Egypt’s Mostafa Hussein Beats Hungary’s Levai to Win U23 World Wrestling Gold in Las Vegas

Egyptian wrestler Mostafa Hussein has achieved a major international success after winning the gold medal at the U23 World Wrestling Championship in the United States, finishing first in the 77kg category following an impressive series of victories.
Hussein delivered strong performances throughout the tournament, defeating opponents from different countries and showing his ability to compete at the highest level before reaching the podium as world champion.
Mostafa Hussein Wins Gold in the Final
Mostafa Hussein secured the world title after defeating Hungary's Levi 5-2 in the final.
The Egyptian wrestler showed great focus and determination throughout the match, overcoming the pressure of the decisive contest to claim the gold medal.
His victory completed an outstanding tournament in which he remained unbeaten, producing impressive results against several strong international opponents.
Winning the U23 World Championship represents an important achievement in Hussein's career, as the competition brings together some of the world's most promising young wrestlers.
The gold medal also marks another international success for Egyptian wrestling and highlights Hussein's growing potential on the global stage.
An Impressive Journey to the World Title
Mostafa Hussein began his journey toward the gold medal with a convincing 10-2 victory over his Norwegian opponent, taking an important step forward in the competition.
He continued his impressive run by defeating Russia's Ruslan Nurilayev through technical superiority, securing his place in the semifinals.
In the semifinal match, Hussein produced another dominant performance against Ukraine's Irfan Mirzoyev, winning 9-0 to book his place in the final.
The Egyptian wrestler then completed his successful campaign by defeating Hungary's Levi 5-2, securing the gold medal in the 77kg category and adding another achievement to Egypt's international wrestling record.
This success reflects the ability of Egyptian wrestlers to compete against leading international opponents.
It also gives Hussein valuable confidence as he looks to continue improving and competing for more major titles in the coming years.
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