2026 Senior World Championships

International Wrestling Rankings Before Senior World Championships

International Wrestling Rankings Before Senior World Championships

The latest international freestyle rankings feature the top wrestlers across all 10 weight classes, plus team standings led by the United States.

Oct 19, 2026 by Allen Catour
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The race for the top spot in international freestyle wrestling is heating up ahead of the 2026 Senior World Championships. The latest rankings feature established world champions, rising stars and a deep international field across all 10 men's weight classes.

The United States leads the team rankings with 178 points, followed closely by Russia with 173 and Iran with 156. 

The individual rankings feature several familiar names, including Spencer Lee, Kyle Snyder, Kyle Dake and Trent Hidlay, while international stars such as Abdulrashid Sadulaev, Hassan Yazdani and Amir Zare remain among the top contenders.

Here is a breakdown of the individual freestyle rankings and team standings heading into the Senior World Championships.

57 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Spencer Lee
USA
2
2
2
Roman Bravo-Young
MEX
4
3
3
Milad Valizadeh
IRI
US
5
4
Munkh Erdene Batkhuyag
MGL
US
6
5
Chongsong Han
PRK
1
7
6
Meirambek Kartbay
KAZ
US
9
7
Abubakar Mutaliev
RUS
US
8
8
Islam Bazarganov
AZE
3
10
9
Manvel Khndzrtsyan
ARM
US
NR
10
Aryan Tsiutryn
BLR
8
NR

Lee leads the 57-kilogram rankings, with Bravo-Young and Valizadeh rounding out the top three. Han is the top seed in the weight class at No. 5 in the rankings, while Khndzrtsyan and Tsiutryn enter the top 10 after being unranked previously.

61 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Zavur Uguev
RUS
1
1
2
Arsen Harutyunyan
ARM
US
1 (at 57 kg)
3
Marcus Blaze
USA
US
2
4
Omurbek Asan Uulu
KGZ
US
3
5
Kwang Myong Kim
PRK
US
4
6
Aman Sehrawat
IND
US
4 (at 57 kg)
7
Gulomjon Abdullaev
UZB
US
5 (at 57 kg)
8
Ahmad Javan
IRI
2
6
9
Zelimkhan Abakarov
ALB
4
7
10
Allan Oralbek
KAZ
US
8

Uguev holds the top spot at 61 kilograms, followed by Harutyunyan and Blaze. Harutyunyan, Sehrawat and Abdullaev previously appeared in the 57-kilogram rankings, reflecting movement between weight classes ahead of the championships.

65 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Rahman Amouzad
IRI
1
1
2
Sujeet
IND
2
2
3
Abasgadzhi Magomedov
RUS
US
9
4
Vazgen Tevanyan
ARM
US
4
5
Shamil Mamedov
BUL
5
5
6
Abdulmazhid Kudiev
TJK
US
7
7
Bo Bassett
USA
US
NR
8
Umidon Jalolov
UZB
3
8
9
Islam Guseinov
BLR
US
NR
10
Kaisei Tanabe
JPN
US
NR

Amouzad and Sujeet retain the top two positions at 65 kilograms. Magomedov climbs to third, while American Bo Bassett enters the rankings at No. 7. Guseinov and Tanabe also make their first appearances in the top 10.

70 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Ernazar Akmataliev
KGZ
2
1
2
Zain Retherford
USA
US
2
3
Ibragim Ibragimov
RUS
US
3
4
Tulga Tumur-Ochir
MGL
1
4
5
Sina Khalili
IRI
US
7
6
Arman Andreasyan
ARM
7
5
7
Akaki Kemertelidze
GEO
4
8
8
Abhimanyou Mandwal
IND
8
9
9
Vasile Diacon
MDA
5
10
10
Kanan Heybatov
AZE
6
NR

Akmataliev leads the 70-kilogram rankings, with Retherford and Ibragimov close behind. Khalili moves up to fifth, while Heybatov enters the top 10 for the first time.

74 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Yoshinosuke Aoyagi
JPN
6
2
2
Inalbek Sheriev
RUS
US
3
3
Taimuraz Salkazanov
SVK
1
4
4
Amir Yazdani
IRI
US
5
5
Razambek Jamalov
UZB
US
1
6
James Green
USA
US
7
7
Viktor Rassadin
TJK
US
7
8
Orozobek Toktomambetov
KGZ
5
5
9
Murad Kuramagomedov
HUN
4
9
10
Nurkozha Kaipanov
KAZ
US
10

Aoyagi takes over the No. 1 ranking at 74 kilograms, moving ahead of Sheriev and Salkazanov. Jamalov, who previously held the top spot, ranks fifth in the latest update. American Green sits sixth.

79 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Levi Haines
USA
3
1
2
Ismail Khaniev
RUS
US
2
3
Mohammad Nokhodi
IRI
4
3
4
Keyvan Gharehdaghi
JPN
US
4
5
Suldkhuu Olonbayar
MGL
2
5
6
Magomedkhabib Kadimagomedov
BLR
5
6
7
Dzhabrail Gadzhiev
AZE
1
9
8
Feng Lu
CHN
US
8 (at 74 kg)
9
Luka Chkhitunidze
GEO
6
NR
10
Akhsarbek Gulaev
SVK
8
NR

Haines leads the 79-kilogram field, with Khaniev and Nokhodi occupying the next two spots. Gadzhiev rises from ninth to seventh, while Chkhitunidze and Gulaev enter the top 10.

86 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Magomed Ramazanov
BUL
US
1
2
Ibragim Kadiev
RUS
4
2
3
Arsenii Dzhioev
AZE
1
3
4
Kamran Ghasempour
IRI
3
4
5
Kyle Dake
USA
US
5
6
Vladimeri Gamkrelidze
GEO
6
6
7
Malik Shavaev
KGZ
US
10
8
Georgios Kougioumtsidis
GRE
US
NR
9
Ismail Kucuksolak
TUR
US
NR
10
Rakhim Magamadov
FRA
5
8

Ramazanov remains at No. 1 at 86 kilograms, followed by Kadiev and Dzhioev. American Dake holds fifth, while Shavaev moves up from 10th to seventh. Kougioumtsidis and Kucuksolak are new to the top 10.

92 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Trent Hidlay
USA
1
1
2
Amir Firouzpour
IRI
4
2
3
Ali Tcokaev
AZE
8
3
4
Amanula Gadzhimagomedov
RUS
3
4
5
Magomed Sharipov
BRN
US
6
6
Ahmed Bataev
BUL
5
7
7
Mukhammed Aliev
UKR
US
10
8
Miriani Maisuradze
GEO
2
5
9
Azamat Dauletbekov
KAZ
7
9 (at 86 kg)
10
Fatih Altunbas
TUR
US
9

Hidlay maintains the top ranking at 92 kilograms, with Firouzpour and Tcokaev following. Sharipov and Bataev each move up one position, while Aliev climbs from 10th to seventh. Maisuradze ranks eighth after previously sitting fifth.

97 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Kyle Snyder
USA
1
1
2
Abdulrashid Sadulaev
RUS
8
2
3
Arash Yoshida
JPN
3
3
4
Rizabek Aitmukhan
KAZ
US
4
5
Akhmed Tazhudinov
BRN
2
5
6
Hassan Yazdani
IRI
US
6
7
Batyrbek Tsakulov
SVK
US
7
8
Zbigniew Baranowski
POL
5
NR
9
Givi Matcharashvili
GEO
US
8
10
Magomedkhan Magomedov
AZE
US
9

Snyder remains No. 1 at 97 kilograms, with Sadulaev and Yoshida rounding out the top three. Tazhudinov and Yazdani hold fifth and sixth, respectively, while Baranowski enters the top 10 at eighth.

125 kg Freestyle Rankings

Rank
Wrestler
Country
Seed
Previous
1
Amir Zare
IRI
2
1
2
Shamil Sharipov
BRN
3
2
3
Abdulla Kurbanov
RUS
US
3
4
Wyatt Hendrickson
USA
US
4
5
Giorgi Meshvilidishvili
AZE
1
5
6
Yedige Kassimbek
KAZ
US
7
7
Buheeerdun Buheeerdun
CHN
US
NR
8
Vladislav Baitsaev
HUN
5
8
9
Dinesh Dinesh
IND
US
10
10
Mohsen Siyar
GER
6
9

Zare leads the heavyweight rankings, followed by Sharipov and Kurbanov. American Hendrickson sits fourth, while Kassimbek moves up to sixth. China's Buheeerdun enters the top 10 at seventh.

Team Rankings

Rank
Country
Points
1
United States
178
2
Russia
173
3
Iran
156
4
Azerbaijan
58
5
Japan
57
6
Kyrgyzstan
54
7
Armenia
49
8
Bulgaria
45
9
Kazakhstan
43
10
Bahrain
40
10
India
40
10
Mongolia
40
13
Georgia
32
14
Slovakia
25
15
Uzbekistan
24
16
Mexico
20
16
North Korea
20
18
Tajikistan
18
19
Belarus
16
20
China
14
21
Hungary
10
22
Ukraine
8
23
Greece
6
23
Poland
6
23
Türkiye
6
26
Albania
4
26
Moldova
4
28
France
2
28
Germany
2

The United States holds a narrow five-point lead over Russia in the team standings, while Iran ranks third. Azerbaijan, Japan and Kyrgyzstan form the next group, with Bahrain, India and Mongolia tied for 10th.

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