Dániel Ligeti
Daniel Ligeti ( born July 31, 1989) is a Hungarian wrestler. He won a bronze medal at the European Championships 2011 in free style at heavyweight
Career
Daniel Ligeti began as a teenager in 1994 with the rings. It belongs to the Sports Club Haladas Vasuta SE Szombathely where Istvan Vereb is his coach and struggling only in free style. He is a sports student and started at a size of 1.88 meters at first light heavyweight ( weight category up to 96 kg body weight) and since 2010 in the heavyweight ( weight category up to 120 kg body weight). In German Ringer circles he is well known because he started so far for the SV Untergriesbach and helped this club to promotion to the 1st Bundesliga. From the 2011/12 season he will, however, go for the TuS Adelhausen at the start.
Daniel Ligeti took since 2006 regularly to the international championships in the junior part. The greatest success he achieved it, was winning the European vice-champion title at the Junior World Championship 2008 in Kosice, where he finished in second place behind the Russians Yuri Belonowski. Otherwise, he has recorded at these championships as the best result of three fifth places, including a fifth place at the Junior World Championship 2009 in Ankara.
In the senior he has been used in the 2008 European Championships in Tampere at light heavyweight, where he lost in the semifinals against Georgi Tibilow from the Ukraine and in the fight for the bronze medal against the Turks Hakan Koc after two wins. The International Championships of 2009 he cut off not so good. Both in the 2009 European Championship in Vilnius, as well as the 2009 World Championships in Herning / Denmark, he left each morning and finished at both events only the 18th Place.
At the beginning of 2010, Daniel Ligeti moved from the light heavyweight in the heavyweight division. It was in this year Hungarian heavyweight champion and came at the European Championships this year in Baku after beating John boiler from Germany and one defeat against Alexei Schemarow from Belarus on the 7th Place. In the 2010 World Cup in Moscow, he was still somewhat successful. After two victories, he lost there against the Olympic champion and multiple world champion Biljal Machów from Russia and also lost the battle for the bronze medal against Levan Berianidse from Georgia, but the 5th place he occupied it, is very respectable.
The first medal at an international championship he won at the 2011 European Championship in Dortmund. He defeated there Chadschimurad Istapajew from Belgium, lost against Fatih Cakiroglu from Turkey and fought afterwards with wins over Aleksander Chozianiwski, Ukraine and Nick Matuhin, Germany a bronze medal. At the World Championships 2011 in Istanbul Danile Ligeti lost to Jamaladdin Magomedov from Azerbaijan to points (0-2 rounds, 5:9 points). Since this did not reach the final, he left and came only to 17th place. A happy ending then took the year 2011 for it with a win in the so-called FILA test tournament for the London Olympics, where he won before Edgaro Lopez of Puerto Rico, Deng Zhiwei, China and Taha Akgül, Turkey.
Also at the European Championships 2012 in Belgrade Daniel Ligeti was successful again. He fought there with victories over Dawit Modsmanaschwili, Georgia, Cuba Jose Vazquez, Spain and Dimitar Kumtschew, Bulgaria reached the final before, in which he however lost against Taha Akgül on points. At the Olympic Games in London, he lost his first fight against Alexei equal Schemarow. Since this did not reach the final, he was eliminated and only came on the 12th Place.
At the European Championships in 2013 in Tbilisi Daniel Ligeti missed in free style back a medal. He defeated Robert Baran there, Poland and Igor Fyodorov from Lithuania, but then lost to Taha Akgül and against Jamaladdin Magomedov, which meant the 5th Place.
International success
Hungarian Championships
(if known)
Notes
- All competitions in free style
- WM = World Championship, European Championship EM =
- Light Heavyweight weight class up to 96 gk, heavy weight, weight category up to 120 kg body weight
- FS = free style, GR = Greek -Roman style
Swell
- Journal The Ringer
- Database of the Institute for Applied Training Science at the University of Leipzig
- Website of the Hungarian wrestler Association
- Website " rings in Germany "
- Website " birkozoszov.digitline.hu "