Martial Mischler

Martial Mischler (born July 6, 1964 in Strasbourg ) is a former French wrestler . He was eight times French champion in the Greco-Roman style in the world ter and middleweight division.

Career

Martial Mischler-Riemer, as he is now called, is a member of the Alsatian family Mischler / Riemer, which has produced top wrestlers for generations. Growing up in Strasbourg, he started as a teenager when Ringer Club Olympia Schiltigheim with the rings . There he developed into an excellent wrestler in the Greco-Roman style, who was the first French champion in the senior welterweight division in 1985.

Martial Mischler's international wrestling career began as early as 1983 when he participated in the Junior World Championships (Espoirs) in Kristiansund / Norway . There he took an excellent 4th place behind such experts as Mikhail Mamiaschwili from the USSR, Tibor Komáromi from Hungary and Petar Tenew from Bulgaria .

In 1984 Martial Mischler started at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles for the first time in the senior class at an international championship. He took a good 6th place in the welterweight division. He also achieved the same place at the European Championships in Athens in 1986 , with Michail Mamiaschwili, Roger Tallroth from Sweden , Jouko Salomäki from Finland , Jerzy Kopanski from Poland and Ștefan Rusu from Romania only the "creme de la creme" of the welterweight wrestlers of the 1980s Years before him.

Martial Mischler also did excellent at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul . He reached there with a victory over the Bulgarian Borislav Welitschkow the 5th place. He also achieved an excellent 5th place at the 1989 World Cup in Martigny / Switzerland .

In 1992 Martial Mischler took part in the Olympic Games in Barcelona for the third time. He came there in the middleweight division on 11th place.

Martial Mischler ended his career with a victory at the Mediterranean Games in 1993 in Languedoc - Roussillon welterweight before Yalcin Karapinar from Turkey and Petros Triantafilidis from Greece . With Yvon Riemer , another member of the Mischler / Riemer family was ready to take over from Martial Mischler-Riemer. He now works as a trainer at Olympia Schiltigheim.

International success

(OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship, GR = Greco-Roman style, We = welterweight, Mi = middleweight, back then up to 74 kg or 82 kg body weight)

• 1983, 4th place , Junior World Championships (Espoirs) in Kristiansund / Norway , GR, W, behind Michail Mamiaschwili , USSR , Tibor Komáromi , Hungary a . Petar Tenew , Bulgaria a . before Stefan Edvardsson, Sweden a . Frank Eriksen, Norway;
• 1984, 6th place , Junior European Championships in Frederikshavn / Denmark , GR, W, behind Bogdanow, USSR, Tibor Podolski, Hungary , Konschatski, USSR, Hutuleac, Romania a . Timo Niemi , Finland ;
• 1984, 6th place , OS in Los Angeles , GR, We, with victories over Awarke, Lebanon a . Mukai, Japan a . Losses against Kim Young-Nam , South Korea , Roger Tallroth , Sweden a. Karoly Kasap , Yugoslavia ;
• 1985, 4th place , tournament in Reims , GR, We, behind Dobri Marinow-Iwanow , Bulgaria, Kim Young-Nam u. Roger Gössner , FRG a . before Philipp Vidal u. Patrick Tilaque, bde. France ;
• 1985, 2nd place , Grand Prize of the Federal Republic of Germany in Aschaffenburg , GR, We, behind Ștefan Rusu , Romania a. before Karl-Heinz Helbing , FRG, Roger Gössner a. Norbert Hilzendegen, bde. FRG;
• 1986, 1st place , tournament in Reims, GR, We, ahead of Raimund Feser , FRG;
• 1986, 6th place , Grand Prix of the FRG in Freiburg im Breisgau , GR, We, behind Michail Mamiaschwili, Roger Tallroth, Raimund Feser u. Daulet Turlychanow , USSR a. before Andreas Lemke , GDR ;
• 1986, 6th place , EM in Athens , GR, We, behind Michail Mamiaschwili, Roger Tallroth, Jouko Salomäki , Finland, Jerzy Kopanski, Poland a. Stefan Rusu;
• 1987, 13th place , World Championships in Clermont-Ferrand , GR, We, winner: Jouko Salomäki ahead of Jozef Tracz , Poland a. Daulet Turlykhanov ;
• 1988, 3rd place , Mediterranean Games in Latakia / Greece , GR, We, behind Franc Podlesek, Yugoslavia a. Zouhair Hory, Syria a . before Abdelazi Tahir, Morocco a . Burhan Sabiancoglu, Turkey ;
• 1988, 5th place , OS in Seoul , GR, We, behind Kim Young-Nam, Daulet Turlychanow, Zosef Tracz u. Janos Takacs , Hungary a. before Borislaw Welitschkow;
• 1989, 5th place , World Championship in Martigny / Switzerland , GR, We, behind Daulet Turlychanow, Anton Arghira , Romania, Petar Tenew u. Udo Ruggaber , FRG a. before Hiromichi Ito, Japan;
• 1990, 10th place , EM in Poznań , GR, We, winner: Torbjörn Kornbakk , Sweden ahead of Tuomo Karila , Finland a. Jaroslav Zeman , Czechoslovakia ;
• 1991, 2nd place , Mediterranean Games in Athens , GR, We, behind Goram Kasum , Yugoslavia a. in front of Leonidas Pappas, Greece, Erol Koyuncu , Turkey a. Ernesto Razzino , Italy ;
• 1991, 21st place , World Cup in Varna , GR, Wed, winner: Peter Farkas , Hungary ahead of Todor Angelow , Bulgaria a. Goram Kasum;
• 1992, 10th place , EM in Copenhagen , GR, Wed, winner: Thomas Zander , FRG ahead of Magnus Fredriksson , Sweden a. Goram Kasuzm;
• 1992, 11th place , OS in Barcelona , GR, Wed, winner: Peter Farkas in front of Piotr Stepien , Poland a. Daulet Turlykhanov;
• 1993, 1st place , Mediterranean Games in Languedoc - Roussillon , GR, We, ahead of Yalcin Karapinar , Turkey, Petros Triantafilidis, Greece, Mohamed El-Haddad, Egypt a . Vlado Lisjak , Croatia

French championships

Martial Mischler-Riemer became French champion in 1985, 1986 a. 1987 welterweight a. 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 a. 1992 middleweight, each in Greco-Roman. Style.

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• Trade journal Der Ringer, numbers: 9/1984, page 10, 5/1986, page 9, 10/1988, pages 5 to 12, 5/1990, page 8 and 5/1992, page 8
• Website of the Institute for Applied Training Sciences at the University of Leipzig
• Website of the wrestling club Olympia Schiltigheim

Web links

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