Russian Zavur Uguev won gold in the men's wrestling freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday.
India's Ravi Kumar took silver while Kazakhstan's Nurislam Sanayev and Thomas Gilman of the United States claimed the bronze medals.
Russia win gold in men's wrestling
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