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India`s 44 medals at the Grappling World Cup highlight its wrestling prowess, while the community mourns coach Mestvirishvili`s passing.

India has made waves at the Grappling World Cup 2025 in Kazakhstan, clinching an impressive total of 44 medals and securing a commendable 2nd place overall. This remarkable achievement underscores India`s growing dominance in international wrestling, showcasing the exceptional skill and unwavering determination of its grapplers across various categories.

In a bittersweet turn of events, the wrestling community mourns the loss of Vladimir Mestvirishvili, the esteemed Georgian coach who played a pivotal role in India`s wrestling resurgence. At the age of 69, Mestvirishvili, a former Soviet-era national team coach, was instrumental in mentoring legends like Sushil Kumar and Yogeshwar Dutt. His guidance not only led to Olympic medals but also significantly elevated India`s status in freestyle wrestling. Closely associated with the Chhatrasal Stadium in Delhi, Mestvirishvili`s legacy continues to inspire a new generation of wrestlers.

While detailed match scores and player statistics remain unavailable, India`s overall performance at the Grappling World Cup serves as a powerful testament to the nation`s competitive edge in the sport. For more on this story, check out the wrestling news and a heartfelt wrestling coach tribute.

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