The UWW Grappling World Championship 2024 took place in Astana, Kazakhstan from October 7th to 12th, 2024 and a whole new class of champions were crowned in the results. The tournament holds both gi and no gi divisions and competitors from all around the world travel to compete, with some notable names representing their countries. Naturally there were some big names coming in from the US, with Alex Enriquez and Kendall Reusing winning gold medals in the under 58kg and under 90kg women’s no gi divisions respectively. The women’s no gi divisions also produced one of the biggest storylines of the entire event, as Great Britain got their first ever champion thanks to Injana Goodman winning at under 64kg.
ADCC veteran and top US competitor John Hansen also made an appearance, and he stood on the podium of two different divisions. Hansen won a bronze medal in the gi under 130kg division and a silver medal at the same weight in no gi, losing a close match with Khamzat Stambulov on points in the final. IBJJF veteran Kristof Szucs won the under 100kg division in the gi, putting on an impressive display on behalf of Hungary. The no gi under 84kg bracket was one of the most stacked of the event too, with Pawel Jaworski and Maxim Cote getting silver and bronze behind Murad Abdulatipov.
UWW Grappling World Championship 2024 Full Results
Men’s Gi Divisions
Under 58kg
1 – Alikhan Alshinbay
2 – Jerzy Izdebski
3 – Nurbek Satybaldy
3 – Zhyldyzbek Abylbekov
Under 62kg
1 – Samat Aitpanbet
2 – Nurbek Myrzalinov
3 – Joseph Diehl
3 – Sultan Sharipov
Under 66kg
1 – Giorgi Razmadze
2 – Mayis Nersesyan
3 – Daulet Zhumadullayev
3 – Anthony de Oliveira
Under 71kg
1 – Sarsen Zhetibayev
2 – Iker Dominguez
3 – Oleksandr Huliaiev
3 – Jedrzej Loska
Under 77kg
1 – Imam Amagaev
2 – Adlan Madayev
3 – Arthur Leroy
3 – Dmitriy Mikhailidi
Under 84kg
1 – Ruslan Valiev
2 – Hajimurad Purtiyev
3 – Igor Dziag
3 – Jeremie Blain
Under 92kg
1 – Ruslan Israilov
2 – Mantas Daublys
3 – Pablo Nieto
3 – Ramazan Kussainov
Under 100kg
1 – Kristof Szucs
2 – Ramazan Abdrakhimov
3 – Ivan Malin
3 – Roman Lukashevich
Under 130kg
1 – Abu Gudanatov
2 – Saullet Abussalikhov
3 – John Hansen
3 – Eldar Rafigaev
Men’s No Gi Divisions
Under 58kg
1 – Farhad Bagirov
2 – Illia Sviatun
3 – Jerzy Izdebski
3 – Alikhan Alshinbay
Under 62kg
1 – Magomedbek Temeev
2 – Ruslan Radzhabkanov
3 – Mayis Nersesyan
3 – Arulan Kurmanaliyev
Under 66kg
1 – Bakhtiiar Iakhieiaev
2 – Syimyk Makhmedov
3 – Yurii Cherkaliuk
3 – Bekzat Kapashov
Under 71kg
1 – Gasan Temeev
2 – Nico Pulvermueller
3 – Nurbek Talbudin
3 – Jedrzej Loska
Under 77kg
1 – Dumitru Ceban
2 – Arthur Leroy
3 – Sam Schwartzapfel
3 – Efgan Galoev
Under 84kg
1 – Murad Abdulatipov
2 – Pawel Jaworski
3 – Maxim Cote
3 – Ruslan Valiev
Under 92kg
1 – Alibek Suleimanov
2 – Amirani Svimonishvili
3 – Imran Khamidov
3 – Mantas Daublys
Under 100kg
1 – Aleksandre Tevzadze
2 – Henry Zachary
3 – Ivan Malin
3 – Islam Askhabov
Under 130kg
1 – Khamzat Stambulov
2 – John Hansen
3 – Nasrutdin Dzhafarov
3 – Travis Clark
Women’s Gi Divisions
Under 53kg
1 – Carlota Larios
2 – Alicja Stypulkowska
3 – Polina Krupskaia
3 – Zuzanna Kowalska
Under 58kg
1 – Nikolett Kis
2 – Magdalena Giec
3 – Bre Stikk
3 – Tetiana Astakhova
Under 64kg
1 – Alsu Ianshina
2 – Adrianna Mazur
3 – Veronika Karakhonova
3 – Fariza Kulyntay
Under 71kg
1 – Weronika Rot
2 – Anna Remneva
3 – Emily Guenzler
3 – Kateryna Shakalova
Under 90kg
1 – Justyna Sitko
2 – Alena Vlasova
3 – Tammy Griego
Women’s No Gi Divisions
Under 53kg
1 – Carlota Larios
2 – Alicja Stypulkowski
3 – Polina Krupskaia
3 – Anorbi Grishina
Under 58kg
1 – Alex Enriquez
2 – Nuraiym Munaitbas
3 – Nikolett Kis
3 – Minerva Pereza
Under 64kg
1 – Injana Goodman
2 – Ekaterina Plitkina
3 – Sheliah Lindsey
3 – Alycia Quenee
Under 71kg
1 – Anna Remneva
2 – Sandra Triebel
3 – Weronika Rot
3 – Emily Guenzler
Under 90kg
1 – Kendall Reusing
2 – Vlada Boiakhchieva
3 – Justyna Sitko
3 – Alena Vlasova
