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Akzent, I'm not familiar with North Korean culture. Why would he change his name? | |
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no videos available yet. 120 In the upper part of the barckets, Fatih Chakiroglu (Tur) won. Bahtiar Akhmedov withrew after his 1st match; didn't shou up vs. Chakiroglu in the quarters. In the low part: In the qualification round, Mocco beat the Chechen Hizar Durgaev; Dlagnev beat a less known wrestler of Caucasus. In the round of 16, Dlagnev def. Mocco. In the quarters, Alan Dzampaev def. Dlagnev. Then Dzmapaev lost the semis to Alexei Shemarov (Blr), so Dlagnev was out. A boring final Shemarov vs. Chakiroglu 3:0, 1:0 in both periods from the clinch. Dzmapaev placed 3rd. Last edited by akzent; 01-31-2010 at 04:36 AM. |
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96 kg The seeded favorits Ketoev and Ibragim Saidov lost. Upper part: Ketoev won 2 matches, one of them vs. Anzor Boltukaev. He lost to Yurii Belanovski in the semis in 3 periods; in the 3rd period, Ketoev took leg for the clinch but failed to keep the hold and Belanovski won. Lower part: Qualifications: Cerminara pinned by an Azeri. Hrovat beat a guy from Kazakhstan. Ibragim Saidov beat Serhat Balci (Tur) in 3 periods. In the 1st period Balci had Saidov nearly pinned. Round of 16: Saidov lost to Shamil Akhmedov who eventually became finalist. Hrovat got pinned by a Caucasian guy in the 3rd period. Final: Belanovski beat Akhmedov. Ketoev placed 3rd. Last edited by akzent; 01-31-2010 at 04:40 AM. |
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Interesting developments this year: In 3 classes (55, 60, 120) - winners from nations other than Russia. 2 finals (60, 120) without wrestlers of Russia (well Shemarov represented Russian until recently). In the last years, wrestling in Russia and in the other post-soviet states has been more or less ethnicaly marked - dominance of Caucasian wrestlers and (to some extent) Siberian/Asiatic wrestlers in the leight weights. Now we see a shift - Slavic wrestlers (60, 96, 120) come back after having been not successful for many years, while Caucasians lose their positions. Last edited by akzent; 01-31-2010 at 04:35 AM. |
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Wow those sound like some dreadful finals, clinches all the way. Kind of cool though that a 96 kg athlete won the Super championship, i'd like to see that match. I notice that- other than Tsargush- the World Team members for Russia did not compete? Last edited by arm-spin; 01-31-2010 at 03:00 PM. |
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