2013 European Wrestling Championships

The 2013 European Wrestling Championships were held in Tbilisi, Georgia, from 19 March to 24 March 2013.^[1]

Team ranking

Rank	Men's freestyle		Men's Greco-Roman		Women's freestyle
Rank	Team	Points	Team	Points	Team	Points
1	'	52	'	51	'	52
2	'	43	'	45	'	48
3	'	41	'	40	'	43
4		33		37		31
5		33		36		24
6		29		31		23
7		27		28		23
8		24		24		21
9		21		17		?
10		19		17		15

55 kg	Giorgi Edisherashvili (Georgia)	Uladzislau Andreyeu (Belarus)	Sezar Akgül (Turkey)
			Yashar Aliyev (Azerbaijan)
60 kg	Opan Sat (Russia)	Vladimir Dubov (Bulgaria)	Vladimer Khinchegashvili (Georgia)
			Tim Schleicher (Germany)
66 kg	David Safaryan (Armenia)	Yakup Gör (Turkey)	Aleksandr Kontoev (Belarus)
			Ilyas Bekbulatov (Russia)
74 kg	Aniuar Geduev (Russia)	Gábor Hatos (Hungary)	Giya Chykhladze (Ukraine)
			Leonid Bazan (Bulgaria)
84 kg	Dato Marsagishvili (Georgia)	Musa Murtazaliev (Armenia)	Ibragim Aldatov (Ukraine)
			Anzor Urishev (Russia)
96 kg	Pavlo Oliinyk (Ukraine)	Kamil Skaskiewicz (Poland)	Lyuben Iliev (Bulgaria)
			Vladislav Baitcaev (Russia)
120 kg	Taha Akgül (Turkey)	Alen Zasyeyev (Ukraine)	Jamaladdin Magomedov (Azerbaijan)
			Geno Petriashvili (Georgia)

55 kg	Elbek Tazhyieu (Belarus)	Elchin Aliyev (Azerbaijan)	Bekkhan Mankiev (Russia)
			Fatih Üçüncü (Turkey)
60 kg	Ivo Angelov (Bulgaria)	Ivan Kuylakov (Russia)	Kamran Mammadov (Azerbaijan)
			István Lévai (Slovakia)
66 kg	Tamás Lőrincz (Hungary)	Adam Kurak (Russia)	Artak Margaryan (France)
			Hasan Aliyev (Azerbaijan)
74 kg	Roman Vlasov (Russia)	Zurabi Datunashvili (Georgia)	Bozo Starcevic (Croatia)
			Yavor Yanakiev (Bulgaria)
84 kg	Aleksey Mishin (Russia)	Vladimer Gegeshidze (Georgia)	Artur Shahinyan (Armenia)
			Nenad Zugaj (Croatia)
96 kg	Artur Aleksanyan (Armenia)	Vladislav Metodiev (Bulgaria)	Mélonin Noumonvi (France)
			Cenk İldem (Turkey)
120 kg	Rıza Kayaalp (Turkey)	Yevhenii Orlov (Ukraine)	Vachik Yeghiazaryan (Armenia)
			Guram Pherselidze (Georgia)

48 kg	Valeriya Chepsarakova (Russia)	Yana Stadnik (United Kingdom)	Jacqueline Schellin (Germany)
			Patimat Bagomedova (Azerbaijan)
51 kg	Roksana Zasina (Poland)	Yuliya Blahinya (Ukraine)	Ekaterina Krasnova (Russia)
			Tiina Ylinen (Finland)
55 kg	Sofia Mattsson (Sweden)	Maria Prevolaraki (Greece)	Iryna Husyak (Ukraine)
			Emese Barka (Hungary)
59 kg	Anastasiya Huchok (Belarus)	Zhargalma Tsyrenova (Russia)	Tetyana Lavrenchuk (Ukraine)
			Hafize Şahin (Turkey)
63 kg	Anastasija Grigorjeva (Latvia)	Monika Michalik (Poland)	Hanna Beliayeva (Azerbaijan)
			Ganna Vasylenko (Ukraine)
67 kg	Alina Stadnik (Ukraine)	Ilana Kratysh (Israel)	Aline Focken (Germany)
			Svetlana Babushkina (Russia)
72 kg	Natalia Vorobieva (Russia)	Maider Unda (Spain)	Vasilisa Marzaliuk (Belarus)
			Kateryna Burmistrova (Ukraine)

(*) Romanian original silver medallist Estera Dobre was disqualified after her doping sample had been tested positive in August 2013.^[2]

390 competitors from 36 nations participated.