Repechage (55 kg): Munkhgerel Munkhbat (MGL) over Payton Stroud, 10-0

Stroud gave up the first takedown but fought off a turn at the edge of the mat. She attempted a headlock when they returned to their feet but gave up another takedown in the process. Munkbat picked up her third takedown on a low-level shot and scored for the third time. She scored her fourth takedown moments later and picked up a turn for a 10-0 technical superiority win. Payton Stroud has been eliminated from the tournament. 

Round of 16 (65 kg): Irina Ringaci (MDA) over Alara Boyd, 9-2

Ringaci scored four points off a fireman’s carry then picked up a turn for an early 6-0 lead. She picked up a late first-period takedown for an 8-0 lead at the break. 

Boyd attempted a head to the inside single but Ringaci fought through the position and eventually escaped unscathed with her 8-0 lead intact. Ringaci shot a low single but Boyd counter with a turn for her first two points of the match. Ringaci scored a reversal and eventually won, 9-2.

Round of 16 (57 kg): Claire DiCugno vs. Mansi Mansi (IND)

Mansi struck first with a two-point takedown off a go behind then she laced up the legs for a pair of turns to lead 6-0. DiCugno took a bite into the lead with a late takedown but was still behind 6-2 entering the break. 

Mansi scored first on a step out then followed that up with a takedown near the edge of the mat for a 9-2 lead. Another step-out off a shot out of bounds extended the lead to 10-2.

DiCugno fired back with her second takedown of the match but still had ground to cover with a minute remaining and a 10-4 deficit. 

Mansi spun behind for another takedown and a 12-4 lead. Mansi finished the match with a four-point double, which resulted in a 16-4 technical superiority win.

DiCugno was eliminated from the tournament after Mansi lost in the next round.

Round of 16 (72 kg): Kennedy Blades vs. Mariam Guseinova (RUS)

Blades wasted no time getting on the board with a four-point double-leg. Another takedown and turn made it 8-0. Blades finished off the match with a 10-0 technical superiority in 1:11.

Round of 16 (62 kg): Korina Blades vs. Nadzeya Bulanaya (BLR)

Blades looked sharp early, scoring a trio of takedowns and fighting off a headlock attempt at the end of the period for a 6-0 lead at the break. 

Bulanaya scored first in the second period with a takedown but Blades got one back on a step-out for a 7-2 lead. Another step-out extended her lead to 8-2. Blades fought off a shot and a headlock attempt in the closing seconds for an 8-2 win. 

Quarterfinals (53 kg): Jaslynn Gallegos vs. Chamodya Keshani Maduravalagedon (SRI)

Gallegos got on the board first with an activity clock violation but was taken to her back off a shot as soon as the clock expired, which only resulted in two points for Maduravalage. Despite nearly getting pinned, Gallegos was only down 2-1 after the exchange. Gallegos hit a four-point throw off an underhook to take a 5-2 lead into the break.

Gallegos hit another four-point throw but gave up a reversal for a 9-3 lead. Gallegos came out on top with a four-point throw off a terrific scramble for a 13-3 technical superiority win. 

Quarterfinals (72 kg): Kennedy Blades over Nurzat Nurtaeva (KGZ)

Well, that didn’t take long. Blades got on the board immediately with a lightning-fast takedown followed by another takedown a few seconds later along with a turn. She led 6-0 in under a minute. Blades ended it with another takedown and another turn for a 10-0 technical superiority. 

Quarterfinals (62 kg): Korina Blades over Yagmur Cakmak (TUR), FALL

Cakmak scored forest with an exposure, Blades came out with a reversal, then Cakmak scored on another exposure for a 4-1 lead at the break.

Cakmak snagged another step-out for a 5-1 lead. Cakmak scored on a four-point throw out of bounds but the American corner challenged and lost, resulting in a 10-1 deficit.

Blades got the fall in a stunning turn of events by grabbing the chin and reaching across the far leg.

Semifinals (53 kg): Emma Jonna Denise Malmgren (SWE) over Jaslynn Gallegos, 12-1

Gallegos nearly countered out of a shot but was taken down for four shortly after the official was about to blow the action dead. Malmgrem scored two more on a takedown but was reversed by Gallegos for a 6-1 lead. 

Malmgren hit Gallegos with a carry for another four points to extend the lead to 10-1. Gallegos attempted an underarm spin at the end of the period then a lateral drop but was countered for two points. Malmgren won by technical superiority, 12-1 and moves into the finals. 

Semifinals (62 kg): Alina Kasabieva (RUS) over Korina Blades, 10-0

Kasabieva hit a single and brought it up high to eventually score the first takedown of the match early in the first period. Another single-leg takedown made the score 4-0. Kasabieva whizzered out of a shot by Blades to avoid getting taken down near the end of the period. She took a 4-0 lead into the break. 

Kasabieva scored on a sweep single in the second period to extend her lead to 6-0. She followed that up with a double to for her fourth takedown then ended the match with a cross body ankle pick for a 10-0 technical superiority. 

Semifinals (72 kg): Kennedy Blades over Saneh Saneh (IND), 11-0

Blades kept her tradition by scoring off the whistle — this time with a five-point bomb to start the match. She went back to the two-point variety on a double leg takedown for a 7-0 lead. 

The second period was more of the same. Blades scored off a single then picked up a turn for an 11-0 technical superiority and spot in the gold medal finals. 

Gold medal match (50 kg): Emily Shilson over Enkhzul Batbaatar (MGL), 10-0

Shilson struck first with a takedown off a go-behind for a 2-0 lead. Another go behind and three consecutive guts ended the match 10-0 and gave Shilson the 50-kg gold.

Gold medal match (68 kg): Amit Elor over Elizaveta Petliakova (RUS), 10-0

Elor worked from a front headlock to a go-behind for a takedown and three turns for an 8-0 lead. Two step-outs made it 10-0. Elor is your World champion with a technical superiority win in the finals. 

Gold medal match (76 kg): Kylie Welker over Bipasha Bipasha (IND), 10-0

Welker scored four points on a snatch single then countered a shot by Bipasha, which resulted in three turns and a 10-0 technical superiority.