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Very tactical win for Taybe, not much of an attack, just what was needed. :yes She is just a different wrestler this past year. Very smart and confident, no memory of all those silver and bronze medals, when she was stupidly losing titles left and right. Keep working girl. :champion:

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Gonna watch all the action live!  :

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looking forward to this competition. unlike Asian Champs for example. European countries usually take this very seriously.   but Iranian news websites posted a picture of Azerbaijan team and

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only Hashemzadeh. but we had an Azerbaijani user here who could claim everybody in the world has Azeri background unless proven otherwise they didn't go to Azerbaijan because of ethnic  ties, they we

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Today's Medallists Recap


women's wrestling, -53kg
Gold: :RUS Stalvira Orshush
Silver: :UKR Lilya Horishna
Bronze: :BLR Vanesa Kaladzinskaya & :NED Jessica Cornelia Blaszka


women's wrestling, -57kg
Gold: :HUN Emese Barka
Silver: :UKR Tetyana Kit
Bronze: :MDA Anastasia Nichita & :AZE Alyona Kolesnik


women's wrestling, -62kg
Gold: :BUL Taybe Mustafa Yusein
Silver: :ITA Aurora Campagna
Bronze: :HUN Marianna Sastin & :AZE Tetiana Omelchenko


women's wrestling, -65kg
Gold: :AZE Elis Manolova
Silver: :ROU Kriszta Tunde Incze
Bronze: :FIN Petra Maarit Olli & :RUS Mariia Kuznetsova


women's wrestling, -72kg
Gold: :UKR Alina Berezhna Stadnik Makhynia
Silver: :GER Anna Carmen Schell
Bronze: :RUS Tatiana Kolesnikova Morozova

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men's greco-roman wrestling, Tomorrow's Gold Medal matches


-55kg: :ROU Florin Tita vs :RUS Vitalii Kabaloev


-63kg: :RUS Stepan Maryanyan vs :NOR Stig-Andre Berge


-77kg: :RUS Roman Vlasov vs :GER Roland Schwarz


-87kg: :UKR Zhan Beleniuk vs :AZE Islam Abbasov


-130kg: :GEO Iakobi Kajaia vs :TUR Riza Kayaalp

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Always nice to see Heiki "doing nothing" Lucky goes home empty handed. as usual he did nothing in bronze medal match, his opponent also did nothing . for weird magical reasons cautions usually go in his favors :d but this time it was against the host nation Romania so no, not this time.

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:yikes::hyper: I just can't believe to see "grandaddy" Timoncini in the Bronze Medal match of the -97kg class...

 

he already announced his retirement after Rio...he was already coaching our youngsters and suddenly decided to comeback (after we already found his replacement in the former Junior World Champion originally from Georgia, Nikoloz Kakelashvili) and now he's in a place where he has only been once in his prime days...

surely, the lucky draw did most of the job...but he only lost 3-1 after being 1-0 ahead after the end of the 1st round vs Evloev in the semis and after beating a world medallist like Baldauf in the early rounds...so, maybe it's not only about luck...

if he wins the bronze medal tomorrow, we will end the Europeans with a medal in each of the 3 styles...I don't remember when it was the last time it happened (if it ever happened before)...

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Today's Medallists Recap


men's greco-roman wrestling, -55kg
Gold: :RUS Vitalii Kabaloev
Silver: :ROU Florin Tita
Bronze: :AZE Eldaniz Azizli & :GER Fabian Bernhard Schmitt


men's greco-roman wrestling, -63kg
Gold: :RUS Stepan Maryanyan
Silver: :NOR Stig-Andre Berge
Bronze: :ARM Slavik Galstyan & :POL Michal Jacek Tracz


men's greco-roman wrestling, -77kg
Gold: :RUS Roman Vlasov
Silver: :GER Roland Schwarz
Bronze: :SRB Viktor Nemes & :ARM Arsen Julfalakyan


men's greco-roman wrestling, -87kg
Gold: :UKR Zhan Beleniuk
Silver: :AZE Islam Abbasov
Bronze: :GER Denis Maksymilian Kudla & :HUN Erik Szilvassy


men's greco-roman wrestling, -130kg
Gold: :TUR Riza Kayaalp
Silver: :GEO Iakobi Kajaia
Bronze: :ROU Alin Alexuc Ciurariu & :RUS Sergey Semenov

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men's greco-roman wrestling, Tomorrow's Gold Medal matches


-60kg: :MDA Victor Ciobanu vs :RUS Sergey Emelin


-67kg: :POL Gevorg Sahakyan vs :TUR Atakan Yuksel


-72kg: :TUR Cengiz Arslan vs :RUS Abuiazid Mantsigov


-82kg: :GEO Lasha Gobadze vs :DEN Rajbek Bisultanov


-97kg: :RUS Musa Evloev vs :BUL Kiril Milenov Milov

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On 13/04/2019 at 20:53, phelps said:

:yikes::hyper: I just can't believe to see "grandaddy" Timoncini in the Bronze Medal match of the -97kg class...

 

he already announced his retirement after Rio...he was already coaching our youngsters and suddenly decided to comeback (after we already found his replacement in the former Junior World Champion originally from Georgia, Nikoloz Kakelashvili) and now he's in a place where he has only been once in his prime days...

surely, the lucky draw did most of the job...but he only lost 3-1 after being 1-0 ahead after the end of the 1st round vs Evloev in the semis and after beating a world medallist like Baldauf in the early rounds...so, maybe it's not only about luck...

if he wins the bronze medal tomorrow, we will end the Europeans with a medal in each of the 3 styles...I don't remember when it was the last time it happened (if it ever happened before)...

 

and finally, it really happened! :yikes::cheer:

Daigoro won his Bronze Medal match against the Turkish guy and the miracle was there...:lol:

It might be a small thing overall, but it's a great joy for me and a great achievement for our poor wrestling team...I'm so happy...:banana:

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