Dilshod Mansurov

Dilshod Mansurov (German also Dilschod Mansurow ; born December 12, 1983 in Tashkent ) is an Uzbek wrestler . He wrestles with the top club Trade Union Sports Club Tashkent .

successes

• 1999, 3rd place , Central Asia Games in Bishkek , Kazakhstan, FS, up to 54 kg, behind Oularbek Tuganbai, Kyrgyzstan and Janat Usin, Kazakhstan

• 2001, 5th place , World Cup in Baltimore , FS, up to 58 kg, behind Kerry Boumans, USA, Massoud Moustafa Jokar, Iran, Mourad Ramazanov , Russia and Arif Kama , Turkey

• 2001, 7th place , World Championship in Sofia , FS, up to 54 kg, after three wins and one defeat against the later fourth Maulen Mamirow from Kazakhstan a. a. behind German Accountiev , Belarus, Babak Noursad , Iran and Alexander Accountiev, Russia

• 2002, 1st place , Asian Games in Busan , South Korea, FS, up to 55 kg, ahead of Chikara Tanabe , Japan, Mohammad Rezai , Iran and Maulen Mamirov

• 2003, 7th place , Military World Cup in Istanbul , FS, up to 60 kg, u. a. behind Jason Kutz , USA, Tevfik Odabasi , Turkey and Daniel Wilde , Germany

• 2003, 1st place , World Championships in New York City , FS, up to 55 kg, after five wins a. a. about Tanabe, Oleksandr Sacharuk , Ukraine and the second Ghenadie Tulbea , Moldova

• 2004, 10th place , OS in Athens , FS, up to 55 kg, with victory over the Afghan Bashir Ahmad Rahmati and a defeat against Mawlet Batirow from Russia, the later Olympic champion

• 2005, 4th place , World Cup in Tashkent, FS, up to 60 kg, behind Yandro Quintana , Cuba, Artysh Tambulak, Russia and Behnam Tayebi-Kermani , Iran

• 2005, 1st place , Asian Championships in Wuhan , FS, up to 55 kg, ahead of Jon-Hyon Kuk, North Korea and Taghi Dadashi , Iran

• 2005, 1st place , World Championships in Budapest , FS, up to 55 kg, after six victories a. a. via Bajaraagiin Naranbaatar , Mongolia and Radoslaw Velikow , Bulgaria

• 2006, 1st place , Golden Grand Prix in Baku, FS, up to 55 kg, ahead of Radoslaw Welikow and Samuel Henson , USA

• 2006, 1st place , Asian Games in Doha , FS, up to 55 kg, ahead of Jon-Hyon Kuk and Kim Hyo-sub , South Korea

Web links

• Profile of Dilshod Mansurov at the Institute for Applied Training Science
• Dilshod Mansurov in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )