Nazyr Mankiev

Nasir Junusowitsch Mankijew (born 27 January 1985 in Surchachi, Checheno - Ingush ASSR, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union ) is a Russian wrestler of Ingush nationality. He was the 2008 Beijing Olympic champion in Greco-Roman Bantamweight.

Career

Nasir Mankijew began as a teenager in 1998 with the rings. After initial successes in the junior age he went to Krasnoyarsk, where has developed to the most successful wrestler of all time Alexander Karelin a wrestler and wrestling center for the local sports club SWSM. He wrestles exclusively in the Greco-Roman style, and has been, or is trained by Mikhail Alexandrovich Gamsin and Ruslan Tschakijew. The only 1,55 m tall athlete weighs about 55 kg, and starts at bantamweight. He is a member of the military, currently operated only as a wrestler.

His debut on the international wrestling mat was Nasir Mankijew at the European Championships in Moscow in 2006. There he lost bantamweight his first and only fight against Rowshan Bairamov from Azerbaijan and only came on the 12th Place.

As a Russian champion in 2007, he was also used in the 2007 World Championships in Baku bantamweight. He lost there against the Koreans Park Eun- chul. However, since the Koreans reached the final, Nazir Mankiew could continue fighting in the consolation round and won with victories over Maher Boutouri from Tunisia, Rowshan Bairamov and Ildar Hafizov from Uzbekistan nor the bronze medal. In October 2007, he also launched at the World Military Games in Hyderabad and came bantamweight behind Park Eun- chul and Wuhar Rahimow from Ukraine to 3rd place.

In March 2008, Nasir Mankijew won the Hungarian Grand Prix in Szombathely bantamweight before Samuel Hazewinkel from the U.S., Natig Bahirow from Belarus and Marat Garipov from Kazakhstan. Immediately afterwards, he helped in Szombathely Russian wrestler team to World Cup victory with wins over Gogitadse Lasha from Georgia and Peter Modos from Hungary, against Lee Jung - baek from South Korea, however, he lost on points.

At the 2008 European Championships in Tampere, it was not going well for him. Although he won his opening fight against Jan Hocko from the Czech Republic, but then lost again against Rövşən Bayramov. The chance of the consolation round still to win the bronze medal, he could not perceive, as he lost after a victory over Daniel Molin from Sweden against Peter Modos. He got away with it on the 7th Place.

The Russian Wrestling Federation nonetheless held fast to Nasir Mankijew and sent him to the 2008 Olympics to Beijing. There bantamweight he managed a feat, because he was with victories over Ildar Hafizov from Uzbekistan, Kristijan Term of Serbia, Hamid Soryan Reihanpour from Iran, the 2007 world champion and his nemesis Park Eun- chul and Rövşən Bayramov Olympic champion.

2009 paused Nasir Mankijew in international championships. But in 2010 he was back at the start. But he succeeded neither in the European Championship in Baku, yet at the World Championships in Moscow to win the bantamweight title. In Baku, he lost in the final battle against Eltschin Aliyev of Azerbaijan in Moscow and in the semifinal against Choi Gyu -jin from South Korea.

2011 renounced Nasir Manikijew favor of his brother Bekchan Mankijew to start at the Russian Championship and thus also on startup in international championships. But in November 2011, he won the Haparanda Cup in Sweden. In January 2012, he was in the important " Ivan Poddubny " Tournament in Tyumen behind his compatriots Mingijan Semyonov, Stepan Maranjan, Ivan and Sergei Tatarinow Popruschko only on the 5th Place and in the Russian Championship 2012, he was beaten in the final of Mingijan Semyonov. Therefore He was then no chance to qualify for the 2012 Olympics.

International success

Notes

  • All competitions in the Greco-Roman style
  • OS = The Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, European Championship EM =
  • Bantamweight weight class up to 55 kg body weight

Countries fighting

  • 2008 in Szombathely (World Cup ), Russia against Georgia, Lasha point winner over Gogitadse,
  • 2008 in Szombathely (World Cup ), Russia to Korea, point defeat to Lee Jung - baek,
  • 2008 in Szombathely (World Cup ), Russia against Hungary, point winner over Peter Modos

Swell

  • Journal The wrestler from the years 2006 to 2008
  • Website " www.iat.uni -leipzig.de "
  • Website " results.bejing2008.cn "

Weblink

Profile of Nasir Mankijew at the Institute for Applied Training Science

1924: Eduard Pütsep | 1928: Kurt Lamp | 1932: Jacob Brendel | 1936: Márton Lőrincz | 1948: Kurt Pettersen | 1952: Imre Hódos | 1956 Konstantin Wyrupajew | 1960: Oleg Karavayev | 1964: Masamitsu Ichiguchi | 1968: János Varga | 1972: Rustem Kazakov | 1976: Pertti Ukkola | 1980: Shamil Serikow | 1984: Pasquale Passarelli | 1988: András Sike | 1992: At Han -bong | 1996: Yuri Melnichenko | 2000: Armen Nasarjan | 2004: István Majoros | 2008: Nasir Mankijew | 2012: Hamid Soryan Reihanpour

List of Olympic gold medalist in wrestling

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Hamid Sourian Elchin Aliyev Choi Gyu-jin 2008 European Wrestling Championships Bulgaria 2007 World Wrestling Championships Wrestling at the 2008 Summer Olympics 2010 European Wrestling Championships 2010 World Wrestling Championships Kurt Leucht Jakob Brendel Konstantin Vyrupayev Shamil Serikov List of Olympic medalists in Greco-Roman wrestling
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