Nasir Junusowitsch Mankiev

Nazir Mankiev

Nasir Mankiev medal table
Wrestler
Russia
Olympic games
gold	2008 Beijing	Bantam
World Championship
bronze	2007 Baku	Bantam
bronze	2010 Moscow	Bantam
European Championship
silver	2010 Baku	Bantam
World military games
bronze	2007 Hyderabad	Bantam

Nasir Junusowitsch Mankijew ( Russian: Назир Юнузович Манкиев, born January 27, 1985 in Surchachi , Checheno-Ingushetian ASSR , Russian SFSR , Soviet Union ) is a Russian wrestler of Ingush nationality . He became Olympic champion in the Greco-Roman style bantamweight in Beijing in 2008 .

Career

Nasir Mankiev started wrestling as a teenager in 1998. After his first successes as a junior, he went to Krasnoyarsk , where a wrestling center has developed around the most successful wrestler of all time, Alexander Karelin , and wrestles for the local sports club SWSM . He wrestles exclusively in the Greco-Roman style and was or is trained by Mikhail Alexandrowitsch Gamsin and Ruslan Tschakijew. The only 1.55 m tall athlete weighs around 55 kg and starts in bantam weight. He is a member of the army, but is currently only active as a wrestler.

Nasir Mankiev made his debut on the international wrestling mat at the 2006 European Championships in Moscow . There he lost his first and only bantamweight fight against Rowshan Bajramow from Azerbaijan and only came in 12th place.

As a Russian champion in 2007, he was also used at the 2007 World Championships in Baku in bantamweight. He lost there against the Korean Park Eun-chul . But since the Korean reached the final, Nazir Mankiew was able to continue fighting in the consolation round and won with victories over Maher Boutouri from Tunisia , Rowshan Bajramow and the like. Ildar Hafizov from Uzbekistan won the bronze medal. In October 2007 he started at the World Military Games in Hyderabad and came third in bantamweight behind Park Eun-chul and Wuhar Rahimow from Ukraine.

In March 2008 Nasir Mankijew won the Hungarian Grand Prix in Szombathely in the bantamweight division ahead of Samuel Hazewinkel from the USA , Natig Bahirow from Belarus and Marat Garipow from Kazakhstan . Immediately afterwards he helped the Russian wrestling team to victory in the World Cup in Szombathely with victories over Lascha Gogitadze from Georgia and Peter Modos from Hungary, but against Lee Jung-baek from South Korea he lost on points.

At the 2008 European Championships in Tampere , things didn't go very well for him. He won his first match against Jan Hocko from the Czech Republic , but then lost again to Rövşən Bayramov. He couldn't take the chance to win the bronze medal over the consolation round, as he lost to Peter Modos after defeating Daniel Molin from Sweden . He came in 7th place.

The Russian Wrestling Federation held on to Nasir Mankiev and sent him to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing . There he achieved a brilliant performance in the bantamweight division, because he became Olympic champion with victories over Ildar Hafizov from Uzbekistan , Kristijan Fris from Serbia , Hamid Soryan Reihanpour from Iran , the 2007 world champion and his feared opponents Park Eun-chul and Rövşən Bayramov .

In 2009 Nasir Mankiev took a break from the international championships. In 2010 he was back at the start. However, he did not succeed in winning the bantamweight title at the European Championships in Baku or at the World Championships in Moscow . In Baku he lost in the final fight against Elçin Əliyev from Azerbaijan and in Moscow in the semifinals against Choi Gyu-jin from South Korea .

In 2011, Nasir Mankijew renounced in favor of his brother Bekchan Mankijew on a start at the Russian championship and thus also on starts at the international championships. In November 2011, however, he won the Haparanda Cup in Sweden . In January 2012 he came in at the important "Ivan Poddubny" tournament in Tyumen, behind his compatriots Mingijan Semjonow , Stepan Maranjan, Ivan Tatarinow and Sergei Popruschko, only on 5th place and in the 2012 Russian championship he was beaten in the final by Mingijan Semjonow . So he didn't get a chance to qualify for the 2012 Olympic Games.

Nasir Mankiev was active until 2016, but could no longer qualify for international championships. In 2016 he competed in his last major competition at the Russian championship and finished 5th in featherweight behind Ibragim Labasanow, Stepan Margarjan, Jambulat Lokjaew and Mingijan Semjonow.

International success

year	space	competition	Weight class
2006	12.	EM in Moscow	Bantam	after losing to Rowshan Bajramov , Azerbaijan ; Winner Roman Amojan , Armenia ahead of Wenelin Wenkow , Bulgaria
2007	3.	World Cup in Baku	Bantam	after losing to Park Eun-chul , Korea a . Victories over Maher Boutouri, Tunisia , Rowshan Bajramow u. Ildar Hafizov, Uzbekistan ; Winner: Hamid Soryan Reihanpour , Iran in front of Park Eun-chul
2007	3.	Word Military Games in Hyderabad	Bantam	behind Park Eun-chul u. Vugar Ragimov, Uzbekistan
2008	1.	"Ivan Poddubny" tournament in Moscow	Bantam	in front of Saur Kuramagomedow, Russia, Natig Baghirow, Azerbaijan u. Bechan Mankiev, Russia
2008	1.	Hungarian Grand Prix in Szombathely	Bantam	before Samuel Hazewinkel , USA , Natig Baghirow u. Marat Garipow, Kazakhstan
2008	7th	EM in Tampere	Bantam	with victory over Jan Hocko, Czech Republic , defeat against Rowshan Bajramow, victory over Daniel Molin, Sweden a . Loss to Peter Modos , Hungary ; Winner: Rowshan Bajramov ahead of Roman Amojan
2008	gold	OS in Beijing	Bantam	with victories over Ildar Hafiz, Uzbekistan , Kristijan Fris , Serbia , Hamid Soryan Reihanpour, Park Eun-chul u. Rowshan Bajramow, ahead of Rowshan Bajramow (silver), Roman Amojan (bronze) u. Park Eun-chul (bronze)
2010	1.	"Ivan Poddubny" Memorial in Tyumen	Bantam	before Iwan Tatarinow, Sassun Kalojan a. Ivan Blatzew, all Russia
2010	6th	World Cup in Yerevan	Bantam	behind Roman Amojan , Armenia , Gustavo Balart Marin, Cuba , Peter Modos, Hungary , Mohammad Faghiri, Iran etc. Lascha Gogitidze, Georgia
2010	2.	EM in Baku	Bantam	with victories over Elbek Tojiew, Belarus (2-0 rounds), Virgil Munteanu, Romania (2-0), Lascha Gogitadze (2-0) and. Peter Modos (2: 0) u. a defeat against Elçin Əliyev , Azerbaijan) 0: 2)
2010	3.	World Cup in Moscow	Bantam	with wins over Spencer Thomas Mango, USA (2: 0), Rajender Kumar, India (2: 1) and David Andrzej Ersetic, Poland (2: 0), a defeat against Choi Gyu-jin , South Korea (1: 2) and a win over Peter Modos (2-0)
2011	1.	"Ivan Poddubny" tournament (Grand Prix) in Tyumen	Bantam	before Iwan Blattsew a. Ivan Tatarinov, bde. Russia and Elbek Toshiev, Belarus
2011	8th.	World Cup in Minsk	Bantam	Winner: Aschat Kudaibergenow, Kazakhstan ahead of Valeri Borgojakow, Russia and Choi Gyu-jin
2011	1.	Haparanda Cup	Bantam	before Damir Achmedschanow, Russia and Joachim Fagerlund, Sweden
2012	5.	"Ivan Poddubny" Memorial in Tyumen	Bantam	behind Mingijan Semjonow , Stepan Maranjan, Ivan Tatarinow and Sergei Popruschko, all Russia
2012	1.	Thor Masters in Nyköping	Bantam	before Anders Rønningen, Norway and Dschamal Achamow, Belarus
2012	12.	World Cup in Saransk	Bantam	Winner: Lee Jung-baek , South Korea ahead of Hamid Soryan Reihanpour
2012	17th	Golden Grand Prix in Baku	Bantam	Winner: Kamran Mammadow ahead of Sakit Jalilow, both Azerbaijan
2012	10.	Presidents Cup of Kazakhstan in Astana	feather	Winner: Woo Seung-jae, South Korea ahead of Almat Kebispajew, Kazakhstan
2013	3.	"Ivan Poddubny" Memorial in Tyumen	feather	behind Rustam Chuchbarow and Iwan Nikolajewitsch Kuilakow , both Russia
2014	28.	"Ivan Poddubny" Memorial in Tyumen	feather	Winner: Iwan Kuilakow ahead of Semjon Semjonow, both Russia and Alexander Kostadinow , Bulgaria
2016	5.	"Ivan Poddubny" Memorial in Tyumen	feather	Winner: Ibragim Labasanow , Russia ahead of Elmurat Tasmuradow , Uzbekistan

Explanations

• all competitions in Greco-Roman style
• OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship
• Bantam weight, weight class up to 55 kg body weight

International battles

• 2008 in Szombathely (World Cup), Russia against Georgia, points winner over Lascha Gogitadze,
• 2008 in Szombathely (World Cup), Russia against Korea, point defeat against Lee Jung-baek,
• 2008 in Szombathely (World Cup), Russia against Hungary, points winner over Peter Modos

literature

• Trade journal Der Ringer from 2006 to 2008,

Web link

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