Sun Yanan

Sun Yanan ( born September 15, 1992) is a Chinese wrestler. It was 2012 Vice World Champion and 2013 World Champion in each weight category to 51 kg body weight.

Career

Sun Yanan began with 15 years in 2007 with the rings. It belongs to the Ringer Club in Liaoning and is coached by Lu Hai. She is a student and is struggling with a size of 1.58 meters in the lightest weight classes in women's wrestling, where up to 48 or 51 kg body weight.

As of 2010, it starts at international championships and was primarily at junior level extraordinarily successful. At her first start in such a championship was in Huangshan / China Asian junior champion and shortly thereafter in Budapest Junior World Champion, both in the weight category to 51 kg.

2011, she was already Asia champion in the women in the weight class up to 48 kg, she defeated in Tashkent in the final Enchjargal Tsogtbasar from Mongolia. A month later, in June 2011, she was in Jakarta again Asian junior champion in the weight category to 51 kg. In September 2011, Sun Yanan was then already very first time in a World Championship for Women. She won it in Istanbul in the weight class up to 51 kg initially Francesca Mori of Italy and Maria Ivanova, Belarus, but by far the more experienced wrestlers Samira Rachmanowa from Russia and Jessica MacDonald from Canada had to then admit defeat and came in 8th place.

In the Olympic year of 2012, Sun Yanan tried to qualify for participation in the Games in London in China in the weight class up to 48 kg. However, they failed here to Zhao Shasha. However, it was again used in September 2012 at the World Championships in Strathcoona County / Canada, in the weight category to 51 kg, and fought there with victories over Burcu Kebic, Turkey, Eleonora Abutalipow, Kazakhstan and Alyssa lamp, United States and a defeat in final against Jessica MacDonald 2nd place and thus a World Championship silver medal.

Also at the World Championships in 2013 in Budapest, she was in the weight category to 51 kg at the start again and was there with wins over Ekaterina Sergejewna Krasnowa, Russia, Irina Kurotschkina, Belarus, Yulia Blachinja, Ukraine, Jessica MacDonald and Erdennechimeg Sumiya, Mongolia, the first time World Champion.

International success

Notes

  • All competitions in free style
  • WM = World Cup

Swell

  • Journal The Ringer
  • Website " Foeldeak Wrestling Database "
  • Ringer (China)
  • World Champion ( Wrestling )
  • Born in 1992
  • Woman
  • Chinese
Zamira Rakhmanova Alyssa Lampe 2011 World Wrestling Championships Mariya Stadnik 2012 World Wrestling Championships 2013 World Wrestling Championships
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