Complete Results from PWL 10; Aiello, N. Lee, B. Lee faced Russian foes

Nov 9, 2025, 6:14 PM EST

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PWL 10 was a proving ground for many of the world’s elite international wrestlers; Taking part from the U.S. were Jay Aiello, Nick Lee and Brayton Lee. All three were defeated by Russian opponents.

The highly touted Alikhan Ktsoev built a five-point lead on Aiello deep into the 97 kg main event. Aiello battled back to within a point by shelfing a single leg for a takedown and gaining a set of exposure points from an ankle lace. He was unable to find a score in the final 32 seconds and dropped the bout, 5-4.

The other two matches featuring American athletes went in favor of the opposition with early 10-0 exits.

2021 World champion Abasgadzhi Magomedov scored four takedowns, including a four-point fireman’s, to get the win over Nick Lee at 65 kg. Lee competed for the first time since the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in April 2024.

It only took 1:47 for 2019 U20 World silver medalist Kurban Shiraev to get past Brayton Lee at 70 kg. Shiraev landed two vintage Russian fireman’s attempts, and scored a lace, in the win.

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Results from the full PWL 10 card can be found below.

PWL 10

November 8

Main Card

MFS 97 kg – Alikhan Ktsoev (Russia) dec. Jay Aiello (United States), 5-4

GR 87 kg – Aleksander Komarov (Serbia) dec. Alan Ostaev (Russia), 2-0

WFS 53 kg – Yui Susaki (Japan) fall Natalia Pudova (Russia), 3:13

GR 55 kg – Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan) dec. Emin Sefershaev (Russia), 10-7

MFS 65 kg – Abasgadzhi Magomedov (Russia) tech. fall Nick Lee (United States), 10-0

GR 82 kg – Ayk Mnatsakanian (Bulgaria) dec. Akzhol Makhmudov (Kyrgyzstan), 3-2

GR 77 kg – Sergey Stepanov (Russia) dec. Malkhas Amoyan (Armenia), 2-0

MFS 61 kg – Zaur Uguev (Russia) tech. fall Nuraddin Novruzov (Azerbaijan), 11-0

Preliminary Card

WFS 62 kg – Nonoka Ozaki (Japan) dec. Alina Kasabieva (Russia), 5-0

MFS 70 kg – Kurban Shiraev (Russia) tech. fall Brayton Lee (United States), 10-0

GR 63 kg – Aitzhan Khalmakhanov (Uzbekistan) fall Kerem Kamal (Turkey), 3:48

MFS 79 kg – Suldkhu Olonbayar (Mongolia) dec. Akhmed Usmanov (Russia), 3-0

GR 130 kg – Sergey Semenov (Russia) fall Pavel Glinchuk (Belarus), 1:44

Undercard

MFS 86 kg – Khalil Aminov (Russia) dec. Radik Valiev (Russia), 10-4

MFS 74 kg – Inalbek Sheriev (Russia) dec. Alan Kudzoev (Russia), 4-1

MFS 57 kg – Abubakar Mutaliev (Russia) dec. Abdumalik Karachov (Kyrgyzstan), 10-5

MFS 92 kg – Abubakr Abakarov (Azerbaijan) dec. Kamil Kurugliev (Kazakhstan), 4-0

GR 130 kg – Mohamed Abdellatif (Egypt) dec. Marat Kamparov (Russia), 1-0

MFS 70 kg – Tulga Tumur-Ochir (Mongolia) dec. Dalgat Abdulkadyrov (Russia), 2-1

GR 97 kg – Kirill Maskevich (Belarus) dec. Magomed Murtazaliev (Russia), 3-0

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