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Zurfluh defeated

Bissig wins again at the cantonal festival in Uri

  • Lukas Bissig celebrates his victory at the 103rd Cantonal Festival of Uri with the winning prize, the Anina cattle
  • Lukas Bissig (right) defeated Michael Zurfluh in the final round
  • This is Bissig's third victory in a row at the Uri Cantonal Festival
  • Confederate Marcel Bieri, who had started as one of the favorites, had to settle for 3rd place after two defeats
  • Jonas Amrhyn finished the festival in 2nd place

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Lukas Bissig celebrates his victory at the 103rd Cantonal Festival of Uri with the winning prize, the Anina cattle

Image: Keystone

The winner of the Uri Cantonal Wrestling Festival 2026 is Lukas Bissig.

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06.06.2026, 18:34•06.06.2026, 18:35

The Swiss national defeated Michael Zurfluh with an overthrow after 1:16 minutes in the first all-Uri final round at the home festival since 1988.

This is Bissig's fourth wreath victory and his third in a row at the Uri cantonal festival. After defeating Roman Wandeler in the first round, the 23-year-old from Attinghausen confidently put his five other opponents to the sawdust.

The Swiss national Marcel Bieri, who was one of the favorites, had to settle for 3rd place behind Jonas Amrhyn after two defeats.

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Bissig wins again at the cantonal festival in Uri