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Today's Results

 

Finals

 

50kg
Gold: Mariya Stadnik (AZE)
Silver: Emilia Alina Vuc (ROU)
Bronze: Evin Demirhan (TUR) & Milana Dadasheva (RUS)

 

55kg
Gold: Iryna Kurachkina (BLR)
Silver: Roksana Marta Zasina (POL)
Bronze: Mariia Gurova (RUS) & Bediha Gun (TUR)

 

59kg
Gold: Elif Jale Yesilirmak (TUR)
Silver: Mimi Nikolova Hristova (BUL)
Bronze: Tetiana Omelchenko (AZE) & Svetlana Lipatova (RUS)

 

68kg
Gold: Anastasia Bratchikova (RUS)
Silver: Koumba Selene Fanta Larroque (FRA)
Bronze: Buse Tosun (TUR) & Martina Kuenz (AUT)

 

76kg
Gold: Yasemin Adar (TUR)
Silver: Ekaterina Bukina (RUS)
Bronze: Sabira Aliyeva (AZE) & Vasilisa Marzaliuk (BLR)


Semifinals

 

53kg
BLR b. GRE
RUS b. POL


57kg
BUL b. HUN
RUS b. AZE


62kg
RUS b. GER
BUL b. BLR


65kg
FIN b. BUL
AZE b. SWE


72kg
SWE b. TUR
BLR b. RUS

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Some interesting matches for the 1st day of freestyle competition. 65kg will be very interesting with Aliyev, Khinchegashvili and Bekbulatov

 

97kg as well. with Baitsaev vs Conyevdo in 1st round. interesting to see Pavlo Oliinik representing Hungary ! Top half looks  not that hard for the Caucasus bear Ketoev :d

 

here is my prediction about the finals.

 

57; Uguev vs Edisherashvili

65; Aliyev vs Khinchegashvili

70; Kurbanaliev vs Gadzhiev

79, Shabanov vs Gadzhimagomedov

97, Ketoev vs Baitsaev

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Today's Afternoon program (semis from 4.15 p.m. CET, finals from 5 p.m. CET)

 

Women's Wrestling, Finals

 

53kg
Gold: RUS vs BLR
Bronze: GRE vs TUR & POL vs HUN

 

57kg
Gold: BUL vs RUS
Bronze: HUN vs GER & AZE vs BLR

 

62kg
Gold: RUS vs BUL
Bronze: GER vs UKR & BLR vs POL

 

65kg
Gold: FIN vs AZE
Bronze: BUL vs BLR & SWE vs HUN

 

72kg
Gold: SWE vs BLR
Bronze: TUR vs FRA & RUS vs ROU


Men's Freestyle Wrestling, Semifinals

 

57kg
ESP vs RUS
BLR vs AZE


65kg
SLO vs AZE
RUS vs POL


70kg
RUS vs GEO
AZE vs POL


79kg
HUN vs GER
AZE vs RUS


97kg
AZE vs BLR
RUS vs UKR

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Conyedo is not as good as we thought...so, in this case I don't see the point in using guys like him instead of a young "native" wrestler like Iannattoni (who won the bronze medal in the junior Europeans last year in the same weight class...at least he would have made a useful experience towards the future competitions)...

our Cuban-born wrestler was literally destroyed by Baitsaev in less than 3 minutes...

OK, it looks that he was injured at one knee (he was even limping from the start of the bout), but it was clear that the Russian was just in another class...quicker, stronger and with better technique...

hopefully, Kudiiamagomedov should be a lot more competitive...

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Today's Results

 

Women's Wrestling, Finals

 

53kg
Gold: Stalvira Orshush (RUS)
Silver: Vanesa Kaladzinskaya (BLR)

Bronze: Maria Prevolaraki (GRE) & Katarzyna Krawczyk (POL)

 

57kg
Gold: Bilyana Zhivkova Dudova (BUL)

Silver: Irina Ologonova (RUS)
Bronze: Emese Barka (HUN) & Alyona Kolesnik (AZE)

 

62kg
Gold: Taybe Mustafa Huseyn (BUL)

Silver: Inna Trazhukova (RUS)
Bronze: Ilona Prokopevniok (UKR) & Veranika Ivanova (BLR)

 

65kg
Gold: Petra Maarit Olli (FIN)

Silver: Elis Manolova (AZE)
Bronze: Krystsina Fedarashka (BLR) & Henna Katarina Johansson (SWE)

 

72kg
Gold: Anna Jenny Eva Maria Fransson (SWE)

Silver: Anastasiya Zimiankova (BLR)
Bronze: Cynthia Vanessa Vescan (FRA) & Alexandra Nicoleta Anghel (ROU)


Men's Freestyle Wrestling, Semifinals

 

57kg
RUS b. ESP
AZE b. BLR


65kg
AZE b. SLO
RUS b. POL


70kg
RUS b. GEO
POL b. AZE


79kg
GER b. HUN
RUS b. AZE


97kg
BLR b. AZE
RUS b. UKR

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Today's Afternoon program (semis from 4.15 p.m. CET, finals from 5 p.m. CET)

 

Men's Freestyle Wrestling, Finals

 

57kg
Gold: RUS vs AZE
Bronze: SRB vs ESP & ARM vs BLR

 

65kg
Gold: AZE vs RUS
Bronze: TUR vs SLO & GEO vs POL

 

70kg
Gold: RUS vs POL
Bronze: UKR vs GEO & BLR vs AZE

 

79kg
Gold: GER vs RUS
Bronze: MDA vs HUN & TUR vs AZE

 

97kg
Gold: BLR vs RUS
Bronze: MKD vs AZE & GEO vs UKR

 

Semifinals

 

61kg
AZE vs GEO
RUS vs TUR

 

74kg
FRA vs BLR
ITA vs TUR

 

86kg
AZE vs GEO
TUR vs RUS

 

92kg
AZE vs TUR
GEO vs RUS

 

125kg
POL vs GEO
TUR vs RUS

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On 5/4/2018 at 15:50, phelps said:

Conyedo is not as good as we thought...so, in this case I don't see the point in using guys like him instead of a young "native" wrestler like Iannattoni (who won the bronze medal in the junior Europeans last year in the same weight class...at least he would have made a useful experience towards the future competitions)...

our Cuban-born wrestler was literally destroyed by Baitsaev in less than 3 minutes...

OK, it looks that he was injured at one knee (he was even limping from the start of the bout), but it was clear that the Russian was just in another class...quicker, stronger and with better technique...

hopefully, Kudiiamagomedov should be a lot more competitive...

 

I think Conyedo is OK. losing 5-4 to Odikadze in his first serious international competition is not a bad result. even though he is no Chamizo.

 

speaking of Chamizo. he really impressed me by beating Tsabalov. not long ago he won a world medal at 57kg and now he is wrestling almost 20 kilograms up ! I would like to watch his matchup with Burroughs. life will be harder for Burroughs with this new weight-in system. while Chamizo has no problem in his new weight.

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great job by Frank Chamizo, who literally destroyed both the Georgian guy and the Russian Tsabolov in the quarterfinals of the -74kg class, showing that he's perfectly fit also for this weight, the 3rd different one since 2015 (and not counting the -55kg in 2010, when he was still a kid wrestling for his native Cuba)...

now it's time to face the reigning European Champion in this class, Soner Demirtas from Turkey (actually, a Russian born guy), in the semis...

 

on the other hand, unlucky outcome for Shamiil Kudiiamagomedov, the other brand new face of the Italian team...after defeating quite easily Makoev (formerly RUS, now SVK), he wrestled very well against the "true" Russian Naifonov, but in the end he lost by just 1 single point (7-6, a very interesting bout)...

I hope that Naifonov can at least make the final, so to give Shamil the chance to try and get a Bronze in this first experience with our team...

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14 minuti fa, MHSN ha scritto:

 

I think Conyedo is OK. losing 5-4 to Odikadze in his first serious international competition is not a bad result. even though he is no Chamizo.

 

speaking of Chamizo. he really impressed me by beating Tsabalov. not long ago he won a world medal at 57kg and now he is wrestling almost 20 kilograms up ! I would like to watch his matchup with Burroughs. life will be harder for Burroughs with this new weight-in system. while Chamizo has no problem in his new weight.

 

yeah, maybe I was a bit harsh on Conyedo after watching his bout against Baitsaev...

moreover, as I wrote, yesterday he was heavily strapped on one knee and looked like he was limping even before the start of the bout...

meanwhile this morning he looked like another man against Odikadze...

we'll see in the next future if he's more like yesterday's of today's (obviously I hope he's better than what I saw yesterday)...

 

Chamizo is a continuous surprise...I didn't expect him to beat Tsabolov that way...

by the way, Tsabolov is the only Russian that hasn't got at least to the semifinals...today we have 5 of them in the 5 gold medal matches...and 4 out of 5 in the semis of tomorrow's weights...:yikes:

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