Azerbaijani athletes have completed their performances at the Paris-2024 Summer Olympic Games.

Axar.az reports that 7 out of 48 athletes won medals.

Azerbaijani athletes registered the last of the received awards today.

Freestyle wrestler Magomedkhan Magomedov (97 kg) faced Ukrainian representative Murazi Mchedlidze in the match for the third place and was happy with the victory with a score of 10:0. With this, our athlete won the third bronze medal for Azerbaijan.

List of athletes who won a total of 7 medals:

Judo: Hidayat Heydarov (73 kg) - gold

Zelim Kotsoyev (100 kg) - gold

Boxing: Alfonso Dominguez (92 kg) - silver

Taekwondo: Gashim Magomedov (58 kg) - silver

Greco-Roman wrestling: Hasrat Jafarov (67 kg) - bronze

Freestyle wrestling: Giorgi Meshvildishvili (125 kg) - bronze

Magomedkhan Magomedov (97 kg) - bronze

Those who did not win a medal:

Badminton

Edi Reski Dvichayo (men, individual), Keisha Fatima Zahra (women, individual)

Rhythmic gymnastics

Zohra Agamirova

Group actions team (Laman Alimuradova, Kamila Aliyeva, Yelizaveta Luzan, Gullu Aghalarzade and Darya Sorokina)

Trampoline gymnastics

Seljan Magsudova

Freestyle wrestling

Aliabbas Rzazade (57 kg), Haji Aliyev (65 kg), Turan Bayramov (74 kg), Osman Nurmagomedov (86 kg)

Greco-Roman wrestling

Murad Mammadov (60 kg), Sanan Suleymanov (77 kg), Rafig Huseynov (87 kg), Sabah Shariati (130 kg)

Women's wrestling

Maria Stadnik (50 kg)

Athletics

Anna Skidan, blacksmithing

Boxing

Nijat Huseynov (51 kg), Malik Hasanov (63.5 kg), Murad Allahverdiyev (80 kg)

Muhammad Abdullayev (+92 kg)

Shooting

Ruslan Lunyov (10 m, air pistol)

Basketball

Women's team, 3x3 type

Rowing

Diana Dymchenko, (2000 m, academic rowing)

Triathlon

Rostislav Pevtsov

Fencing

Anna Bashta, (saber)

Archery

Yaylagul Ramazanova

Swimming

Maryam Sheikhalizadekhangah, Ramil Valizadeh

Judo

Balabey Agayev (men, 60 kg), Yashar Najafov (men, 66 kg), Zelim Tchkayev (men, 81 kg), Eljan Hajiyev (men, 90 kg), Ushangi Kokauri (men, +100 kg), Leyla Aliyeva (women , 48 kg), Gultac Mammadaliyeva (women, 52 kg)