Sona Ahmadli
Sona Ahmadli ( born October 5, 1988 in Baku ) is an Azerbaijani wrestler. It was 2010 European Champion in the weight category to 59 kg body weight.
Career
Sona Ahmadli grew up in Baku and began as a teenager, first with judo. As a junior she reached in this sport greater success and was founded in 2004 in Rotterdam junior vice-European champion in the age group U 17 She reached then by the year 2005 in this sport in other international tournaments and at the Junior European Championships 2005 in Zagreb, where they finished 5th, still some good results.
In 2006 she joined the struggle. To this end, she became a member of Dinamo Baku. Your trainers are or have been since Rafik Hadschiew, Nazim Alichanow and Ari Farmanow. The 1.65 meter tall athlete 's sport student and weighs about 60 kg.
Her debut on the international wrestling mat was Sona Ahmadli at the Junior European Championships 2007 in Belgrade, where she finished 5th in the weight category to 59 kg. At the Junior World Cup 2007 in Beijing she cut off not so good and finished 10th. In the same year she was already used in Baku at the Women's World Cup, but had to pay up to 59 kg or belonging dues there in the weight class. She lost against Stephanie Gross from Germany and against Brittanee Laverdure from Canada and landed on the 18th Place.
In 2008, Sona Ahmadli then won her first medal at an international championship. She enrolled at the Junior European Championships in Kosice behind Agata Pietrzyk of Poland 2nd place. At the Junior World Championships this year in Istanbul, she retired after a defeat in their second match against Alla Tscherkasowa from Ukraine, and came in 8th place.
When Ringer's European Championships 2009 in Vilnius came for Sona Ahmadli the "Off" after the first round, where she lost to Anastasia Grigoriev from Latvia. They finished only 16th in Vilnius.
The greatest success in her career she succeeded then at the European Championships in 2010 in the domestic Baku. She was there with wins over Gudrun Annette Høie from Norway, Meryem Selloum from France and Taybe Yusein from Bulgaria European champion. But at the World Cup this year in Moscow they had no success, and retired after a defeat against Ayako Shoda of Japan after the first round and finished only 13th place.
In 2011 it was only used at the World Championships in Istanbul. She showed there that now actually one of the elite in women's wrestling, because she took in the weight category to 59 kg after wins over Olga Kalinina, Kazakhstan, Valeria Scholobowa, Russia and Nadeschada Michalkowa, Belarus, losing to Anna Vasilenko, Ukraine and another victory over Amanda Gerhart of Canada 3rd place and thus won a world championship bronze medal.
That this was no coincidence success, she proved at the European Championships 2012 in Belgrade, where she worked with Ludmila Cristea of Moldova won a bronze medal behind Anna Vasilenko and Anastasia Grigoriev, geimeinsam.
International success
Notes
- All competitions in free style
- WM = World Championship, European Championship EM =
Swell
- Journal The Ringer
- Website " Foeldeak Wrestling Database "