Vladlen Trostyansky

Vladimir Konstantinovich Trostjanski, Russian Владимир Тростянский, ( born January 26, 1935) is a former Soviet wrestler. He was silver medalist at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Career

Vladimir Trostjanski comes from the Ukraine. There he began at a young age with the rings and was delegated by first major successes to " Spartak " Kiev. In Kiev he developed into an outstanding wrestler in the Greco- Roman style.

In 1960 he represented the USSR in an international match in Kiev against the Federal Republic of Germany and won it on Ewald Tauer from Munich Neuaubing on points. In 1961, he was at a Länderkampf travel the Soviet national team wrestler in the FRG there and defeated in three battles Fritz rod from Untertürkheim, Werner Fink from Dortmund- Hombruch and Sylvester Schmid from Hallbergmoos.

In 1961 he was a Soviet champion bantamweight before Fish Man & Mnatschakian, both of which also came from Kiev for the first time. In the same year he became 1st winner in the Soviet Union Spartakiade.

At his first appearance at an international championship, he came at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. He remained there bantamweight in five fights without defeat and came up with four -point wins and a draw against the Czech Jiří Švec that he took the opportunity to fight against the Japanese Masamitsu Ichiguchi for the gold medal for winning the silver medal.

His second start in an international championship graduated Vladlen at the World Cup 1966 in Toledo / USA. There, however, he could not convince them, because he was defeated after two wins against weaker opponents against the Japanese Koji Sakurama and the Turks Ünver Besergil and so was only on the 5th Place.

Other inserts Vladimir Trostjanski came no more.

International success

(OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, GR = Greek and Roman. Styles, Ba = bantamweight, featherweight = Fe, then to 57 kg or 63 kg body weight)

Swell

  • Various editions of the journal " Athletics " from the years 1960 to 1966
  • Documentation of International Wrestling Championships FILA, 1976
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