Turkish wrestler Rıza Kayaalp bagged the gold medal on Tuesday at the 2017 World Wrestling Championships in Paris.
Competing in the men's 130-kg (286 pounds) Greco-Roman category, Kayaalp defeated his Estonian rival Heiki Nabi to become the world wrestling champion.
Kayalp is the second athlete to win a gold medal at Paris after Metehan Başar, who won the gold medal after beating Germany's Denis Maksymilian Kudla in the 85-kg category on Monday.
The 27-year-old athlete from central Turkey's Yozgat province claimed the title two times before at the 2011 championships in Istanbul and the 2015 games in Las Vegas.
The national athlete had also received a silver medal at the Rio Games in 2016. He is also the seven-time European Wrestling Champion.
