Succar of Lebanon ensured she was the global star of the women's 65.8-kilogram division with a win over Kazakhstan’s Meruyert Ibrayeva.

Gassanov joined the list of Kazakhstan fighters to stand top of the podium after downing compatriot Nukhan Zhumagazy in the men's 77.1-kilogram category.

Kazakhstan were impressive throughout the competition, winning 10 gold medals as part of their overall tally of 25 medals.

Kyrgyzstan finished second on six golds and 11 overall, with Adis Uulu Taalaibiek being among the victors.

He rose above Kazakhstan's Islam Davranov in the men's 83.9kg final while compatriot Farida Abdueva won two titles, which included the women's 52.2kg striking category.

Aurore Sahyoun matched Succa's effort for Lebanon as she defeated Desi Rahayu of Indonesia to seal the women's 72.6kg title.

Indonesia managed to secure a gold medal through Aprilia Lumbantungkup, who upset home favourite Khemika Suwanchot in the women's 56.7kg striking division.

India also tasted success thanks to Sumit Bhyan overcoming Kazakhstan's Bakhtiyar Kassymov, ensuring he remains the men's 70.3kg continental champion following his triumph last year.

Suttharang Norachart ended the competition in style for Thailand as he beat Tath Lomdik of India in the men's 52.2kg striking class to win the hosts sole gold medal.

Succar, Bhyan, Abdueva and Almaz Sarsembekov of Kazakhstan were recognised as the best athletes of the competition.