Kim Hyo-sub

Kim Hyo -sub (born 23 September 1980 in Henan, People's Republic of China) is a South Korean wrestler. It was 2009 Asian champion in free style bantamweight and two -time Olympian.

Career

Kim Hyo -sub began as a teenager in 1992 with the rings. It belongs to the Samsung Wrestling Club Seoul and is or has been coached by Moon - chae Hu and Jang Soon- park. It focuses on the free -style wrestling and at a height of 1.50 meters in the flyweight and bantamweight.

His international career began with Ringer starts at the Junior World Championships 1998 in Las Vegas and 1999 in Sydney. He took it both times the 7th place in the weight class up to 49 kg or 50 kg body weight. From the year 2000 he starts with the seniors. This year, he finished 8th at the Asian Championship in Guilin / China flyweight. In the next years he participated in many international championships, but was unable to win medals at World Championships. In the Asian Games or at the Asian Championships but he was several times very successfully.

In 2004, he won his first medal at an international championship in the Asian Championships in Tehran. He finished there behind Adcham Achilow from Uzbekistan and Naranbaatar Bayaraa from Mongolia to 3rd place. In 2006, he came at the Asian Games in Doha in turn to 3rd place. Before him placed there Dilshod Mansurov from Uzbekistan and Jon Hyun Guk of North Korea. In 2009, he was then in Pattaya Asian champion bantamweight fight for victory, defeating the North Koreans Yang Kyong -il on points, in Herning / Denmark became World Champion a few weeks later. Finally, he reached even at the Asian Games 2010 in Guangzhou the 3rd place, winning behind Dilshod Mansurov and Yang Kyong -il a bronze medal.

The best placement, which reached Kim Hyo -sub at the World Championships, were the 5th place at the World Cup 2006 in Guangzhou, where he fight for a world championship bronze medal against Namig Abdullayev from Azerbaijan with 1:2 and 2:3 rounds points lost. He finished 5th at the World Cup World Cup 2010 in Moscow. After a defeat in the third match against Viktor Lebedev from Russia where he defeated the former world champion Radoslaw Welikow Marinov from Bulgaria 2-1 rounds and 10:3 points, but was defeated in the battle for the bronze medal against Frank Chamizo Marquez from Cuba with 1: 2 rounds and 4:8 points.

In 2004, Kim Hyo -sub defeated at the Olympic Games in Athens Naranbaatar Bayaraa against Babak Noursad from Iran and against Chikara Tanabe from Japan but he was defeated and got away with it on the 6th Place. He was also at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing at the start. He won there first about Francisco Javier Sanchez Parra from Spain, but then lost to Namig Sewdimow from Azerbaijan on points (1:2 rounds, 2:4 points). Since Sewdimow not reached the final, Kim Hyo -sub could not continue to fight in the consolation round, but was eliminated, finishing in 9th place.

International success

Notes

  • All competitions in free style
  • OS = The Olympic Games, World Championships, World Cup =
  • Flyweight to 2001 52 kg body weight, then abolished, bantamweight since 2002 up to 55 kg body weight

Swell

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