Eight Americans in position for gold in Greco-Roman at 2025 Bill Farrell Memorial International
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by Richard Immel, USA Wrestling
Zac Braunagel works from top during the preliminary rounds at the 2025 Bill Farrell Memorial International in New York, N.Y.
NEW YORK – After an exciting first session at the New York Athletic Club, eight American wrestlers are one win away from a gold medal in Greco-Roman at the 2025 Bill Farrell Memorial International.
U.S. entrants booking spots in the championship finals were Kenneth Crosby at 55 kg, Randon Miranda at 60 kg, Peyton Robb at 72 kg, Arvin Khosravy at 77 kg and Tyler Eischens at 82 kg.
Three more Americans are undefeated in round robin brackets, needing one more win to finish atop the podium—Amryn Nutter at 67 kg, Zachary Braunagel at 87 kg and Aden Attao at 130 kg.
Of the 10 weight classes contested, six were formatted in traditional straight-line brackets (55 kg, 60 kg, 63 kg, 72 kg, 77 kg and 82 kg). The remaining four weights had five or fewer entrants, pushing the participants into a round robin bracket (67 kg, 87 kg, 97 kg, 130 kg).
Greco-Roman medal matches for all weight classes will be held at 6 p.m. (ET) on Friday night.
The Bill Farrell Memorial International is available to watch live or on-demand, for free, on the USA Wrestling YouTube Channel.
Updated brackets and real-time results are available on USA Bracketing, USA Wrestling’s best-in-class tournament management software.
55 kg – Kenneth Crosby (United States) vs. Marat Garipov (Brazil)
60 kg – Yerony Liria Carreras (Dominican Republic) vs. Randon Miranda (United States)
63 kg – Ruslan Khamzin (UWW) vs. Tino Ojala (Finland)
72 kg – Peyton Robb (United States) vs. Yanis Guendez Nifri (France)
77 kg – Arvin Khosravy (United States) vs. Tigran Galustyan (France)
82 kg – Tornike Dzamashvili (Georgia) vs. Tyler Eischens (United States)
Round 5
Amryn Nutter (United States)* vs. Noah Rice (United States)
Maddox Khalimsky (United States) vs. Logan Savvy (United States)
*Nutter earns gold medal with a Round 5 win
Round 5
Zachary Braunagel (United States)* vs. Nurzhan Assan (Kazakhstan)
Christian Rouleau (United States) vs. Ruben Karapetyan (United States)
*Braunagel earns gold medal with a Round 5 win
Round 3
Mostafa Eldars (Egypt)* vs. Christian Dulaney (United States)
Keith Miley Jr (United States) vs. Eli Pannell (United States)
*Eldars earns gold medal with a Round 3 win
Round 3
Aden Attao* (United States) vs. Jose Nunez Encarnacion (Dominican Republic)
Cameron Groncki (United States) vs. Ronald Dombkowski II (United States)
*Attao earns gold medal with a Round 3 win
Kenneth Crosby (United States) dec. William Jakeway (United States), 5-2
Marat Garipov (Brazil) dec. Zachary Silvis (United States), 7-6
Yerony Liria Carreras (Dominican Republic) dec. Riley Lomenick (United States), 4-2
Randon Miranda (United States) tech. fall Rhett Peak (United States), 9-0
Ruslan Khamzin (UWW) tech. fall Ty Lydic (United States), 8-0
Tino Ojala (Finland) tech. fall Gavin Weichelt (United States), 9-0
Peyton Robb (United States) tech. fall Clay Radenz (United States), 11-1
Yanis Guendez Nifri (France) dec. Amr Hussen (Egypt), 6-1
Arvin Khosravy (United States) dec. Drew Allgeyer (United States), 7-0
Tigran Galustyan (France) tech. fall Giorgi Potskhverashvili (Georgia), 8-0
Tornike Dzamashvili (Georgia) dec. Adrian Artsisheuskiy (United States), 4-1
Tyler Eischens (United States) dec. Aaron Dobbs (United States), 3-1
Round 1
Maddox Khalimsky (United States) tech. fall Noah Rice (United States), 11-0
Nilton Soto Garcia (Peru) dec. Logan Savvy (United States), 3-2
Round 2
Noah Rice (United States) dec. Logan Savvy (United States), 9-3
Amryn Nutter (United States) tech. fall Nilton Soto Garcia (Peru), 9-0
Round 3
Amryn Nutter (United States) tech. fall Logan Savvy (United States), 13-3
Nilton Soto Garcia (Peru) fall Maddox Khalimsky (United States), 4:59
Round 4
Amryn Nutter (United States) dec. Maddox Khalimsky (United States), 8-1
Noah Rice (United States) dec. Nilton Soto Garcia (Peru), 6-5
Round 1
Nurzhan Assan (Kazakhstan) fall Christian Rouleau (United States), 1:15
Ruben Karapetyan (United States) tech. fall Henry Baronowski (United States), 8-0
Round 2
Ruben Karapetyan (United States) dec. Nurzhan Assan (Kazakhstan), 2-1
Zachary Braunagel (United States) tech. fall Henry Baronowski (United States), 9-0
Round 3
Zachary Braunagel (United States) tech. fall Ruben Karapetyan (United States), 8-0
Christian Rouleau (United States) fall Henry Baronowski (United States), 1:01
Round 4
Zachary Braunagel (United States) tech. fall Christian Rouleau (United States), 9-0
Nurzhan Assan (Kazakhstan) fall Henry Baronowski (United States), 0:39
Round 1
Mostafa Eldars (Egypt) T.F. Eli Pannell (United States), 9-0 (3:18)
Christian Dulaney (United States) Dec. Keith Miley Jr (United States), 3-0
Round 2
Mostafa Eldars (Egypt) tech. fall Keith Miley Jr (United States), 8-0
Eli Pannell (United States) tech. fall Christian Dulaney (United States), 9-0
Round 1
Aden Attao (United States) tech. fall Ronald Dombkowski II (United States), 10-0
Cameron Groncki (United States) fall Jose Nunez Encarnacion (Dominican Republic), 1:17
Round 2
Aden Attao (United States) tech. fall Cameron Groncki (United States), 8-0
Jose Nunez Encarnacion (Dominican Republic) tech. fall Ronald Dombkowski II (United States), 13-4
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