Guzel Manyurova

Güzäl Tahir kızı Mänürowa ( Tatar Гүзәл Таһир кызы Мәнүрова; Russian Гюзель Тагировна Манюрова / Gjusel Tagirowna Manjurowa; born January 24, 1978 in Saransk, Mordvinian ASSR, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union) is a wrestler of Tatar origin from Russia, who competes for Kazakhstan since 2010. She won a silver medal in the weight category up to 72 kg for Russia at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. At the Olympic Games in London in 2012, she won a bronze medal in the weight category up to 72 kg for Kazakhstan.

Career

Güzäl Mänürowa was born in Mordovia in a Tatar family and moved as a child with his parents to Moscow. Prior to 2002, she operated Aikido, where it has the 3rd Dan and was temporarily Vice President of Akikai Russia. Because she wanted to run a competitive sport began more than 20 years old was with the rings. The 1.74 meter tall athlete who ever wrestled or wrestles in the highest weight class woman, initially belonged to the Army Sports Club SKA Novosibirsk and then the central army sports club CSKA Moscow. Training was or will be by Alexander Koliwanow and Igor Fitkulin. She is a graduate of the veterinary faculty of Moscow University.

From the early years of her career no results are known. Their first known result comes in February 2003, where she took part in an international tournament in Kiev and in the weight category up to 72 kg, which was won by Anita Schätzle from Germany before Burmistrowa Kateryna from the Ukraine, finished 7th. During the year 2003, Güzäl Mänürowa must have wrestled in Russia forward, because it was used by the Russian Wrestling Federation at the World Championships in New York. There she was defeated in their first fight against Witkowska Edyta from Poland and was able to prove from South Korea only the 9th place because of the then valid peculiar regulations of the International Association Ringer despite two subsequent victories over Phillipa Katoniudaulifu from Australia and Kan Ming - jeong.

Also in 2004, Güzäl Mänürowa sat in the nomination of the Russian women's team for the Olympic Games in Athens against their strong rivals by and managed with a 3rd place in the Qualifying Tournament in Tunis, the criteria of the International Ringer Association ( Fila ) for a start in these games. Before the Athens European Championships in Swedish Haparanda still took place. There she triumphed over Stanka Slatewa from Bulgaria, Jenny Fransson of Sweden, Katarzyna Juszczak from Italy, Anna Wawrzycka from Poland and Svetlana Sajenko from Ukraine and thus became European champion. When then held in August 2004 Olympic wrestler tournament she won over Marina Gastl, Austria, Anita Schätzle and Svetlana Sajenko and thus stood in the final battle against the Chinese Wang Xu, against which they lost, however. However, the profit of the Olympic silver medal was an outstanding success for them.

In 2005 Güzäl Mänürowa was only at the World Championships in Budapest at the start. They met in the first round to the Mongolian Nasanburmaa Ochirbat, against which they lost on points. That the Mongolian did not reach the final battle, she did not come in the consolation round, she dropped out and ended up relegated to 14th place. The next launch in international championships she finished then again in 2007. She came, both at the European Championships in Sofia and at the World Championships in Baku to 3rd place. With both Championships, she defeated her rivals in the semifinals, at the European Championships Stanka Slatewa and at the World Championships Kristie Marano in the United States. The bronze medals they won by victories over Anita Schätzle and Maider Unda Gonzales de Audicana from Spain.

In the Olympic year 2008 Güzäl Mänürowa won at the European Championships in Tampere after beating Svetlana Sajenko, Irina Zyrkewitsch from Kazakhstan and Anita Schätzle and a defeat in the final battle against Stanka Slatewa an EM bronze medal. But then she missed at the Russian Elimination competitions qualifying for the Beijing Olympics and was therefore not there at the start. Also in 2009, she participated in any international championships.

At the beginning of 2010 Güzäl Mänürowa then changed the dressing and has since been for Kazakhstan at the start. For this country, it was in 2010 and 2011 Asian champion in years. In the Asian Games 2010 in Guangzhou, however, she came up behind Naranchimeg Gelegjamts from Mongolia and Li Dan of China, together with Kyoko Hamaguchi of Japan only to 3rd place. In 2010 World Championships she was not at the start. In the 2012 Olympics she won a bronze medal.

International success

Notes

All competitions in free style
OS = The Olympic Games, WM = World Championships, European Championships EM =

Swell

Database of the Institute for Applied Training Science at the University of Leipzig
Journal The Ringer
Website of the Russian Federation Ringer
Website of the U.S. Ringer Association

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