Олимпийские Игры 2012. Вольная борьба. Весовая категория 55 кг. Основные претенденты на "золото" по версии www.themat.com

Олимпийские Игры 2012. Вольная  борьба. Весовая категория 55 кг. Основные претенденты на "золото" по версии www.themat.com

1st at 2011 World Championships – Viktor Lebedev (Russia)
2nd at 2011 World Championships – Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria)
3rd at 2011 World Championships – Daulet Niyazbekov (Kazakhstan)
3rd at 2011 World Championships – Hassan Rahimi (Iran)
5th at 2011 World Championships – Mihan Jaburyan (Armenia)
5th at 2011 World Championships – Sam Hazewinkel (United States)
2012 European Olympic qualifier champion – Vladimir Khinchegashvili (Georgia)
2012 European Olympic qualifier runner-up – Ahmet Peker (Turkey)
2012 Asian Olympic qualifier champion – Amit Kumar (India)
2012 Asian Olympic qualifier runner-up – Shinichi Yumoto (Japan)
2012 Pan American Olympic qualifier champion – David Tremblay (Canada)
2012 Pan American Olympic qualifier runner-up – Brandon Jesus Escobar Amador (Honduras)
2012 Africa/Oceania Olympic qualifier champion – Ibrahim Farag Abdelhakim (Egypt)
2012 Africa/Oceania Olympic qualifier runner-up – Naatele Sem Shilimela (Namibia)
Olympic Qualifier #1 champion – Kyong-Il Yang (North Korea)
Olympic Qualifier #1 runner-up – Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan)
Olympic Qualifier #1 bronze medalist – Jin-Cheol Kim (Korea)
Olympic Qualifier #2 champion – Naranbaatar Bayaraa (Mongolia)
Olympic Qualifier #2 runner-up – Nikolai Noev (Tajikistan)

Результаты прошлых лет:

2011 World Championships
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold – Viktor Lebedev (Russia); Silver – Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria); Bronze – Daulet Niyabekov (Kazakhstan); Bronze – Hassan Rahimi (Iran); 5th – Mihran Jaburyan (Armenia); 5th – Nick Simmons (USA); 7th – Vladimer Khinchegashvili (Georgia); 8th – Shinichi Yumoto (Japan); 9th – Nurlan Makenaliev (Kyrgyzstan); 10th – Bayaraa Naranbaatar (Mongolia)

2010 World Championships
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold – Victor Lebedev (Russia); Silver – Toghrul Asgarov (Azerbaijan); Bronze – Frank Chamizo (Cuba); Bronze – Yasuhiro Inaba (Japan); 5th – Hyo-Sub Kim (Korea); 5th – Naranbaatar Bayaraa (Mongolia); 7th – Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria); 8th – Rizvan Gadzhiev (Belarus); 9th – Obe Blanc (USA); 10th – Hassan Rahimi (Iran)

2009 World Championships
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold – Kyong-Il Yang (North Korea); Silver – Sezar Akgul (Turkey); Bronze - Victor Lebedev (Russia); Bronze - Rizvan Gadzhiev (Belarus); 5th – Krasimir Krastanov (Great Britain); 5th – Namig Sevdimov (Azerbaijan); 7th – Mykola Aivazian (Ukraine); 8th – Mihan Jaburyan (Armenia); 9th – Hyo-Sub Kim (Korea); 10th – Hassan Rahimi (Iran)

2008 Olympic Games
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold – Henry Cejudo (USA); Silver – Tomohiro Matsunaga (Japan); Bronze – Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria); Bronze – Besik Kudukhov (Russia); 5th – Namig Sevdimov (Azerbaijan); 5th – Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan); 7th – Rizvan Gadzhiev (Belarus); 8th – Besarion Gochishvili (Georgia); 9th – Kim Hyo-Sub (Korea); 10th – Abbas Dabbaghi (Iran)

2007 World Championships
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold – Besik Kudukhov (Russia); Silver - Naranbaatar Bayaraa (Mongolia); Bronze – Andy Moreno (Cuba); Bronze - Rizvan Gadshiev (Belarus); 5th - Sezer Akguel (Turkey); 5th - Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan); 7th - Freddy Serrano (Colombia); 8th - Zhassulan Mukhtabekuly (Kazakhstan); 9th - Anil Kumar (India); 10th - Firas Alrifaei (Syria)

2006 World Championships
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold – Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria); Silver – Besik Kudukhov (Russia); Bronze – Namig Abdullayev (Azerbaijan); Bronze – Sammie Henson (USA); 5th – Sub Kim-Hyo (Korea); 5th – Adkham Achilov (Uzbekistan); 7th – Vinod Kumar (India); 7th – Vinod Kumar (India); 8th – Taghi Dadashi (Iran); 9th – O Son Nam (North Korea); 10th – Amiran Kartanov (Greece)

2005 World Championships
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold - Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan); Silver - Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria); Bronze - Hyon Guk Jon (North Korea); Bronze - Bayaraa Naranbaatar (Mongolia); 5th - Namig Abdullayev (Azerbaijan); 5th - Tomohiro Matsunaga (Japan); 7th - Jae-Hoon Jan (Korea); 8th - Gevork Markaryan (Ukraine); 9th - Zalimkhan Kutseev (Russia); 10th - Ghenadie Tulbea (Moldova)

2004 Olympic Games
55 kg/121 lbs. – Gold - Mavlet Batirov (Russia); Silver - Stephen Abas (USA); Bronze - Chikara Tanabe (Japan); 4th - Amiran Karntanov (Greece); 5th - Li Zhengu (China); 6th - Kim Hyo Sub (Korea); 7th - Oleksandr Zakharuk (Ukraine); 8th - O Song Nam (P.R. of Korea); 9th - Velikov Radislav (Bulgaria); 10th - Dilshod Mansurov (Uzbekistan)

Дата схваток - 10 августа

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