Nazmi Avluca

Nazmi Avluca ( born November 14, 1976 in Kargı, Çorum ) is a Turkish wrestler. He was world champion in the welterweight division in 1999 ( juniors), and European champion in 1996 in the welterweight division (juniors ) and 2004 and 2008 in the middleweight division, in each case in the Graeco-Roman. Style.

Career

Nazmi Avluca began in 1987 with Bolu " Güres " with the rings. He developed under the guidance of great coach in a short time with an outstanding wrestler in the Greco-Roman. Style that was already in the junior age one of Turkey's best wrestlers. Throughout his long international career that began in 1991 and is still going on in 2008, he worked with many trainers. Mention may be made Riza Dogan, Gunes Yildiz, Bilal Tabur, Mehmet Acak, Erdogan Kocak and Mohamed Oruc. Nazmi Avluca soon changed by the provincial association for Bola giants Konya " Sechu Spor Külübü " and is supported by the large Turkish group TEDAS. It is practical professional wrestler. In the years 2005 and 2006, therefore, he also launched the first Luckenwalder SC in the German Bundesliga Ringer.

His international career began in Ringer at the age of 15 years with a start at the Junior World Championship ( Cadets ) in Alma / Canada, where he came in the weight category to 51 kg of body weight on the 7th Place. A year later, he won in the same age group at the World Championships in Istanbul the title in the weight class up to 60 kg body weight.

Even in his other starts at the International Championships at junior level he won medals. In 1994 he won at the EC espoir in Istanbul welterweight and finished at the World Championship in Budapest espoir 2nd place behind the Finnan Tuoma Ojala. At the Junior World Championships the espoir 1995 in Tehran, he came behind Tamas Berzicza from Hungary and Konstantin Schneider of Germany, two wrestlers who soon its competitors were also in the seniors to 3rd place.

His debut at an international championship in the seniors in 1995 failed completely, because he retired at the World Championships in Prague after the first round with a defeat, and only came on the 21th Place. All the more surprising, therefore, his victory came in his second appearance at an international championship. He was European champion in the welterweight division in 1996 in Prague. He defeated inter alia Tamas Berzicza, Erik Hahn from Germany, Mnazakan Iskandarjan of Russia, Vladimir Kopytow from Belarus. At the Olympic Games this year in Atlanta, he won while again about the strong Vladimir Kopytow, but failed to the experienced Sweden Torbjörn Kornbakk and retired after the 3rd round. He finished only 13th place.

1997 Nazmi Avluca was only at the World Championships in Wroclaw at the start. He defeated there again the Germans Erik Hahn, but was defeated by Marko Yli- Hannuksela from Finland and Yvon Riemer from France and in the battle for fifth place against Bakhtiar Baiseitow from Kazakhstan and so came on the 6th Place.

1998 won Nazmi Avluca both at the European Championships in Minsk as well as at the World Championships in Gävle / Sweden respectively the bronze medal in the welterweight division. In Minsk, he won it, inter alia, about the strong Frenchman Yvon Riemer, as he lost in Gävle against Murat Kardanow from Russia. 1999 Succeeded Nazmi Avluca at the European Championships in Sofia, although a victory over the Russian newcomer Alexei Mishin, who would become one of its main competitors in the middleweight division in the next few years, but he was defeated by Tamas Berzicza and separated already from after the second round, where he landed on the 12th Place.

Despite this disappointment to him then at the 1999 World Cup in Athens scored his second big success. He was charged with five victories over tough opponents louder welterweight champion. In the final battle he defeated again Yvon Riemer on points.

In the Olympic year 2000, Nazmi Avluca fully focused on the Olympics in Sydney and decided not to participate in the European Championship. A project that failed, because a defeat in his second battle against South Korean Kim Jin -Soo, who beat him 3-1 points already signified his resignation. It remained for him only the 13th Place.

Over the next four years, winning a bronze medal at the European Championships in 2001 in Istanbul welterweight remain his only medal win at one of the classic international championships. Although he was student world middleweight champion and 2003 World Military champion at middleweight, but do not count these successes such as those in the official World and European Championships FILA 2002.

2004 Nazmi Avluca was at the European Championships in Haparanda European champion again, but this time in the middleweight division, where he had changed. Sandor Istvan Bardosi from Hungary and Dimitrios Avramis from Greece were there his worst enemy. Despite this victory Nazmi Avluca was not used at the Olympic Games in Athens. His bad luck was that in Turkey at that time also Hamza Yerlikaya ranking in the middleweight division, which was preferred to him.

2005 and 2006 Nazmi Avluca was very successful at the World and European Championships. He was at the 2005 World Championships in Budapest third parties at the European Championships in Moscow in 2006 and also third in the 2006 World Cup in Guangzhou / China even second. At these championships, he was defeated by Artur Michalkiewicz from Poland, Mishin Alexei and 2006, surprisingly, from the Egyptians Mohamad Abd El Fatah.

The year 2007 was seen sporting a bad year for Nazmi Avluca. He finished at the European Championships in Sofia only the 9th Place and came at the World Championships in Baku only 7th in the middleweight division. Again it was Artur Michalkiewicz and Alexei Mishin, in addition to the World Cup even the Georgians Chasaija Badri, who defeated him.

After this year, Nazmi Avluca had probably already written off by many wrestlers experts. But at the 2008 European Championships in Tampere, Finland, he proved that he had big plans in the Olympic year of 2008. In Tampere he showed outstanding performance and was with five wins European Champion. He defeated thereby also the Swedish former world middleweight champion Ara Abrahamian and Badri Chasaija.

At the Olympic Games in Beijing, he won the bronze medal.

In 2009, Nazmi Avluca was extremely successful again. At the European Championships, he had to fight for victory to his opponent Alexei Mishin duration beaten on points that finished 2nd place, but at the World Championships this year in Herning he scored five victories and thus winning the World Championship title. In the final he beat it Melonin Noumonvi from France.

Again in 2010 he had a title. This time it was the European Championship, which he won in Baku. He defeated it in his last two fights and Alexei Mishin Melonin Noumonvi. At the World Championships 2010 in Moscow Nazmi Avluca defeated after three won fights against Pablo Shorey Hernandez from Cuba. As this reached the final, he could continue to fight in the consolation round, but lost surprisingly in the fight for a world championship bronze medal against Nenad Zugaj from Croatia and therefore had to settle for 5th place.

After 2010, his forces continued Nazmi Avluca very dosed one. He started in 2011 only at the World Championships in Istanbul, and fought there with victories over Habibollah Jomeh Akhlaghi, Iran, Wasil Rachyba, Ukraine and Artur Omarov, the Czech Republic, a defeat against Damian Janikowski, Poland and a win over Alan Chugajew, Russia, a World Cup bronze medal. This placement also included already the right to start for the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

In 2012 he launched so far only in a structure tournament in Mariupol. He finished it in the light heavyweight behind Nikita Melnikov and Witale Raganin, both Russia, 3rd place.

International success

Notes

All competitions in Greco-Roman wrestling
OS = The Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, European Championship EM =
Welterweight, to 74 kg middleweight, to 84 kg, and light heavyweight, to 96 kg body weight

Swell

Journal The wrestler, numbers: 07.08.1994, page 10, 07.08.1995, pages 12-19, 4/ 1996, pages 4-13, 9/1996, pp. 4-9, 10/ 1997, pages 5 -10, 5/ 1998, pages 6-10, 9/ 1998, pages 4-7, 6/ 1999, pages 4-7, 10/ 1999, pages 4-9, 10/200, pages 5-10, 6 / 2001, pages 4-8, 1/ 2002, pages 4-8, 6/ 2003, pages 4-7, 5/2004, pages 7-10, 10/2005, pages 8-9, 10/2006, pages 6 - 6, 5/2007, pp. 7-9, 10/ 2007, pages 5-7
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