Russia wins 2014 Wrestling European Championships

President of the Russian Wrestling Federation Mikhail Mamiashvili has expressed satisfaction with 9 gold, 2 silver and 5 bronze medals at the 2014 Wrestling European Championships. The Russian champions are as follows: Magomed Kurbanaliyev (up to 65kg), Aniur Geduyev (up to 74kg), Abdulrashid Sadulayev (up to 86kg), Abdusalam (up to 97kg), Adam Kurak (up to 66kg), Alexander Chekhirkin (up to 75kg), Mariya Gurova (up to 53kg), Valeriya Koblova (up to 58kg), Natalya Vorobyova (up to 69kg).

Silver for Russia was won by Bekhan Goygereyeva (up to 61kg), Alan Khugayev (up to 120kg). Bronze was taken by Ivan Kuylakov (up to 59kg), Vasily Parshin (up to 125kg), Nadezhda Fedorova (up to 48kg), Irina Ologonova (up to 55kg), Yaketerina Bukina (up to 75kg).

Azerbaijan won three gold medals, five silver and two bronze. The Azerbaijani champions are Haji Aliyev (up to 61kg), Ruslan Dibirgajiyev (up to 70kg), Maria Stadnik (up to 48kg). Silver was taken by Jabrail Gasanov (up to 74kg), Khetag Gazbmov (up to 97kg), Irina Netreba (78kg), Gasan Aliyev (up to 66kg), Rasul Chunayev *up to 71kg). Bronze was won by Kamran Mamedov (up to 59kg) and Elvin Mursaliyev (up to 75kg).

Turkey won two gold medals and four silver. The gold was won by Takha Akgul and Reza Kayalp. Silver was taken by Servet Coskun (up to 65kg), Khafiz Shakhin (up to 60kg), Selcuk Jebi (up to 80kg), Cenk Ildem (up to 98kg). Yakup Gor (up to 70kg), Soner Demirtas (up to 74kg) and Yunus Ozel (up to 71kg) won bronze medals.

The next wrestling championship will be held in Tashkent on September 8-14.

President of the Russian Wrestling Federation Mikhail Mamiashvili has expressed satisfaction with 9 gold, 2 silver and 5 bronze medals at the 2014 Wrestling European Championships. The Russian champions are as follows: Magomed Kurbanaliyev (up to 65kg), Aniur Geduyev (up to 74kg), Abdulrashid Sadulayev (up to 86kg), Abdusalam (up to 97kg), Adam Kurak (up to 66kg), Alexander Chekhirkin (up to 75kg), Mariya Gurova (up to 53kg), Valeriya Koblova (up to 58kg), Natalya Vorobyova (up to 69kg).Silver for Russia was won by Bekhan Goygereyeva (up to 61kg), Alan Khugayev (up to 120kg). Bronze was taken by Ivan Kuylakov (up to 59kg), Vasily Parshin (up to 125kg), Nadezhda Fedorova (up to 48kg), Irina Ologonova (up to 55kg), Yaketerina Bukina (up to 75kg).Azerbaijan won three gold medals, five silver and two bronze. The Azerbaijani champions are Haji Aliyev (up to 61kg), Ruslan Dibirgajiyev (up to 70kg), Maria Stadnik (up to 48kg). Silver was taken by Jabrail Gasanov (up to 74kg), Khetag Gazbmov (up to 97kg), Irina Netreba (78kg), Gasan Aliyev (up to 66kg), Rasul Chunayev *up to 71kg). Bronze was won by Kamran Mamedov (up to 59kg) and Elvin Mursaliyev (up to 75kg).Turkey won two gold medals and four silver. The gold was won by Takha Akgul and Reza Kayalp. Silver was taken by Servet Coskun (up to 65kg), Khafiz Shakhin (up to 60kg), Selcuk Jebi (up to 80kg), Cenk Ildem (up to 98kg). Yakup Gor (up to 70kg), Soner Demirtas (up to 74kg) and Yunus Ozel (up to 71kg) won bronze medals.The next wrestling championship will be held in Tashkent on September 8-1