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Russian Wrestler Alina Shevchenko Wins U23 World Championship Gold in US
Russian Wrestler Alina Shevchenko Wins U23 World Championship Gold in US
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Russian wrestler Alina Shevchenko has won gold at the U23 World Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas, US, after defeating Belarusian wrestler Ksenia Terenya in... 16.10.2026, Sputnik India
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Japan’s Rai Hoshino and Italy’s Laura Godino won bronze medals in the event.The U23 World Wrestling Championships features wrestlers aged under 23. The competition in Las Vegas will conclude on 18 October.In May, the international wrestling governing body, United World Wrestling (UWW), announced that Russian and Belarusian wrestlers would be allowed to compete in international competitions across all age groups without restrictions.
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Russian Wrestler Alina Shevchenko Wins U23 World Championship Gold in US
16:30 16.10.2026 (Updated: 17:08 16.10.2026) Russian wrestler Alina Shevchenko has won gold at the U23 World Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas, US, after defeating Belarusian wrestler Ksenia Terenya in the women’s 68kg freestyle final.
Japan’s Rai Hoshino and Italy’s Laura Godino won bronze medals in the event.
The U23 World Wrestling Championships features wrestlers aged under 23. The competition in Las Vegas will conclude on 18 October.
In May, the international wrestling governing body, United World Wrestling (UWW), announced that Russian and Belarusian wrestlers would be allowed to compete in international competitions across all age groups without restrictions.
