Suzuki Katsuya (81 kg) and Hotta Atsushi (73 kg) brushed aside the oppositions to assert their supremacy. Iran were in the second spot with a gold, silver and a bronze while India B were lying third with Handa's gold and 3 bronze. In fact, taking into account the silver and a bronze medal the India A side also wrapped up, the Indian tally indeed looks quite respectable.Results
60 kg (final): Jatinder Handa (India B) bt Sedighi Khodivar (uzbekistan) on Ipoon (throwing technique).
Semifinals: Jatinder Handa (Ind B) bt Laudoucp Kevin (Mauritius) on Ippon (throwing technique); Sedighi Khodivar (Uzbek) bt L Dinit Singh (Ind A) on points. (1, Jatinder (Ind B), 2 Khodivar (Uzbek), 3 Lauducp Kevin (Maur) and Ragashev Rasleem (Uzbek)).

66 kg (final): Mireshmaeili Arash (Iran) bt Rakesh Kumar (Ind A) on Ippon (superior attack).
Semifinals: Mireshmaeili (Iran) bt Rajiv Ruhil (Ind B) on Ippon; Rakesh (Ind A) bt Jayaweera B (Sri Lanka) on Ippon. (1, Mireshmaelli (Iran), 2 Rakesh (Ind A), 3 Rajiv Ruhil (Ind B) and Baymocav Chingis (Uzbek)).

73 kg (final): Hotta Atsushi (Japan) bt Poladi Baras (Iran) on Ippon (holding technique).
Semifinals: Poladi (Iran) bt Guuliev Yusuf (Uzbek) -- defensive attitude; Hotta (Japan) bt Jai Pal (Ind A) on Ippon (ground tackling). (1 Hotta, 2 Poladi, 3 Vinod Solanki (Ind B) and Gulliev Yusuf (Uzbek).

81 kg (final): Suzuki Katsuya (Japan) bt Arustamov Armen (Uzbek) on Ippon (throwing technique).
Semifinals: Suzuki (Japan) bt Sanjeev Kumar (Ind A) on Ippon (throwing technique); Armen (Uzbek) bt Satsh Badsar (Ind B) on Ippon (throwing technique). (1 Suzuki (Japan), 2 Armen (Uzbek), 3 Satish (Ind B) and Sanjeev (Ind A).