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The Turkish Riza Kayaalp, double world champion (2011 and 2015), retained its title in the 130 kg category by winning this Tuesday at the Paris Accorhotels in Paris in the final of the world championships for Greco-Roman wrestling. The Turkish giant dominated the Estonian Heiki Nabi (2-1) in the gold match, a consolation lot after missing the Olympic title in Rio last year against Cuban Mijain Lopez, absent this week. It is also a revenge for Kayaalp who had lost in front of this same Nabi in the final of the 2013 edition.

France Télévisions – Sport writing

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Turkish wrestler Riza Kayaalp. (Thomas Samson / AFP)

The Rza Kayalp name. (Thomas Samson / AFP)

Still last day for the French, all beaten at the start, starting with Matthieu Lorentz (130 kg) which was released from the qualifications. Same bell sound for Leo Alexandre Sylvain Tudezca (-59 kg), Hrachia Malkhassian (66 kg) et Gharbi (-80 kg).

Finale
Kenichiro Fumita (Japon) Bat Mirambek Ainagulov (Kazakhstan) 2-1
Bronze fights
Seunghak Kim (Corée du Sud) bat dmytro tsymbaliuk (Ukraine) 8-4
Stepan MARYANYAN (Russia) Bat Kanybek Zholchubekov (Kyrgyzstan) 10-2

Finale
Hansu Ryu (South Korea) beats Mateusz Lucjan Bernatek (Poland) 2-1
Bronze fights
Atakan Yuksel (Turquie) Bat Mohammad Hossein Elyasi (Iran) 2-1
Artem Surkov (Russia) Bat Karen Aslanyan (Armenie) 2-1

Finale
Maksiman (Armenyan) bt Radzik Kuliyev (Bélarus) 5-0
Bronze fights
Elvin Mursaliyev (Azerbaïdjan) Bat Daniel Tihomirov Aleksandrov (Bulgarie) 2-1
Pascal Eisele (Germany) beats Zurabi Datunashvili (Georgia) 5-2

Finale
Riza Kayaalp (Turquie) Bat Heiki Nabi (Estonie) 2-1
Bronze fights
Yasmani Acosta Fernandez (Chili) Bat Mykola Kuchmi (Ukraine) 2-0
Oscar Pino Hinds (Cuba) Bat Kiryl Hryshchanka (Bélarus) 3-1



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