The Albanian Wrestling Federation will host, for the first time in Albania, the World Wrestling Championship for Adults, the World Wrestling Congress, and for the second time, the U23 World Championship. These events will feature participants from 80 countries, bringing together 2,300 athletes and coaches from around the world.

The Albanian Wrestling Federation announced that the World Wrestling Congress will bring 117 participating countries to Albania, along with 200 delegates from all over the world, who are some of the most prominent figures in the sport of wrestling.

The U23 World Championship will take place from October 21st to 27th at the Olympic Park “Feti Borova.”

The “World Championship for Adults” (non-Olympic weights) will also be held from October 21st to 27th at the Olympic Park “Feti Borova.”

Meanwhile, the World Wrestling Congress will be held on October 27th, from 08:30 to 09:00, at “Ajman Park” in Shijak.

The Wrestling Federation states that this is the first time Albania is listed as the first small country to host events of this caliber.

The National Team will be represented in the U23 World Championship in the Greco-Roman category by wrestlers Daniel Dajani (67 kg), Amarildo Laska (63 kg), Julijan Shehu (87 kg), Klodjan Shehu (77 kg), Ardit Zeneli (72 kg), and Andi Muça (55 kg).

In the Freestyle category, Albania will be represented by wrestlers Arjan Danaj (79 kg), Altin Ganci (86 kg), Klevis Koceku (74 kg), Endrio Avdyli (61 kg), and Klevis Preci (65 kg). In the women’s category, the national team is represented by wrestlers Esmeralda Nela (53 kg) and Kleona Shabani (65 kg).

In the World Championship for Adults (non-Olympic weights), in the Greco-Roman category, Albania is represented by Kevin Kupi (82 kg), Jurgen Uku (63 kg), Bajram Sina (55 kg), and Gjete Prenga (72 kg).

In the Freestyle category, Albania is represented by wrestlers Orges Lila (79 kg), Marjus Malko (92 kg), Eriglent Prizreni (70 kg), and Endrio Avdyli (61 kg).

In the women’s category, Albania is represented by wrestler Albina Drazhi (65 kg).

The coaches of the National Team are Ermal Kryeziu, Altin Shtjefni, Oltian Karaj, and Leonard Cakmashi.

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