Adam Alawdinowitsch Batirow

Adam Alawdinowitsch Batirow ( Russian Адам Алавдинович Батиров , Avar Адам ГІалаудинил Батиров * 13. January 1985 in Khasavyurt , Dagestan ASSR , Soviet Union ) is a Russian wrestler Avar origin. In 2004 and 2009 he was runner-up in free style European bantam and featherweight.

Career

Adam Batirow comes from a family of wrestlers. Two of his brothers are also successful wrestlers, with Mawlet Batirow, two years his senior, being the most successful as a two-time Olympic champion in 2004 and 2008. Brother Albert Batirov wrestles for Belarus .

Adam Batirow started wrestling in 1992 in Khasavyurt. He belongs to the wrestling club "Shamil Umachanow Chassavyurt". He is a sports student, is or was trained by Gadschi Raschidow and Salim Nujakhanov and wrestles exclusively in free style.

In 2001 Adam Batirow was 16 years old in Izmir Junior European Champion (Cadets) in the weight class up to 46 kg body weight (KG). He defended this title in 2002 in Vilnius in the weight class up to 50 kg, while in the same year he took 2nd place at the European Championships for the next higher age group in Tirana .

At the Junior World Championships 2003 in Istanbul (Juniors) he finished second behind the Turkish Ersin Cetin in the bantamweight (up to 55 kg body weight).

In 2004 Adam Batirow took 3rd place in the bantamweight division at the important "Ivan Yarigin" tournament in Krasnoyarsk behind his brother Mawlet and Banyrzhan Orazgaliew from Kazakhstan and was then used at the European Championships in Ankara , while his brother at the Olympic Games in Athens started. In Ankara he won over Gennadi Tulbea from Moldova , Kai Wedekind from Germany and Amiran Kartanow from Greece , but failed in the final against Martin Berberjan from Armenia and took 2nd place.

In 2007 Adam Batirow won the "Iwan-Yarigin" tournament in bantamweight, but was used in the European championship this year in Sofia in featherweight (up to 60 kg body weight). He came in Sofia to three wins, but then lost against Anatoli Guidea from Bulgaria with 1: 2 rounds and 1: 2 techn. Points and against Murad Ramazanow from Macedonia with 0: 2 rounds and 0: 4 techn. Points and missed a medal with 5th place.

Also at the European Championships in Tampere in 2008 he "only" came in 5th place when he lost three wins against Vasyl Fedoryschyn from the Ukraine and again against Anatoli Guidea. Against Guidea was his point defeat with 1: 2 round losses with 6: 7 techn. Points very close. After this result, Adam Batirow was out of the picture at the Olympic Games in Beijing this year, given the great breadth in the Russian wrestling camp.

In 2009 he won again at the "Iwan Yarigin" tournament. This time in featherweight and was then brought to the start at the European Championships in Vilnius in this weight class. But he did not succeed in becoming European champion there again. With victories over Artur Arakeljan from Armenia , Ersin Cetin and Wassyl Fedoryschyn he got into the final battle in which he lost against Zelimchan Huseinow from Azerbaijan with 1: 2 round losses .

International success

year	space	competition	Weight class
2001	1.	Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Izmir	up to 46 kg body weight	before Marcin Pawlak, Poland a . Ander Izmailov, Azerbaijan
2002	2.	Junior European Championship (Juniors) in Tirana	up to 50 kg body weight	behind Amiran Albakidze, Georgia , before Murtaza Yilmaz, Turkey u. Bashi Binashvili, Israel
2002	1.	Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Vilnius	up to 50 kg body weight	before Gotscha Akaladze, Georgia a. Alexander Nazarov, Ukraine
2003	2.	Junior World Championships (Juniors) in Istanbul	Bantam	behind Ersin Cetin , Turkey , in front of Juri Golab, Ukraine a. Jousef Nokandeh Sharbati, Iran
2004	3.	"Ivan Yarigin" tournament in Krasnoyarsk	Bantam	behind Mawlet Batirow , Russia a . Banyrzhan Orazgaliew, Kazakhstan
2004	6th	Olympic qualification tournament in Bratislava	Bantam	behind René Montero , Cuba , Herman Accountiev , Belarus , Martin Berberjan , Armenia , Namig Abdullajew , Azerbaijan and others. Li Zhengyu, People's Republic of China
2004	2.	EM in Ankara	Bantam	with victories over Gennadi Tulbea , Moldova , Kai Wedekind , Germany a . Amiran Kartanow , Greece a . a loss to Martin Berberjan
2005	3.	"Umakhanov" Memorial in Khasavyurt	feather	behind Yandro Quintana , Cuba a. Martin Berberjan, together with Zelimchan Huseinow , Russia
2005	3.	"Alexander Medved" tournament in Minsk	Bantam	behind Samuel Henson , USA a . Otarsultanow, Russia, together with I. Kamilow, Russia
2007	1.	"Ivan Yarigin" tournament in Krasnoyarsk	Bantam	before Wladimir Wilmow, Russia, Wassyl Fedoryschyn , Ukraine a. Nate Gallick, USA
2007	5.	EM in Sofia	feather	with victories over Augustin Sanchez Parra, Spain , Giorgi Baliaschwili, Georgia a. Alexander Karnitski, Belarus a. Defeats against Anatoli Guidea , Bulgaria a . Murad Ramazanow , Macedonia
2008	2.	"Ivan Yarigin" tournament in Krasnoyarsk	feather	behind Alan Dudajew , Russia, in front of Wladimir Wilnow u. Albert Saritow, bde. Russia
2008	5.	EM in Tampere	feather	with victories over Martin Berberjan u. Viorel Etko, Great Britain , a defeat against Wassyl Fedoryschyn, a victory over Malchaz Kurdiani, Georgia a. a loss to Anatoly Guidea
2009	1.	"Ivan Yarigin" tournament in Krasnoyarsk	feather	before Ahmed Csoka, Alimchan Mamujew u. Zelimchan Huseinow, all Russia
2009	2.	EM in Vilnius	feather	with victories over Artur Arakeljan, Armenia, Ersin Cetin a. Wassyl Fedoryschyn et al. a loss to Zelimchan Huseinow, Azerbaijan
2010	2.	"Ivan Yarigin" Memorial in Krasnoyarsk	Light	behind Magomedmurad Hadschijew, Russia, in front of Hasan Magomedow, Russia u. Andrij Stadnik , Ukraine

Note: all competitions were held in free style, bantam weight = up to 55 kg body weight, feather weight up to 60 kg and the like. Lightweight, up to 66 kg body weight, OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship

swell

• Database of the Institute for Applied Training Sciences at the University of Leipzig,
• Trade journal Der Ringer ,
• US Wrestling Association website,
• Website of the Russian Wrestling Association

Web links

• Profile of Adam Batirow at the Institute for Applied Training Science