Turkey's Atakan Yuksel wins the gold medal in the men's 67-kg Greco-Roman category of the 2019 European Wrestling Championships
Turkish wrestler, Atakan Yuksel holds Turkish flag high during 2019 European Wrestling Championships.
Competing in the men's 67-kg Greco-Roman category, Yuksel beat Polish competitor Gevorg Sahakyan 5-1 to claim the medal in the tournament in Bucharest. So far, Turkey has won two golds, one silver and two bronze medals in the Greco-Roman category at the tournament.
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