Three gold medals went their way in Samsun, including in the opening final of the day, the men's under-61 kilogram category.

Ahmet Duman defeated Ukrainian Andrii Billichuk 11-0 for the gold medal and was joined on the podium by his team-mate Ahmet Tas - an 11-2 victor over Battulga Raash of Mongolia.

There was a Turkish one-two in the men's under-70kg, which was run under round-robin format.

Faruk Kirtepe and Cuneyt Budak won three matches out of four, but the gold went to Kirtepe on the head-to-head rule.

He defeated Budak 3-1 in round four of the tournament.

Two Ukrainians finished with two wins, but bronze went to Narek Pohosian who won on head-to-head by virtue of his victory over Vadym Tanasiichuk.

Zeynep Yetgil made it a third gold for Turkey in the women's under-55kg, having won all three of her round-robin matches.

Taking silver was Hungary's Tamara Dollak and bronze went to Esra Pul of Turkey.

Iran continued to claim titles, adding two more for a total of six after two days.

Vahid Esmaeilzadeh won the men's under-79kg final 4-3 over Ramazan Sari of Turkey, while Hamza Yusuf Isik won 6-3 over Slovakia's Jakub Sykora for bronze.

The other gold went to Danyal Shariatinia in the men's under-97kg, who defeated Ukraine's Daniil Pidlypenets 5-1.

Arif Ozen of Turkey took the final spot on the podium with a 2-0 win over Shatlyk Hemelyayev from Turkmenistan.

Ukraine won the final gold medal of the night in the women's under-62kg final, after Iryna Koliadenko defeated Ebru Dagbasi of Turkey 11-0.

Alejandra Rivera Arriaga of Mexico took the bronze medal with an 8-6 win against Elmas Celik from Turkey.