Mohammad Talaee

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Mohammad Talaee medal table

Wrestling

IranIran Iran
World championships
gold 1997 Krasnoyarsk 58 kg
silver 1994 Istanbul 57 kg
bronze 2002 Tehran 60 kg
Asian Games
bronze 1998 Bangkok 58 kg

Mohammad Talaee or Mohammad Talaei ( Persian محمد طلایی; * March 8, 1973 or April 7, 1973 ) is a retired Iranian wrestler . He was the 1997 free style bantamweight world champion .

Life

Mohammad Talaee began wrestling as a teenager in 1986. After the first major successes in the national field, he became a member of the wrestling club Sazeman Abe Tehran . He was fully focused on the free style and has been coached by a number of coaches throughout his career: Ghanbar Modanloo, Rahmortolla Fortemi, Mohammad Ghasemi, Sobhan Roohi, Rasul Khadem , Ayoob Bahtaj, Sahram Nikhbakht and Mansoor Barzegar .

Mohammad Talaee, who studied sport, won a medal at an international championship as a junior. In 1993 he was third at the Junior World Championships (Espoirs = age group up to the age of 20) in Athens .

In 1994 he immediately entered the senior world championships. In Istanbul he was bantamweight behind Alejandro Puerto from Cuba , but above Bagautdin Umachanow from Russia and Hidemi Hanada from Japan , Vice World Champion . He could not repeat this success at the 1995 World Cup and at the 1996 Olympic Games, both of which were held in Atlanta . At both events he took 6th place in bantamweight. The winners each came from the United States: Terry Brands in 1995 and Kendall Cross in 1996 .

1997 Mohammad Talaee became world champion in bantamweight in Krasnoyarsk . He defeated Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar from Mongolia , Serafim Barsakow from Bulgaria (with 6: 5 technical points), Ali Rachmatow from Tajikistan , Jung Jin-Hyuk from South Korea and Ramil Islamow from Uzbekistan .

This success was followed by a victory at the Goodwill Games in New York in 1998, ahead of Harun Doğan from Turkey and Anthony Purler from the United States. He could not defend his world championship title in Tehran in 1998 because he lost to his young compatriot Alireza Dabir in qualifying for this championship . In 1999 he was back at the World Cup in Ankara . He started there for the first time in featherweight (up to 63 kg body weight) and defeated Mehmet Yozgat from Turkey, Dawid Pogosjan from Armenia and Elman Asgarow from Azerbaijan , but lost the quarter-finals to Ramil Islamow from Uzbekistan and finished 6th.

In 2000 he took part in the Olympic Games in Sydney for the second time. At the beginning he lost there against Cary J. Kolat from the United States on points, then defeated Ramil Islamov and Arshak Hairadedjan from Armenia , before he had to bury his dreams of Olympic victory with a defeat against Serafim Barsakow from Bulgaria . He still got the chance to fight for the bronze medal against Jang Jae-Sung from South Korea . He lost this fight with 2:12 technical points. With a fourth place he again missed an Olympic medal.

In 2002 Mohammad Talaee won his last medal with a 3rd place at the world championship in Tehran in featherweight. He defeated there u. a. Arif Abdullayev from Azerbaijan and Petru Toarcă from Romania, but lost to Aram Margarjan from Armenia and Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar . Both defeats were extremely close (3: 4 against Margarjan and through the referee's decision at 2: 2 against Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar). For the last time he took part in a world championship in New York in 2003. He lost his first fight against Eric S. Guerrero from the United States. For his next fight against Michele Liuzzi from Italy he did not take part and ended up in 35th place.

International success

year space event Weight class
1993 3. Junior World Championships (Espoirs) in Athens Bantam behind Ramil Islamow , Uzbekistan a . Mario Hromadka, Slovakia , before Maksat Boburbekow, Kyrgyzstan a . Aram Margarjan , Armenia
1994 2. World Cup in Istanbul Bantam behind Alejandro Puerto Diaz , Cuba , in front of Bagautdin Umachanow , Russia a . Hidemi Harada , Japan
1995 3. World Cup in Chattanooga Bantam behind Terry Brands , USA a . Vyacheslav Semchuk, Russia, before Ismail Zurnacci , Turkey a. Kaku Irie, Japan
1995 6th World Cup in Atlanta Bantam behind Terry Brands, Guivi Sissaouri , Canada , Harun Doğan , Turkey, Tserenbaataryn Tsogtbajar , Mongolia and others. Aslambek Fidarov , Ukraine
1996 3. Asian Games Bantam behind Ri Yong Sam , North Korea u. Tserenbaataryn Tsogtbajar, in front of Damir Sakharinov , Uzbekistan
1996 6th OS in Atlanta Bantam behind Kendall Cross , USA, Guivi Sissaouri, Ri Yong Sam, Harun Doğan u. Šaban Trstena , Macedonia
1997 3. Asian Championship Bantam behind Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar , Mongolia a. Seo Min-Kyu, South Korea , in front of Ri Yong Sam u. Damir Sakharinov
1997 1. World Cup in Krasnoyarsk Bantam with victories over Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar, Serafim Barzakow , Bulgaria , Ali Rachmatow, Tajikistan , Jung Jin-Hyuk , South Korea and others. Ramil Islamov
1998 1. "Goodwill" games in New York Bantam before Harun Doğan and Anthony Parker, USA
1998 3. Asian Games in Bangkok Bantam behind Ri Yang Sam u. Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar, in front of Murat Mambetow, Kazakhstan a. Maksat Beburbekow, Kyrgyzstan
1999 6th Asian Championship in Tashkent Bantam behind Ri Yong Sam, Ruslan Madinow, Kyrgyzstan, Damir Sachardinow, Madschan Kuramusow, Kazakhstan u. Kenji Inoue , Japan
1999 6th World Cup in Ankara feather with victories over Mehmet Yozgat , Turkey, Dawid Pogosjan , Georgia a . Elman Asgarow , Azerbaijan a . a loss to Ramil Islamov
2000 4th OS in Sydney feather with a defeat against Cary J. Kolat , USA, victories over Ramil Islamow a. Arshak Hairabedjan, Armenia a. Defeats against Serafim Barzakow u. Jang Jae-Sung, South Korea
2002 3. World Cup in Tehran feather with victories over Ilie Vasile Esir, Moldova , Alexander Gusow, Belarus , Arif Abdullayev , Azerbaijan and others. Petru Toarcă , Romania a. Defeats against Aram Margarjan, Armenia a. Ojuunbilegiin Pürewbaatar
2003 35. World Cup in New York feather after losing to Eric S. Guerrero , USA a. a non-fight loss to Michele Liuzzi , Italy

Note: OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, bantamweight, up to 57 kg until 1996, up to 58 kg from 1998 to 2001 and up to 55 kg body weight since 2002, featherweight, until 2001 up to 63 kg, since 2002 up to 60 kg body weight.

swell

  • Database of the Institute for Applied Training Sciences at the University of Leipzig,
  • Trade journal Der Ringer ,
  • Websites of the Iranian and US wrestling associations

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personal data
SURNAME Talaee, Mohammad
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Iranian wrestler
DATE OF BIRTH March 8, 1973 or April 7, 1973