2025 Grappling World Championship in Novi Sad: Results of Day One

On October 14, in the Serbian city of Novi Sad, the 2025 World Grappling Championship for adult men and women began in the disciplines Grappling Gi and Grappling No-Gi.

On the first day of the competition, Armenia was represented by two athletes, but they did not manage to reach the podium.
Razmik Misakyan (58 kg) placed 5th, while Lilit Danielyan (53 kg) took 7th.

By the end of day one, Russian athletes had won five gold medals. One gold each was also won by representatives from Azerbaijan, Moldova, Spain, and France.

It is worth noting that the champion in the up to 130 kg category was former UFC fighter and current PFL competitor Alexander Romanov from Moldova.

Results of Day One — 2025 Grappling World Championship (Grappling No-Gi)
Men

58 kg
Farhad Bagirov (Azerbaijan)
David Zedginidze (Georgia)
Bogdan Chorney (Ukraine) and Alihan Alshinbay (Kazakhstan)
5th place: Razmik Misakyan (Armenia)

71 kg
Kurban Kadiev (Russia)
Nurbek Talbudin (Kazakhstan)
Apandi Amagaev (Russia) and Jimsher Razmadze (Georgia)

77 kg
Gazimagomed Gaziev (Russia)
Ilya Sukhodeev (Ukraine)
Sam Eli Schwarzapfel (USA) and Magomed Ibragimov (Russia)

94 kg
Murad Abdulatipov (Russia)
Islam Tappaskhanov (Russia)
Etoni Robinson (USA) and Mateusz Mazur (Poland)

100 kg
Muhamed Urusov (Russia)
Alexander Tevzadze (Georgia)
Saba Javakhishvili (France) and Eldar Rafigaev (Moldova)

130 kg
Alexander Romanov (Moldova)
Alexander Koldovsky (Ukraine)
Umar Gaysumov (Russia) and Nikita Loboyko (Russia)

Women

53 kg
Carlota Prendes Larios (Spain)
Viktoria Isaeva (Ukraine)
Anorbi Grishina (Russia) and Evelina Floriak (Ukraine)
Lilit Danielyan (Armenia)

71 kg
Alicia Quini (France)
Anna Remneva (Russia)
Valentina Pavlova (Russia) and Maya Salamon (Poland)

90 kg
Alena Vlasova (Russia)
Tatyana Kabanova (Russia)
Justyna Sitko (Poland)