Dato Marsagishvili
Dawit " Dato " Marsagischwili (Georgian დათო მარსაგიშვილი; born March 30, 1991 Kazbek ) is a Georgian wrestler. He won a bronze medal each in free style in the middleweight division at the 2011 World Championships and at the Olympic Games 2012 in London.
Career
Dato Marsagischwili began under the guidance of his father Levan Marsagischwili in 1997 Kazbek with the rings. He concentrated on the free style and developed already in the junior age at an excellent wrestler. In 2009 he was admitted to the Georgian National Team of freestyle wrestler and has been training at this time Dawid Churtsija in a Ringer center in Tbilisi. He is still a student and starts at a size of 1.86 meters at middleweight.
His debut on the international wrestling mat he gave at the Junior European Championship ( Cadets ) in 2007 in Warsaw. He finished there in the weight category up to 76 kg behind the Turk Ibrahim Bülükbasi the 2nd place, winning equal a medal. After an eighth place finish at the European Junior Championship ( Cadets ) in 2008 in Daugavpils in the weight class up to 85 kg, it won at the Junior European Championships in 2009 in Tbilisi at middleweight again the silver medal. He was defeated there until the final battle against the Russians Koloi Kortojew. In the same year he won then also at the Junior World Championships in Ankara, a medal, a bronze. Koloi Kortojew and Aslanbek Alborow from Azerbaijan landed in front of him.
A setback had Dato Marsagischwili in 2010 to accept. After quick defeats he came at the Junior European Championships in Samokov / Bulgaria only on the 12th and at the Junior World Championships in Budapest even only on the 16th Place. He was inducted in September 2010 by the Georgian wrestler Association nevertheless also in the Senior World Championships in Moscow. He won there in the middleweight division firstly against Istvan Vereb of Hungary, but was defeated in his next fight against the experienced Ibragim Aldatow from Ukraine, with which he eliminated, finishing in 8th place. In 2010 he was with a win over Bega Tschelidse the first time Georgian champion in the seniors.
Very successful Marsagischwili was Dato then in 2011. He won in four international championships medal. In the junior level he was to beat neither at the European Championships in Zrenjanin and even at the World Championships in Bucharest and won both titles. Also at the European Championships in Dortmund, he showed up in fine form, defeating Dejan Bogdanov from Macedonia, Ibrahim Bülükbasi, Marco giants, Switzerland and Gheorghita Stefan from Romania and was thus in the final Anzor Urischew from Russia against. In a balanced fight he lost this round with 1:2 in 5:7 technical points. Equally convincing he wrestled at the World Championship in Istanbul. He defeated there Emzarios Bentinidis, Greece and Gheorghita Stefan, was defeated in the quarterfinals against Ibragim Aldatow (1:2 rounds, 6:9 points) and picked up afterwards in the consolation round with victories over Amarhadschi Magomedov, Belarus and Armands Zvirbulis, Latvia (2: 0 Rounds, 10-0 points) a World Cup bronze medal.
In March 2012, Dato Marsagischwili won his first title at an international championship of seniors. He was European champion in Belgrade. He defeated in the final of the former world champion Mikhail GANEV from Bulgaria on points. At the Olympic Games in London, he won a bronze medal with a win over Uitumen Orgodol, Mongolia, a somewhat surprising loss to Jaime Yusept Espinal of Puerto Rico and with victories in the consolation round of Andrew Adibo Dick, Nigeria and Soslan Gattsijew, Belarus.
In 2013 he repeated in Tbilisi its title from the European Championship in 2012. He defeated it in the middleweight Dominic Klaus Peter, Austria, Andrei Frant, Romania, Anzor Urischew and Musa Murtasalijew, Armenia.
International success
Georgian Championships
Notes
- All competitions in free style
- OS = The Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, European Championship EM =
- Middleweight weight class up to 84 kg, light heavyweight, to 96 kg body weight
Swell
- Journal The Ringer
- Website " Foeldeak Wrestling Database "
- Website " www.geowrestling.com "