The young Iran squad, which medaled in all but one weight class, compiled 190 points to run away with the team title for the second straight year and sixth time in seven years.
Japan finished second with 146, while Kazakhstan edged Mongolia by two points for the third place with 125.
“Iran did something really great and valuable this year by bringing young wrestlers to the Asian Championships, proving that we can win the title with them and that they deserve our trust,” said Masoumi, whose father Fardin was a two-time world medalist and finished fifth at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
“The championship age is getting lower in the world, and I believe the more opportunities we give these young athletes, the bigger achievements they can accomplish,” he said.