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USA’s Adeline Gray celebrates her victory over Turkey’s Yasemin Adar during the final of women’s freestyle wrestling 76-kilogram division at the World Wrestling Championships in Budapest, Hungary on Oct. 24, 2018. Getting your player ready...
Adeline Gray dominated Yasemin Adar of Turkey with a 13-1 technical fall to claim the 2018 World Wrestling Championships’ 76-kilogram title Wednesday in Budapest, Hungary.
It was 27-year-old Bear Creek High School alumna’s fourth world championship, tying Tricia Saunders for the most world titles by an American woman. Gray won gold at 67-kilograms in 2012 and at 75-kilograms in 2014 and 2015. There was no tournament for Olympic weight classes in 2016 and , according to TeamUSA.
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It was also Gray’s sixth world medal, which leaves her behind just Kristie Davis, who has nine.



