Iran Captures Fifth Greco-Roman World Cup
Sunday, May 22, 2016 - 15:50 By Ali Feizasa
SHIRAZ, Iran (May 20) -- Iran captured the Greco-Roman World Cup title for the fifth time in seven years after shutting out rival Russia 8-0 in Friday night's sold out finale.
Younger brother of Saeid ABDVALI, Saman gave his nation the first win of the finals with a tight 2-1 victory over Sergei EMELIN (RUS) at 59kg.
The second win for Iran came from hometown hero Omid NOROOZI who had raucous support from many Iranian fans. A 2012 Olympic champion, Noroozi won the first period 2-0 by a gut wrench and ignited the hall in the second period by a side throw.
The third straight win for Iran was at 71kg, where Afshin BYABANGARD had a come-from-behind 3-2 victory over Abuiazid MANTSIGOV.
Russia didn’t send a wrestler on mat at 71kg, giving Iran the 4-0 lead.
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The deciding match of the meet came at 85kg between Iran’s Ramin TAHERI and Ramazan ABACHARAEV (RUS) as TAHERI’s 6-4 win brought bout and team title victory to Iran.
Habibollah AKHLAGHI, Ghasem REZAEI and Bashir BABAJANZADEH added three other wins to host country, beating Russia 8-0 in the 2016 Greco-Roman World Cup final match.
“We deserved to win the World Cup trophy. I should thank the Shiraz people who supported us passionately during the tournament,” said Iranian Wrestling president Rasoul KHADEM.
Before this year, Iran had captured World Cup team title four times (2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014). This is the nation's fifth victory in the last seven years.
Russia did not send their best wrestlers to World Cup in order to prepare for Olympic Games. “It was our third or fourth team. Our main wrestlers are preparaing for the Olympic Games and the best Russian team will be displayed at RIO2016.” said Russian Greco-Roman head coach Gogi Koguashvili.
In third place match, Turkey had a tough win 4-4 (16-14) over Kazakhstan to place third.
Russia advanced to the final match in group A as they defeated Belarus, Germany and Kazakhstan (all 7-1).
In group B, Iran beat Ukraine (8-0), Azerbaijan (7-1) and Turkey (7-1) for reaching the final match.
Final match
IRAN (IRI) df. RUSSIA (RUS), 8-0
59 kg - Saman Morad ABDOULI (IRI) df. Sergey EMELIN (RUS), 2-1
66 kg - Omid Haji NOROOZI (IRI) df. Zaur KABALOEV (RUS), 7-2
71 kg - Afshin Nemat BYABANGARD (IRI) df. Abuiazid MANTSIGOV (RUS), 3-2
75 kg - Saeid Morad ABDVALI (IRI) df. Irakliy KALANDIYA (RUS) by Injury Default, 0-0
80 kg - Ramin Soltanmorad TAHERISARTANG (IRI) df. Ramazan ABACHARAEV (RUS), 6-4
85 kg - Habibollah Jomeh AKHLAGHI (IRI) df. Sosruko KODZOKOV (RUS), 3-0
98 kg - Ghasem Gholamreza REZAEI (IRI) df. Kantemir MAGOMEDOV (RUS), 2-1
130 kg - Bashir Asgari BABAJANZADEH DARZI (IRI) df. Sergey SEMENOV (RUS), 7-2
Third place match
TURKEY (TUR) df. KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ), 4-4
59 kg - Fatih Orhan UCUNCU (TUR) df. Mirambek AINAGULOV (KAZ), 3-0
66 kg - Askhat ZHANBIROV (KAZ) df. Enes Nogman BASAR (TUR), 3-0
71 kg - Darkhan BAYAKHMETOV (KAZ) df. Murat Huseyin DAG (TUR), 3-2
75 kg - Doszhan KARTIKOV (KAZ) df. Furkan BAYRAK (TUR), 2-0
80 kg - Burhan AKBUDAK (TUR) df. Askhat DILMUKHAMEDOV (KAZ) by TF, 8-0
85 kg - Kansu ILDEM (TUR) df. Khussein MUTSOLGOV (KAZ), 5-2
98 kg - Fatih Cemal BASKOY (TUR) df. Alimkhan SYZDYKOV (KAZ) by TF, 10-2
130 kg - Nurmakhan TINALIYEV (KAZ) df. Atilla Serafettin GUZEL (TUR), 6-4
Fifth place match
BELARUS (BLR) df. AZERBAIJAN (AZE), 4-4
59 kg - Sakit GULIYEV (AZE) df. Elbek TAZHYIEU (BLR) by TF, 8-0
66 kg - Elman MUKHTAROV (AZE) df. Mikita ZINEVICH (BLR) by TF, 9-0
71 kg - Pavel LIAKH (BLR) df. Ruhin MIKAYILOV (AZE), 4-1
75 kg - Tsimur BERDYIEU (BLR) df. Shamistan GULUZADE (AZE) by FALL, 4-0
80 kg - Pavel PAMINCHUK (BLR) df. Emin AHMADOV (AZE), 1-0
85 kg - Islam ABBASOV (AZE) df. Hoha HAHNIDZE (BLR), 3-2
98 kg - Siarhei STARADUB (BLR) df. Orkhan NURIYEV (AZE), 5-2
130 kg - Oyan NAZARIANI (AZE) df. Heorhi CHUHASHVILI (BLR), 8-7
Seventh place match
UKRAINE (UKR) df. GERMANY (GER), 5-3
59 kg - Ievgen MIAGKYI (UKR) df. Dustin SCHERF (GER) by TF, 8-0
66 kg - Artur POLITAIEV (UKR) df. Muhammet Yasin YETER (GER) by TF, 8-0
71 kg - Maximilian Andreas SCHWABE (GER) df. Olexandr LYTVYNOV (UKR) by TF, 11-2
75 kg - Jan ROTTER (GER) df. Ievgen PYSHKOV (UKR), 4-1
80 kg - Yaroslav FILCHAKOV (UKR) df. Hannes WAGNER (GER), 5-0
85 kg - Andrii GLADKYKH (UKR) df. Florian NEUMAIER (GER), 2-1
98 kg - Muhammed Etka SEVER (GER) df. Zielimkhan DZIHASOV (UKR) by TF, 9-0
130 kg - Ihor DIDYK (UKR) df. Christian JOHN (GER) by TF, 11-0
حبیب الله اخلاقی، قاسم رضایی و بشیر باباجانزاده سه پیروزی دیگر به کشور میزبان اضافه کردند تا روسیه را در فینال جام جهانی 2016 کشتی فرنگی 8-0 مغلوب سازند.
رسول خادم رئیس فدراسیون کشتی ایران پس از این قهرمانی گفت: "ما مستحق کسب جام جهانی بودیم. باید از مردم شیراز که مشتاقانه ما را حمایت کردند، تشکر کنم."
ایران پیش از این در سالهای 2010، 2011، 2012 و 2014 جام جهانی را فتح کرده بود و این پنجمین قهرمان ایران در هفت سال اخیر بود.
اما روسیه بهترین نفراتش را به این مسابقات اعزام نکرده بود تا برای المپیک آماده شوند. گوگی کوگواشویلی سرمربی تیم ملی کشتی فرنگی روسیه در این باره گفت: "این تیم سوم یا چهارم ما بود.کشتی گیران اصلی ما برای المپیک آماده می شوند و بهترین تیم روسیه را در المپیک 2016 خواهید دید."
اما در کشتی رده بندی، ترکیه با پیروزی نزدیک 4-4 (16-14) مقابل قزاقستان عنوان سوم را به خود اختصاص داد.
Match final
IRAN (IRI) df. RUSSIE (RUS), 8-0
59 kg - Saman Morad ABDOULI (IRI) df. Sergey EMELIN (RUS), 2-1
66 kg - Omid Haji NOROOZI (IRI) df. Zaur KABALOEV (RUS), 7-2
71 kg - Afshin Nemat BYABANGARD (IRI) df. Abuiazid MANTSIGOV (RUS), 3-2
75 kg - Saeid Morad ABDVALI (IRI) df. Irakliy KALANDIYA (RUS) by Injury Default, 0-0
80 kg - Ramin Soltanmorad TAHERISARTANG (IRI) df. Ramazan ABACHARAEV (RUS), 6-4
85 kg - Habibollah Jomeh AKHLAGHI (IRI) df. Sosruko KODZOKOV (RUS), 3-0
98 kg - Ghasem Gholamreza REZAEI (IRI) df. Kantemir MAGOMEDOV (RUS), 2-1
130 kg - Bashir Asgari BABAJANZADEH DARZI (IRI) df. Sergey SEMENOV (RUS), 7-2
Troisième place
TURQUIE (TUR) df. KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ), 4-4
59 kg - Fatih Orhan UCUNCU (TUR) df. Mirambek AINAGULOV (KAZ), 3-0
66 kg - Askhat ZHANBIROV (KAZ) df. Enes Nogman BASAR (TUR), 3-0
71 kg - Darkhan BAYAKHMETOV (KAZ) df. Murat Huseyin DAG (TUR), 3-2
75 kg - Doszhan KARTIKOV (KAZ) df. Furkan BAYRAK (TUR), 2-0
80 kg - Burhan AKBUDAK (TUR) df. Askhat DILMUKHAMEDOV (KAZ) par SP, 8-0
85 kg - Kansu ILDEM (TUR) df. Khussein MUTSOLGOV (KAZ), 5-2
98 kg - Fatih Cemal BASKOY (TUR) df. Alimkhan SYZDYKOV (KAZ) par SP, 10-2
130 kg - Nurmakhan TINALIYEV (KAZ) df. Atilla Serafettin GUZEL (TUR), 6-4
Cinquième place
BIELORUSSIE (BLR) df. AZERBAIDJAN (AZE), 4-4
59 kg - Sakit GULIYEV (AZE) df. Elbek TAZHYIEU (BLR) par SP, 8-0
66 kg - Elman MUKHTAROV (AZE) df. Mikita ZINEVICH (BLR) par SP, 9-0
71 kg - Pavel LIAKH (BLR) df. Ruhin MIKAYILOV (AZE), 4-1
75 kg - Tsimur BERDYIEU (BLR) df. Shamistan GULUZADE (AZE) by FALL, 4-0
80 kg - Pavel PAMINCHUK (BLR) df. Emin AHMADOV (AZE), 1-0
85 kg - Islam ABBASOV (AZE) df. Hoha HAHNIDZE (BLR), 3-2
98 kg - Siarhei STARADUB (BLR) df. Orkhan NURIYEV (AZE), 5-2
130 kg - Oyan NAZARIANI (AZE) df. Heorhi CHUHASHVILI (BLR), 8-7
Septième place
UKRAINE (UKR) df. GERMANY (GER), 5-3
59 kg - Ievgen MIAGKYI (UKR) df. Dustin SCHERF (GER) par SP, 8-0
66 kg - Artur POLITAIEV (UKR) df. Muhammet Yasin YETER (GER) par SP, 8-0
71 kg - Maximilian Andreas SCHWABE (GER) df. Olexandr LYTVYNOV (UKR) par SP, 11-2
75 kg - Jan ROTTER (GER) df. Ievgen PYSHKOV (UKR), 4-1
80 kg - Yaroslav FILCHAKOV (UKR) df. Hannes WAGNER (GER), 5-0
85 kg - Andrii GLADKYKH (UKR) df. Florian NEUMAIER (GER), 2-1
98 kg - Muhammed Etka SEVER (GER) df. Zielimkhan DZIHASOV (UKR) par SP, 9-0
130 kg - Ihor DIDYK (UKR) df. Christian JOHN (GER) par SP, 11-0
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