Héctor Milián

Héctor Milián Pérez (born May 14, 1968 in Pinar del Río ) is a former Cuban wrestler .

Career

He was active for the Cerro Pelado from Havana . He is a sports teacher and is 1.85 meters tall. He was inducted into the FILA International Wrestling Hall of Fame in August 2016 for his services to wrestling .

Competition balance (overview)

year	competition	place	space	Style	Weight class
01!1986	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Colorado Springs	2	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
02!1986	AAAG!World cup	Oak lawns	4th	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
03!1987	FILA Grand Prix		2	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
04!1987	AAAD!Pan American Championships		1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
05!1987	AAAC!Pan American Games	Indianapolis	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
06!1987	AAAB!World championships	Clermond-Ferrand	7th	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
07!1987	FILA Grand Prix	Budapest	5	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
08!1987	AAAG!World cup	Albany	3	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
09!1988	AAAD!Pan American Championships		1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
10!1988	ZZZG!World Cup (U20)	Athens	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
11!1988	AAAG!World cup	Athens	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
12!1989	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Colorado Springs	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
13!1989	AAAG!World cup	Frederikstad	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
14!1990	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Colorado Springs	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
15!1990	AAAB!World championships	Ostia	5	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
16!1990	AAAG!World cup	Gothenburg	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
17!1991	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Koblenz	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
18!1991	AAAC!Pan American Games	Havana	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
19!1991	AAAB!World championships	Varna	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
20!1992	AAAD!Pan American Championships		1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
21!1992	AAAA!Olympic Summer Games	Barcelona	2	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
22!1992	AAAG!World cup	Besançon	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
23!1993	AAAD!Pan American Championships		1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
24!1993	Central American u. Caribbean games	Ponce	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
25!1994	AAAB!World championships	Tampere	2	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
26!1995	AAAC!Pan American Games	Mar del Plata	1	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
27!1995	AAAB!World championships	Prague	2	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
28!1995	AAAG!World cup		2	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
29!1996	AAAA!Olympic Summer Games	Atlanta	5	Greco-Roman	Heavyweight
30!1996	AAAG!World cup	Colorado Springs	2	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
31!1997	AAAD!Pan American Championships	San Juan	1	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
32!1997	AAAB!World championships	Wroclaw	3	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
33!1998	FILA tournament	Faenza	1	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
34!1998	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Winnipeg	2	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
35!1998	AAAB!World championships	Gävle	1	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
36!1999	AAAC!Pan American Games	Winnipeg	1	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
37!1999	AAAB!World championships	Athens	2	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
38!2000	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Cali	2	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
39!2000	AAAA!Olympic Summer Games	Sydney	5	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight
40!2001	AAAD!Pan American Championships	Santo Domingo	1	Greco-Roman	Super heavyweight

International success

1986, 2nd place , Pan American Championships in Colorado Springs , GR, Sg, behind James Johnson , USA and in front of Steve Marshall , Canada
1986, 4th place , World Cup in Oak Lawns , GR, Sg, behind Igor Kanygin , Soviet Union , Dennis Koslowski , USA and Tamás Gáspár , Hungary
1987, 1st place , Pan American Championships, GR, Sg, ahead of Dennis Koslowski and Steve Marshall
1987, 1st place , Pan American Games in Indianapolis , GR, Sg, in front of Dennis Koslowski and Steven Marshall
1987, 7th place , World Championships in Clermont-Ferrand , GR, Sg, u. a. behind Guram Guduschauri , Soviet Union, Dennis Koslowski, Vasile Andrei , Romania and Jörg Kotte , GDR
1987, 3rd place , World Cup, GR, Sg, behind Guduschauri and Koslowski
1988, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships, GR, Sg, ahead of Steve Mershall and James Johnson
1988, 1st place , World Cup, GR, Sg, ahead of Anatol Fedarenka , USSR and Dimitrios Tsekeridis , Greece
1989, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships in Colorado Springs, GR, Sg, ahead of Guilermo Díaz , Mexico and Steve Lawson , USA
1989, 1st place , World Cup, GR, Sg, ahead of Vyacheslav Klimenko , USSR and James Johnson
1990, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships in Colorado Springs, GR, Sg, ahead of Yogi Yohl , Canada and Brad Anderson , USA
1990, 5th place , World Championships in Ostia , GR, Sg, behind Sjarhej Dzjamjaschkewitsch , USSR, Sándor Major , Hungary and Dušan Masár , CSSR
1990, 1st place , World Cup, GR, Sg, ahead of Zari Iwanaschwili , USSR and Mike Foy , USA
1991, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships, GR, Sg, ahead of James Johnson and John Matile , Canada
1991, 1st place , Panamerica. Games in Havana, GR, Sg, ahead of Johnson and Matile
1991, 1st place , World Championships in Varna, GR, Sg, ahead of Jörgen Olsson and Sjarhej Dzjamjaschkewitsch
1992, 1st place , Panamerica. Championships, Gr, Sg, ahead of Rick Henry , Canada and James Johnson, USA
1992, Gold , OS in Barcelona , GR, Sg, ahead of Dennis Koslowski , USA and Sjarhej Dzjamjaschkewitsch, GUS
1992, 1st place , World Cup, GR, Sg, ahead of Ibragim Schawchalow and Olivier Welzer , France
1993, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships, GR, Sg, ahead of Tolly Thompson and Luis Alcala , Venezuela
1993, 1st place , “ Central American and Caribbean Games” in Ponce , GR, Sg, ahead of Emilio Suárez Agreda , Venezuela
1994, 2nd place , World Championships in Tampere , GR, Ssg, behind Alexander Karelin , Russia and in front of Piotr Kotok and Tomas Johansson , Sweden
1995, 1st place , Pan-American. Games in Mar del Plata , GR, Ssg, in front of Jerry Jackson , USA and Emilio Suárez Agreda
1995, 2nd place , World Championships in Prague , GR, Sg, behind Mikael Ljungberg , Sweden and Georgij Saldadze , Ukraine
1995, 2nd place , World Cup, GR, Ssg, behind Matt Ghaffari and in front of Andrei Grischin , Russia and René Schiekel , Germany
1996, 5th place , OS in Atlanta , GR, Sg, with victories over Colbie Bell , Canada, Giuseppe Guinta and Igor Grabovetski , Moldova and defeats against Andrzej Wroński , Poland and Taimuras Edischeraschwili , Russia
1996, 2nd place , World Cup, GR, Ssg, behind Rulon Gardner , USA
1997, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships, GR, Sg, before Rulon Gardner
1997, 3rd place , World Championship in Breslau , GR, Ssg, with victories over Mario Miketek, Croatia, Jarek Jaracz , Poland, Parviz Kianifard , Sweden, Raymund Edefelder, Rulon Gardner and Sergei Mureiko and one defeat against Piotr Kotok
1998, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships, GR, Ssg, behind Rulon Gardner and in front of Yogi Johl, Canada
1998, 7th place , World Championship in Gävle , GR, Ssg, with victories over Saban Donat, Turkey, Jacek Fafinski , Poland and Hailin Zhao , China and two defeats against Sergei Mureiko and Mirian Giorgadse , Georgia
1999, 1st place , Pan American Games in Winnipeg , GR, Ssg, ahead of Dremiel Byers , USA
1999, 2nd place , World Championship in Athens , GR, Ssg, with victories over Hailin Zhao, Azər Əliyev , Azerbaijan , Mohammad Ghesmati , Iran and Mihály Deák Bárdos , Hungary and one defeat against Alexander Karelin
2000, 2nd place, Pan-American. Championships in Cali , GR, Ssg, behind Rulon Gardner
2000, 5th place, OS in Sydney , GR, Ssg, with victories over Helger Hallik , Hailin Zhao and Georgij Saldadze, Ukraine and one defeat against Dzmitryj Debelka , Belarus
2001, 1st place , Pan-American. Championships in Santo Domingo , ahead of Paul Devlin , USA

Individual evidence

↑ United World Wrestling to Induct 15 into 2016 Hall of Fame Class , accessed April 17, 2017 (English)

Web links

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

personal data
SURNAME	Milián, Héctor
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Milián Pérez, Héctor
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	cuban wrestler
DATE OF BIRTH	May 14, 1968
PLACE OF BIRTH	Pinar del Río

[1] United World Wrestling to Induct 15 into 2016 Hall of Fame Class , accessed April 17, 2017 (English)