U.S. wrestling team captures most gold medals at world championships

The U.S. wrestling team secured a historic achievement at the World Wrestling Championships in Kazakhstan, winning the most gold medals outright for the first time. Spencer Lee and Levi Haines won titles on the final day, contributing to a total of seven golds for the U.S., surpassing Iran. This victory matches the U.S.'s record for total titles at a single world championships, previously set in 2022. Earlier wins included Adaugo Nwachukwu, Everest Leydecker, Bo Bassett, Kyle Dake, and Kyle Snyder, showcasing the depth of talent in men's and women's freestyle categories. The U.S. also tied for total medals with 15, highlighting a strong overall performance in this year's event.

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