Introduction Wrestling is an individual sport, which involves anaerobic power as a result of high load on the metabolic systems, where quick energy provides a short movement with explosive power and maximum strength. In modern wrestling, only a talented and prepared wrestler can achieve high international results. The ability of a wrestler to achieve a competitive result will depend from condition anthropometric and physical, mental, and socio-psychological preparation. The purpose Main purpose of this study is calculation of data, which show parameters and different technical-tactical coefficients. Methods A total of 226 matches were held for the U17 European Wrestling Championship, for Greco-Roman wrestling 191 matches from 31 countries participated, and 206 matches for Freestyle wrestling from 29 countries with men's wrestling (freestyle only). Data analysis identified significant changes. All data analysis was performed through the statistical package SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences, version 20.0) and M.Office.Excel 2010. Pearson and Spearman correlation coefficients were used to evaluate linear associations of numerical variables. For all applied statistical procedures, values of p=0.05 were considered statistically significant. Results and discussion The research data obtained from this international European event held in the final stage in Tirana show that both Greco-Roman and Freestyle wrestling styles have made progress in increasing the quality of sport, which is expressed in increase in rhythm of the efficiency, rivalry of the matches held for each weight category. Conclusions In order to reach figures of contemporary high levels, coaches and wrestlers increase their general work, especially special training. Referring to specific indicators, it is necessary for trainers and specialists to strengthen their work in a year by applying different grips not only in demonstrative conditions but especially in increase of a large neuro-muscular tension.
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