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Pan Am Games: Day One Updated Results, Notes and Livestream

Wednesday, July 15, 2015 - 15:39 By United World Wrestling Press

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LIVE STREAM: Click here for ESPN3.com

BRACKETS: United World Wrestling Arena

PAN AM RESULTS PAGE: Toronto 2015 Results Page

Pan Am Games Medals Table - Greco-Roman

Nation G S B Total United States 2 1 1 4 Venezuela 1 1 0 2 Mexico 0 1 1 2 Colombia 0 0 2 2 Cuba 0 0 2 2 Ecuador 1 0 0 1 Panama 0 1 0 1 Chile 0 0 1 1 Peru 0 0 1 1

 

Greco-Roman - 59kg (9 entries)
GOLD: Andres MONTANO (ECU) df. Ali SOTO (MEX) by TF, 11-0
BRONZE: Cristobal TORRES (CHI) df. Dylan WILLIAMS (CAN), 3-0 
BRONZE: Spenser MANGO (USA) df. Jansel RAMIREZ (DOM), 6-3 

Semifinals: Ali SOTO (MEX) df. Cristobal TORRES (CHI) by TF, 8-0
Semifinals: Andres MONTANO (ECU) df. Spenser MANGO (USA) by TF, 9-1

1/4 Finals: Ali SOTO (MEX) df. Dylan WILLIAMS (CAN) by TF, 9-0
1/4 Finals: Cristobal TORRES (CHI) df. Marvin CHAVEZ (BOL) by TF, 8-0
1/4 Finals: Andres MONTANO (ECU) df. Jansel RAMIREZ (DOM), 7-6
1/4 Finals: Spenser MANGO (USA) df. Ismael BORRERO (CUB), 3-3

Qualification: Ismael BORRERO (CUB) df. Dicther TORO (COL) by TF, 8-0

Greco-Roman - 66kg (8 entries)
GOLD: Wuileixis RIVAS (VEN) df. Bryce SADDORIS (USA) by TF, 13-1
BRONZE: Miguel MARTINEZ (CUB) df. Jair Alexis CUERO (COL) by Default (6-0) 
BRONZE: Mario MOLINA (PER) df. Jefrin MEJIA (HON) by Disqualification (9-4)

Semifinals: Wuileixis RIVAS (VEN) df Miguel MARTINEZ (CUB), 2-1
Semifinals: Bryce SADDORIS (USA) df. Jefrin MEJIA (HON) by TF, 10-0

1/4 Finals: Miguel MARTINEZ (CUB) df. Bernardo CARDENAS (MEX) by TF, 13-4 
1/4 Finals: Wuileixis RIVAS (VEN) df. Jair Alexis CUERO (COL) by TF, 8-0 
1/4 Finals: Bryce SADDORIS (USA) df. Mario MOLINA (PER), 3-0 
1/4 Finals: Jefrin MEJIA (HON) df. Luis GUALLPA (ECU) by TF, 10-2

Greco-Roman - 75kg (8 entries)
GOLD: Andrew BISEK (USA) df. Alvis ALMENDRA (PAN) by TF, 8-0 
BRONZE: Carlos MUNOZ (COL) df. Maximiliano PRUDENZANO (ARG), 4-3 
BRONZE: Juan ESCOBAR (MEX) df. Luis AVENDANO (VEN) by Fall 

Semifinals: Alvis ALMENDRA (PAN) df. Carlos MUNOZ (COL), 2-2
Semifinals: Andrew BISEK (USA) df. Juan ESCOBAR (MEX) by TF, 9-0

1/4 Finals: Alvis ALMENDRA (PAN) df. Maximiliano PRUDENZANO (ARG) by TF, 9-0 
1/4 Finals: Carlos MUNOZ (COL) df. Asnage CASTELLY (HAI) by TF, 10-2
1/4 Finals: Juan ESCOBAR (MEX) df. Renzo Luigi GARCIA (PER) by TF, 8-0
1/4 Finals: Andrew BISEK (USA) df. Luis AVENDANO (VEN), 7-0

Greco-Roman - 85kg (7 entries)
GOLD: Jon ANDERSON (USA) df. Querys PEREZ (VEN) by TF, 9-0 
BRONZE: Cristian MOSQUERA (COL) df. Alfonso LEYVA (MEX) by TF, 8-0 
BRONZE: Alan VERA (CUB) df. Oscar MARTINEZ (HON) by TF, 9-0

Semifinals: Querys PEREZ (VEN) df. Cristian MOSQUERA (COL), 6-5
Semifinals: Jon ANDERSON (USA) df. Alan VERA (CUB) by TF, 8-0

Qualifications: Querys PEREZ (VEN) df. Alfonso LEYVA (MEX), 6-4
Qualifications: Jon ANDERSON (USA) df. Oscar MARTINEZ (HON) by TF, 8-0
Qualifications: Alan VERA (CUB) df. Luis BETANCOURT (PUR) by TF, 8-0 

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U17 Pan-Ams More Than Medals Camp Sees Highest-Ever Participation

Wednesday, April 15, 2026 - 09:37 By United World Wrestling Press

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PANAMA CITY, Panama (April 14) -- United World Wrestling’s More Than Medals program reached a new milestone as its 10th edition in Panama recorded its highest participation to date, bringing together 120 athletes from 17 countries across the Americas.

Held from April 6 to 11 in Panama City, the six-day camp reflected the steady growth of the program, both in scale and impact, reinforcing its role as one of UWW’s leading development initiatives in the region.

Since its inception, More Than Medals has been designed to go beyond competition, and the 2026 edition continued that vision by combining high-performance training with education and cultural exchange. The record participation in this milestone edition highlighted the increasing relevance of the program.

On the mat, athletes trained under the guidance of experienced regional coaches, focusing on technical execution, tactical awareness and physical conditioning. Sessions were structured to accommodate different levels, ensuring a productive environment for both emerging and advanced wrestlers.

Off the mat, the educational component remained central to the program. Workshops on anti-doping and sports psychology provided athletes with essential tools to manage performance, decision-making and well-being in high-level environments.

The program also emphasized connection and exchange among participants. Cultural activities, including visits to local natural sites and the Panama Canal, offered opportunities for athletes to interact outside of training, strengthening relationships across national boundaries.