The Istanbul meet, which is taking place until May 12, is the final opportunity for wrestlers to earn a spot in the upcoming Summer Games in Paris 2024. Three Olympic quotas are available in each weight class and all matches will be live-streamed on United World Wrestling’s official website.
The top two finalists in each division will secure Olympic quotas for their countries, while the third spot will be determined by a playoff bout between the two bronze medallists in the weight class. Masuda, originally from Japan but now competing for Australia, and Barns, the Oceania champion in his weight class, were both eliminated in the quarters at their respective continental qualifiers. Despite this setback, Australia has a history of success in wrestling at the Olympics and has won three medals – one silver and two bronze.
To watch the World Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers 2024 live in Australia, tune in to United World Wrestling’s official website for live streaming. Unfortunately, there will be no live broadcast of the qualifiers on any TV channel in Australia. The schedule for Australian wrestlers at the World Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers 2024 is as follows: Women’s freestyle 62kg preliminary rounds on May 10 from 5:00 PM onwards; Women’s freestyle 62kg Paris 2024 qualification rounds (semi-finals) on May 11 from 1:00 AM onwards; Men’s freestyle 97kg preliminary rounds on May 11 from 5:00 PM onwards; Women’s freestyle 62kg repechage and bronze medal matches on May 11 from
