg 2013: Taleb Nematpour (Iran) - 84 kg 2011: Alim Selimov (Belarus) - 84 kg 2010: Hristo Marinov (Bulgaria) - 84 kg 2009: Nazmi Avluca (Turkiye) - 84 kg 2007: Alexej Mishin (Russia) - 84 kg 2006: Mohamed Mohamed (Egypt) - 84 kg 2005: Alim Selimov (Belarus) - 84 kg 87 kg 2023: David Losonczi (Hungary)/Ali Cengiz (Turkiye) 2022: Zurabi Datunashvili (Serbia) 2021: Zurabi Datunashvili (Serbia) 2019: Zhan Beleniuk (Ukraine) 2018: Metehan Basar (Turkiye) 2017: Metehan Basar (Turkiye) - 85 kg 2015: Zhan Beleniuk (Ukraine) - 85 kg 2014: Melonin Noumonvi (France) - 85 kg 97 kg 2023: Gabriel Rosillo Kindelan (Cuba) 2022: Artur Aleksanyan (Armenia) 2021: Mohammadhadi Saravi (Iran) 2019: Musa Evloev (Russia) 2018: Musa Evloev (Russia) 2017: Artur Aleksanyan (Armenia) - 98 kg 2015: Artur Aleksanyan (Armenia) - 98 kg 2014: Artur Aleksanyan (Armenia) - 98 kg 2013: Nikita Melnikov (Russia) - 96 kg 2011: Elis Guri (Bulgaria) - 96 kg 2010: Amir Aliakbari (Iran) - 96 kg 2009: Balazs Kiss (Hungary) - 96 kg 2007: Ramaz Nozadze (Georgia) - 96 kg 2006: Heiki Nabi (Estonia) - 96 kg 2005: Hamza Yerlikaya (Turkiye) - 96 kg 130 kg 2023: Amin Mirzazadeh (Iran) 2022: Riza Kayaalp (Turkiye) 2021: Aliakbar Yousofiaahmadchali (Iran) 2019: Riza Kayaalp (Turkiye) 2018: Sergey Semenov (Russia) 2017: Riza Kayaalp (Turkiye) 2015: Riza Kayaalp (Turkiye) 2014: Mijain Lopez (Cuba) 2013: Heiki Nabi (Estonia) - 120 kg 2011: Riza Kayaalp (Turkiye) - 120 kg 2010: Mijain Lopez (Cuba) - 120 kg 2009: Mijain Lopez (Cuba) - 120 kg 2007: Mijain Lopez (Cuba) - 120 kg 2006: Khassan Baroev (Russia) - 120 kg 2005: Mijain Lopez (Cuba) - 120 kg
  8. Caveira
    Yes partnered with Chief Illiniwek.
  9. 1032004
    Welp, looks like I have Fox Nation for the year now. Apparently you needed to cancel a full 1 day before it expired. Hopefully there’s more than 1 more RAF event…
  10. JDM
    JDM joined the community
  11. ionel
    Is it true the Kaskaskia built the Sears tower ... I mean sure the natives had there own African slaves for the heavy lifting but who should get the most credit?
  12. JimmySpeaks
    That’s how dumb slip n tweet is.
  13. de4856
    I’m not sure how we will do, but hopefully all three squads will have great success
  14. Caveira
    I thought we didn’t spend tax payer money on them?
  15. JimmySpeaks
    You haven’t been right once on here. Not once.
  16. Caveira
    That pesky theft has absolutely no impact on local businesses right ? People also want to move to these neighborhoods in volume and make huge investments in houses
  17. MPhillips
    If only Neb. repped Rudis...
  18. D3 for LU
    Alamy Sodbusters! D3
  19. Caveira
    Say whaaaaaaaaat?
  20. Lipdrag
    This is easily proven wrong in about 3 seconds of reflective thought and 30 seconds of research. the Federal Government sets tuition rates at about 5 colleges nationwide - the service academies. Tuition is free there. All other tuitions were set by people not named Ronald Reagan and not in his administration. college enrollment soared during Reagans' 2 terms both in absolute numbers and percentage. The biggest winners . . . wait for it . . . women and minorities!! Probably not those "who could afford it". Did over 2 million people suddenly become "able to afford it" in the 80's even though REAGAN jacked up the price? Your "logic" is interesting. Source: https://nces.ed.gov/pubs93/93442.pdf
  21. MNRodent
    I heard a rumor that a local alum from Omaha offered each family member one share of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock if they become Huskers.
  22. Caveira
    @1032004 you hang out with these two 12 year olds stealing cars at one in the morning ? Houses go for 230/240,000 in that area… just stay away from the dope and gangs they say and you will be fine… my cars been stolen twice in the last three years. It’s an amazing experience I tell ya.
  23. Caveira
    This was today. Sept 6.@1032004 do your gameStops in the suburbs get smashed and grabbed like this? This is the safe safe down town. They were stealing xbox games For McRibs right ? they took a break from their study sessions from what was reported I hear. Pritzker and Johnson have everything under control.
  24. Caveira
    @1032004 if you just stay out of gangs and the dope trade you will be fine right? Hope you don’t need gas going through the rough parts of the city.
  25. Caveira
    Did y’all know Chicago was built by slaves and not Irish Italian polish immigrants. I didn’t. He’s not a raging racist is he?
  26. Tripnsweep
    I get more things right by accident than you ever will on purpose.
  27. Caveira
    Some more heavenly honor students in broad daylight stealing Rolex watches to pay for MacDonalds…. With axes and guns again during broad daylight. This was yesterday. I know some folks who work in that building. Pritzker and Johnson have this city totally under control.
  28. Caveira
    @1032004 you shop at this foot locker in the burbs right? a third smash and grab at a foot locker (in a week) in Chicago few days ago has the store closed. These scholar students did it during broad daylight. Reports surfaced that they were stealing the shoes because of starvation and that the leather in the shoes may be edible because it comes from a cow ? Pritzker and Johnson have the situation under control nothing to see here.
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