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Tezcan put on the activity clock with 3:10 left in the match. Fernandez grabbed a single leg into a cradle for the fall.

Ozmez went in for a single leg takedown to take a 2-0 lead and we went back to neutral with 3:21 left. Ozmez continued to work the single with another shot that allowed her to get behind Von Gonten. With Von Gonten holding a quadpod, Ozmez sent Von Gonten to her back for four to take a 6-0 lead. Ozmez scored on a go-behind to take an 8-0 lead into the break. On an attempt for an ankle pick from Von Gonten, Ozmez worked around Von Gonten and scored the takedown to win 10-0.

Neither wrestler budged in the early ties until Solomon worked a go-behind for two. She then locked in an arm bar for two tilts to go up 6-0 at 2:25. Solomon held the six-point advantage heading into the intermission. Solomon closed out the match, sending Akshara to her back from a standing single leg position to win gold by the final score of 11-0 after a lost India challenge.

Healey controlled the match from the hop and worked the go-behind to success with three straight takedowns. She then planted Szentpal on her back for four off a double leg attack to seal the 10-0 technical fall.

Valdez strong on the early collar tie and slides by for the first takedown and tilts Devba once for the 4-0 lead. After action worked toward the edge of the mat, Valdez forced out Devba to take a 5-0 lead, which held at the intermission. Valdez took down Devba with an underhook and took a 7-0 lead. Valdez scored one more takedown as time expired to win 9-0.

Single leg shot to a takedown gives Tovar an early 2-0 lead. Karenbauer tried to for a snapdown, but Tovar countered with his second score of the match to go up 4-0. Off the restart, Karenbauer came with a strong double leg to score as the action went out of bounds. However, after a Colombia challenge, the score was adjusted to 6-0 in favor of Tovar after it was deemed Tovar successfully countered while in par terre to expose Karenbauer for two points. After the challenge, Tovar put the match away with a double leg attack followed by a high gut to win 10-0.

Aaryan came out quick and tried to hit a single leg, but Deputy stayed up and only allowed one point for a step out. On the ensuing restart, Aaryan rolled Deputy out of bounds to grab a 3-0 lead. Aaryan forced out Deputy once again to extend his lead to 4-0. Deputy locked in two after an exposure, but after the restart Aaryan gathered another takedown. The back-and-forth battle continued with a takedown from Deputy. However, Aaryan put up four points with a takedown and exposure to keep distance. Deputy made it 10-5 with a reversal. With time winding down, Deputy secured an armbar to pull within three and he was looking for the fall, but time expired and Aaryan grabbed the 10-7 decision.

After Mocco went on the clock, Bagdavadze scored first with the clock expiring, then he forced Mocco out to go up 2-0. Bagdavadze held the 2-0 lead at the intermission. Mocco was pushed out once again as his deficit grew to three. Mocco could not score late and dropped a 3-0 decision.

Karenbauer posted the takedown from an ankle pick and tried to work a leg lace but was only able to score the two. The 2-0 lead for Karenbauer held at the break. Karenbauer added two more with a double leg attack, then forced out Izzatillaev. Karenbauer continued to dictate the match with another takedown. Izzatillaev got on the board with his first takedown, but Karenbauer came back with a four-point move sending Izzatillaev to his back. Izzatillaev scored a late takedown, but Karenbauer moved into the semifinals with an 11-4 decision.

Deputy held the advantage in the early going, and after getting on top of Sapojnic, he controlled the takedown for two and turned him once with a gutwrench to take a 4-0 lead. Deputy grabbed another four points with a takedown and one gutwrench. Deputy sealed the match after lifting Sapojnic and sending him straight to his back for four to win 12-0.

Ikeda was put on the clock at 3:18. Ikeda worked a takedown to grab a 2-0 lead and halted the activity clock. Karenbauer leveled the score with a two-point takedown. The score remained 2-2 at the intermission. Karenbauer grabbed a 6-2 lead with a takedown and turn from a gutwrench. Ikeda scored one more takedown and tried to go for a leg lace as time expired, but Karenbauer held on for the 6-4 victory.

Kikiniou put on clock at 3:15. Shot clock expired on Kikiniou, and Solis went up 1-0 at the break. Solis put on clock at 1:30. Match tied after clock expired on Solis. Solis came back and scored on a single-leg shot and exposed Kikiniou to grab a 5-1 lead. A lost challenge put Solis ahead, 6-1, which was the final score of the bout.

Bozorzoda took the first shot on a single leg and, after not controlling the takedown, he sent O’Farrill into danger for two. Bozorzoda added two more with a throw on the edge of the mat from a bodylock. O’Farrill worked an upper body attack into a takedown to cut his deficit in half. Bozorzoda forced O’Farrill out just before the break to take a 5-2 lead at the break. O’Farrill scored two after converting on a duck under to make it 5-4. Bozorzoda went up 6-4 after forcing O’Farrill out again. Bozorzoda took an 8-4 lead after sending O’Farrill into danger from par terre. O’Farrill scored on a go-behind and took Bozorzoda out looking for four, but only converted on a two-point toss. O’Farrill looked for the late score to tie the bout, but dropped an 8-6 decision.

Karenbauer started with a front headlock into a cradle, worked exposures to post the quick 48-second, 10-0 technical fall.

Jintcharadze was put on the activity clock at 3:02. Kikiniou got the first point with the activity clock expiring. He then put two more points on the board after scoring off an ankle pick. The 3-0 lead for Kikiniou held at the break. On a leg attack from Jintcharadze, Kikiniou dodged it and scored on a go-behind. He grabbed a 7-0 lead after exposing Jintcharadze once. Kikiniou went on to win the bout, 7-0.

Healey took early control of the match with the takedown and tilted Gavaa twice to go up 6-0. Healey worked into a gutwrench to record two more turns and seal the 10-0 technical fall 1:25 into the match.

WIN Aiaru Iliyas (Kazakhstan), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Zaytuna Saparova (Uzbekistan), fall, 3:42

LOSS Natsumi Sasaki (Japan), 4-2

WIN Rohini Devba (India), 9-0

WIN Gulnoza Zakirdjanova (Uzbekistan), fall, 1:35

LOSS Kokona Makino (Japan), 8-2

WIN Mungunchimeg Gavaa (Mongolia), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Vivien Szentpal (Hungary), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Mariia Zhytovoz (Hungary), 5-4

WIN Fatima Bayramova (Azerbaijan), fall, 3:06

WIN Alejandra Serrano Roa (Colombia), fall, 3:42

WIN Akshara (India), tech. fall, 11-0

WIN Avanshika (India), fall, 2:27

WIN Marisa Iturrino (Puerto Rico), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Kamila Temiraeva (Russia), 8-6

WIN Aruzhan Bakytnuy (Kazakhstan), 7-6

LOSS Ozdenur Ozmez (Türkiye), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Taniya (India), fall, 1:45

WIN Sophia Anastase (Romania), fall, 1:03

WIN Maja Wejchan (Poland), fall, 0:33

WIN Kiymet Tezcan (Türkiye), fall, 1:25

WIN Bogdan Sapojnic (Germany), tech. fall, 12-0

LOSS Aaryan (India), 10-7

VS Huseyn Rzazade (Azerbaijan) or Amirali Ragheb Faz (Iran)

WIN Valentin Deleanu (Moldova), tech. fall, 10-0

WIN Kyosuke Ikeda (Japan), 6-4

WIN Mukhammadiasin Izzatillaev (Kyrgyzstan), 11-4

LOSS Jovanni Tovar (Colombia), tech. fall, 10-0

VS Yusuf Koack (Türkiye) or Khusel Purevaaatar (Mongolia) or Prathmesh Patil (India)

WIN Bidzina Jintcharadze (Georgia), 7-0

LOSS Jovani Solis (Puerto Rico), 6-1

LOSS Ayubjon Bozorzoda (Tajikistan), 8-6

LOSS Murtaz Bagdavadze (Georgia), 3-0