2022 Grand Prix of Spain

The 2022 Grand Prix of Spain is a wrestling event was held in Madrid, Spain between 8 and 10 July 2022.[1][2]

2022 Grand Prix of Spain
Host citySpain Madrid, Spain
DatesJuly 08 - 10, 2022
StadiumLa Fundi
Champions
Freestyle Germany
Greco-Roman Georgia
Women Canada

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Georgia6309
2 Poland44715
3 Spain3339
4 Canada24814
5 Germany2327
6 United States2259
7 France2103
8 Bulgaria2013
9 Estonia1203
 Puerto Rico1203
11 Norway1113
12 Sweden1023
13 Austria1012
14 Hungary1001
15 Romania0213
16 Peru0101
  Refugee Team0101
18 Israel0022
 Lithuania0022
 Moldova0022
21 Portugal0011
 Slovakia0011
Totals (22 entries)29293997

Team ranking

Rank Men's freestyle Men's Greco-Roman Women's freestyle
Team Points Team Points Team Points
1  Germany152 Georgia170 Canada177
2  Spain145 Spain84 United States151
3  Poland125 Norway60 Poland132
4  Canada91 Austria50 Bulgaria90
5  Puerto Rico87 Lithuania42 France84

Medal overview

Men's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
57 kg Levan Metreveli
 Spain
Darian Cruz
 Puerto Rico
Logan Sloan
 Canada
Darthe Capellan
 Canada
61 kg Viktor Lyzen
 Germany
Angel Tinoco
 Peru
Agustin Sanchez
 Spain
65 kg Sebastian Rivera
 Puerto Rico
Nikolai Okhlopkov
 Romania
Krzysztof Bieńkowski
 Poland
Lachlan McNeil
 Canada
70 kg Kevin Henkel
 Germany
Shamil Ustaev
 Germany
Emmanuel Olapade
 Canada
74 kg Mohammad Mottaghinia
 Spain
Zurab Kapraev
 Romania
Vasile Diacon
 Moldova
Mitchell Finesilver
 Israel
79 kg Erik Reinbok
 Estonia
Aimar Andruse
 Estonia
Marcel Käppeler
 Germany
Iakub Shikhzdzamalov
 Romania
86 kg Taimuraz Friev
 Spain
Ethan Adrian Ramos
 Puerto Rico
Adrian Grosu
 Moldova
Cezary Sadowski
 Poland
92 kg Radosław Marcinkiewicz
 Poland
Johannes Mayer
 Germany
Andrew Johnson
 Canada
97 kg Zbigniew Baranowski
 Poland
Erik Thiele
 Germany
Radosław Baran
 Poland
Nishan Randhawa
 Canada
125 kg Robert Baran
 Poland
Kamil Kościółek
 Poland
Gennadij Cudinovic
 Germany

Men's Greco-Roman

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 kg Nugzari Tsurtsumia
 Georgia
Aser Ebro
 Spain
Daniel Bobillo
 Spain
63 kg Pridon Abuladze
 Georgia
Aker Al-Obaidi
  Refugee Team
Jonathan Erik Christer
 Sweden
67 kg Leri Abuladze
 Georgia
Luka Ochigava
 Georgia
Pedro Caldas
 Portugal
72 kg Ramaz Zoidze
 Georgia
Marcos Sánchez-Silva
 Spain
Vilius Savickas
 Lithuania
77 kg Iuri Lomadze
 Georgia
Shmagi Bolkvadze
 Georgia
Per-Anders Kure
 Norway
82 kg Exauce Mukubu
 Norway
Gela Bolkvadze
 Georgia
David Zhytomyrsky
 Israel
87 kg David Losonczi
 Hungary
Andrea Valis
 Estonia
Michael Wagner
 Austria
97 kg Markus Ragginger
 Austria
Marcus Worren
 Norway
Mindaugas Venckaitis
 Lithuania
130 kg Zviadi Pataridze
 Georgia
Juan Heredia
 Spain
Not awarded

Women's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
50 kg Erin Golston
 United States
Emma Luttenauer
 France
Anna Łukasiak
 Poland
Emily Shilson
 United States
53 kg Jonna Malmgren
 Sweden
Karla Godinez
 Canada
Katarzyna Krawczyk
 Poland
Felicity Taylor
 United States
55 kg Diana Weicker
 Canada
Alisha Howk
 United States
Adriana Dorado-Marin
 United States
57 kg Anhelina Lysak
 Poland
Magdalena Głodek
 Poland
Evelina Nikolova
 Bulgaria
Patrycja Gil
 Poland
55 kg Laurence Beauregard
 Canada
Jowita Wrzesień
 Poland
Lexie Basham
 United States
62 kg Taybe Yusein
 Bulgaria
Ana Godinez
 Canada
Johanna Lindborg
 Sweden
Lydia Pérez
 Spain
65 kg Mimi Hristova
 Bulgaria
Aleah Nickel
 Canada
Reese Larramendy
 United States
68 kg Pauline Lecarpentier
 France
Ana Luciano
 United States
Natalia Strzałka
 Poland
Linda Morais
 Canada
72 kg Kendra Dacher
 France
Patrycja Sperka
 Poland
Zsuzsanna Molnár
 Slovakia
76 kg Yelena Makoyed
 United States
Justina Di Stasio
 Canada
Taylor Follensbee
 Canada

Participating nations

207 wrestlers from 24 countries:

  1.  Austria (6)
  2.  Bulgaria (6)
  3.  Canada (28)
  4.  Spain (38) (Host)
  5.  Estonia (4)
  6.  France (7)
  7.  United Kingdom (14)
  8.  Georgia (10)
  9.  Germany (16)
  10.  Moldova (3)
  11.  Puerto Rico (7)
  12.  Romania (3)
  13.  Hungary (1)
  14.  Israel (2)
  15.  Peru (1)
  16.  Poland (27)
  17.  Portugal (1)
  18.  Slovakia (1)
  19.  Sweden (3)
  20.  Lithuania (5)
  21.  Norway (3)
  22.  Malta (3)
  23.  United States (22)
  24. UWW Refugee Team (1)

References

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