2023 Grand Prix of Spain

2023 Grand Prix of Spain
Host citySpain Madrid, Spain
Dates7–9 July 2023
StadiumConsejo Superior de Deportes
Champions
Freestyle Kazakhstan
Greco-Roman Spain
Women United States
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The 2023 Grand Prix of Spain is a wrestling event held in Madrid, Spain between 7 and 9 July 2023.[1][2][3]

Event videos

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The event will air on the Scorizer Youtube channel.

Broadcasting
7 July 2023 Mat 1 7 July 2023 Mat 2 7 July 2023 Mat 3

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Spain)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Kazakhstan68923
2 United States45817
3 South Korea44412
4 Colombia2507
5 Canada2248
6 Spain*21912
7 Finland2114
8 Nigeria2013
9 Switzerland1034
10 Germany1023
11 North Macedonia1012
12 Bulgaria1001
 Chinese Taipei1001
 Serbia1001
15 Ecuador0202
16 Belgium0101
 Greece0101
18 Poland0022
19 Peru0011
Totals (19 entries)303045105

Team ranking

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Rank Men's freestyle Men's Greco-Roman Women's freestyle
Team Points Team Points Team Points
1  Kazakhstan 178  Spain 142  United States 190
2  South Korea 107  Kazakhstan 135  Canada 125
3  Canada 104  Colombia 82  Colombia 86
4  Spain 91  Finland 70  Spain 71
5  Germany 63  South Korea 65  Nigeria 65
6  Switzerland 55  Switzerland 37  South Korea 59
7  Poland 46  United States 37  Chinese Taipei 35
8  Colombia 41  Peru 15  Ecuador 30
9  North Macedonia 35  Chinese Taipei 10  Poland 29
10  Finland 33  Norway 8  Bulgaria 25

Medal overview

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Men's freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
57 kg Kim Sung-gwon
 South Korea 		Hyeonsu Cho
 South Korea 		Zangar Kabylbekov
 Kazakhstan
Thomas Epp
 Switzerland
61 kg Stevan Mićić
 Serbia 		Talap Zholdasov
 Kazakhstan 		Nils Leutert
 Switzerland
Ramzan Awtaew
 Germany
65 kg Lachlan McNeil
 Canada 		Ayub Musaev
 Belgium 		Bekzat Yermekbay
 Kazakhstan
Carlos Álvarez
 Spain
70 kg Kuanysh Duisenkul
 Kazakhstan 		Kurmanbek Kaipanov
 Kazakhstan 		Rodion Anchugin
 Kazakhstan
Marc Dietsche
 Switzerland
74 kg Alibek Abdikassymov
 Kazakhstan 		Kanat Mussabekov
 Kazakhstan 		Zhengis Kanybekov
 Kazakhstan
Kamil Rybicki
 Poland
79 kg Ahmad Magomedov
 North Macedonia 		Mustafa Nurzhigit
 Kazakhstan 		Tair Shamsat
 Kazakhstan
Joona Vuoti
 Finland
86 kg Taimuraz Friev
 Spain 		Kim Gwan-uk
 South Korea 		Cezary Sadowski
 Poland
Alex Moore
 Canada
92 kg Rahmatullah Moradi
 Germany 		Serzhan Yeleussin
 Kazakhstan 		Bekzat Amangali
 Kazakhstan
97 kg Seo Ju-hwan
 South Korea 		Akezhan Aitbekov
 Kazakhstan 		Nishan Randhawa
 Canada
Ertuğrul Ağca
 Germany
125 kg Jung Yei-hyun
 South Korea 		Johan Ocoro
 Colombia 		Carlos Holgado
 Spain

Men's Greco-Roman

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
55 kg Bekarys Meirambek
 Kazakhstan 		Armiya Kuat
 Kazakhstan 		James Castaño
 Spain
60 kg Bakytzhan Kabdy
 Kazakhstan 		Kim Dahyun
 South Korea 		Son Hee-Dong
 South Korea
Olzhas Sultan
 Kazakhstan
63 kg Jeong Youngwoo
 South Korea 		Iliyas Dauitov
 Kazakhstan 		Kanat Akytbek
 Kazakhstan
67 kg Almatbek Amanbek
 Kazakhstan 		Andrés Montaño
 Ecuador 		Nilton Soto
 Peru
72 kg Michael Portmann
 Switzerland 		Joni Komppa
 Finland 		Temirlan Mamytbek
 Kazakhstan
77 kg Marcos Sánchez-Silva
 Spain 		Hanner Ramirez
 Colombia 		Yuisralember Carrion
 Spain
82 kg Damir Tursunov
 Kazakhstan 		Mohamed Amin Housni
 Spain 		Andres Gacigalupo
 Spain
87 kg Waltteri Latvala
 Finland 		Juan Jose Gonzalez
 Colombia 		Daniel Herrero
 Spain
97 kg Arvi Savolainen
 Finland 		Kwon Jeongyul
 South Korea 		Jose Ferrandiz
 Spain
130 kg Courtney Denzel Freeman
 United States 		Oscar Loango
 Colombia 		Geronino Camara
 Spain

Women's freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Mercy Genesis
 Nigeria 		Jacqueline Mollocana
 Ecuador 		Veronika Ryabovolova
 North Macedonia
Audrey Jimenez
 United States
53 kg Katie Gomez
 United States 		Maria Prevolaraki
 Greece 		Alisha Howk
 United States
Amani Jones
 United States
55 kg Carolina Castillo
 Colombia 		Montana DeLawder
 United States 		Sofia Macaluso
 United States
57 kg Evelina Nikolova
 Bulgaria 		Mia Friesen
 Canada 		Tianna Kennett
 Canada
Kwon Young-jin
 South Korea
59 kg Hannah Taylor
 Canada 		Xochitl Mota-Pettis
 United States 		Alexis Janiak
 United States
62 kg Esther Kolawole
 Nigeria 		Ashlynn Ortega
 Canada 		Miki Rowbottom
 Canada
Lydia Pérez
 Spain
65 kg Valentina Andradres
 Colombia 		Skylar Hattendorf
 United States 		Madeline Kubicki
 United States
68 kg Isabelle Mir
 United States 		Olivia Di Bacco
 Canada 		Blessing Oborududu
 Nigeria
Park Hyeon-yeong
 South Korea
72 kg Kaylynn Albrecht
 United States 		Fernanda Ceballos
 Colombia 		Rose Cassioppi
 United States
76 kg Chang Hui-tsz
 Chinese Taipei 		Ashley Lekas
 United States 		Jeong Seo-yeon
 South Korea
Brianna Fraser
 Canada

Participating nations

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251 wrestlers from 29 countries:

  1.  Bulgaria (1)
  2.  Greece (1)
  3.  Germany (7)
  4.  Spain (47) (Host)
  5.  Switzerland (11)
  6.  Italy (3)
  7.  Colombia (17)
  8.  United States (20)
  9.  France (4)
  10.  South Korea (20)
  11.  Nigeria (3)
  12.  Israel (1)
  13.  New Zealand (2)
  14.  United Kingdom (1)
  15.  Guinea-Bissau (1)
  16.  Serbia (2)
  17.  Estonia (2)
  18.  Lithuania (2)
  19.  Norway (2)
  20.  Ecuador (3)
  21.  Peru (4)
  22.  Finland (6)
  23.  Poland (13)
  24.  Kazakhstan (35)
  25.  Canada (32)
  26.  North Macedonia (3)
  27.  Belgium (2)
  28.  South Africa (1)
  29.  Chinese Taipei (5)

References

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  1. ^ "Grand Prix of Spain".
  2. ^ "SIX SENIOR WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAM MEMBERS AMONG GROUP SET TO COMPETE AT GRAND PRIX OF SPAIN, JULY 7-8". 7 July 2023. Archived from the original on July 7, 2023.
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