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Gold medalist Shelley Watts of Australia celebrates during the medal ceremony for the Women's Light (57 - 60kg) Final. Photo: Getty Images

Shelley Watts (left) of Australia and Laishram Devi of India competes in the Women's Light (57-60kg) Final Bout at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Shelley Watts of Australia celebrates winning the gold medal against Laishram Devi of India in the Women's Light (57 - 60kg) Final. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Shelley Watts (second from left) of Australia poses with silver Laishram Devi (left) of India and bronze medalists Alanna Audley-Murphy of Northern Ireland and Maria Machongua of Mozambique during the medal ceremony for the Women's Light (57 - 60kg) Final. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Andrew Moloney (second from left) of Australia poses with silver medalist Muhammad Waseem (left) of Pakistan and bronze medalists Reece Mcfadden of Scotland and Abdul Omar of Ghana during the medal ceremony for the Men's Fly (52kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Andrew Moloney of Australia looks at his medal during the medal ceremony for the Men's Fly (52kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Josh Taylor of Scotland celebrates winning the gold medal against Junias Jonas of Namibia in the Men's Light Welter (64kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Savannah Marshall (second from left) of England poses with silver medalist Ariane Fortin (from left) of Canada and bronze medalists Edith Ogoke of Nigeria and Lauren Price of Wales during the medal ceremony for the Women's Middle (69 - 75kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Savannah Marshall of England celebrates winning the gold medal against Ariane Fortin of Canada during the Women's Middle (69 - 75kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Savannah Marshall of England competes against Ariane Fortin of Canada during the Women's Middle (69 - 75kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Scott Fitzgerald of England competes with Mandeep Jangra of India in the Men's Welter (69kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

David Nyika of New Zealand celebrates winning the gold medal against Kennedy St Pierre of Mauritius in the Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Joseph Joyce of England poses during the medal ceremony for the Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Samir El-Mais of Canada celebrates winning the gold medal against David Light of New Zealand in the Men's Heavy (91kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Joseph Goodall of Australia competes against Joseph Joyce of England in the Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Joseph Joyce (second from left) of England poses with silver medalist Joseph Goodall of Australia and bronze medalists Mike Sekabembe of Uganda and Efe Ajagba of Nigeria during the medal ceremony for the Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Samir El-Mais of Canada poses with silver medalist David Light of New Zealand and bronze medalists Efetobor Apochi of Nigeria and Stephen Lavelle of Scotland during the medal ceremony for the Men's Heavy (91kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Vijender Vijender of India and Antony Fowler of England compete in the Men's Middle (75kg) Final Bout at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Kennedy St.Pierre (red) of Mauritius and David Nyika (blue) of New Zealand compete in the Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Final Bout at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Samir El-Mais (red) of Canada and David Light (blue) of New Zealand compete in the Men's Heavy (91kg) Final Bout at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist Antony Fowler (second from left) of England poses with silver medalist Vijender Vijender (left) of India and bronze medalists Benny Muziyo of Zambia and Connor Coyle of Northern Ireland during the medal ceremony for the Men's Middle (75kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

Gold medalist David Nyika of New Zealand poses with silver medalist Kennedy St Pierre of Mauritius and bronze medalists Sean Mcglinchy of Northern Ireland and Nathan Thorley of Wales during the medal ceremony for the Men's Light Heavy (81kg) Final at SSE Hydro. Photo: Getty Images

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