2016 Summer Olympics / Wrestling - Freestyle Lightweight (Men)

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Olympic rings
Wrestling at the 2016 Summer Olympics, Asgarov vs Ramonov 3.jpg
sport Wrestling
discipline Free style Lightweight (up to 65 kg)
gender Men
Attendees 21 athletes from 21 countries
Competition location Arena Carioca 2
Competition phase August 21, 2016
Medalist
gold medal RussiaRussia Soslan Ramonow ( RUS )
Silver medal AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Toğrul Əsgərov ( AZE )
Bronze medal ItalyItaly Frank Chamizo ( ITA ) Ixtiyor Navroʻzov ( UZB )
UzbekistanUzbekistan
2012 2020
Competitions in wrestling at the
2016 Olympic Games
Men
Wrestling freestyle Free style Wrestling freestyle gr.-roman
Class up to 57 kg Class up to 59 kg
Class up to 65 kg Class up to 66 kg
Class up to 74 kg Class up to 75 kg
Class up to 86 kg Class up to 85 kg
Class up to 97 kg Class up to 98 kg
Class up to 125 kg Class up to 130 kg
Women
Wrestling freestyle Free style
Class up to 48 kg Class up to 63 kg
Class up to 53 kg Class up to 69 kg
Class up to 58 kg Class up to 75 kg

The lightweight freestyle wrestling at the 2016 Summer Olympics was held in the Carioca 2 arena on August 21 . A maximum of one athlete per nation was allowed to compete. The permissible body weight of an athlete was up to 65 kg.

In the quarter-finals there was a controversy between Uzbek Ixtiyor Abdullayev and Franklin Gómez from Puerto Rico. As the fight came to an end, Gómez took a step that got Navroʻzov out of the ring and initially earned Gómez two points. However, one of the judges argued against it, which is why the point went to the Uzbeks and they won the fight. This decision was controversial from the start and caused a shit storm on the online platform Twitter . There other wrestlers like Jakob Varner , Cael Sanderson or Ben Askren wrote under the hashtag “#GomezGotRobbed” that he had been “robbed”. The former governor of Puerto Rico, Aníbal Acevedo Vilá, also took part in this protest. The incumbent governor Alejandro García Padilla wrote to protest against the verdict, which he called "the theft of sport". Shortly after the fight, at least three judges were suspended from United World Wrestling . They also claimed that an investigation would be conducted, but their decision could not be overturned. On September 3, 2016, it was announced without giving a reason that at least three judges were officially excluded from United World Wrestling.

There was also a controversial decision in one of the two fights for bronze. Again the Uzbek Ixtiyor Abdullayev was involved. A few seconds before the end of the fight, his opponent Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran from Mongolia led 7: 6 and was already celebrating the victory. In response, he received one point of inactivity. This resulted in Navroʻzov winning the bronze medal as he scored the last point. The Mongolian coaches protested against this score, which could not be challenged, by undressing on the mat in front of the judges and throwing their clothes on the table of the jury. This protest led to another penalty point for the Mongols, which is why Navroʻzov won 7: 8.

Time schedule

All times are local times ( UTC − 3 )

date Time round
August 21, 2016 08:30 Preliminary fights
13:00 Hope rounds
13:45 Medal decisions

Results

Final round

1 round Round of 16 Quarter finals Semifinals final
ItalyItaly Frank Chamizo 3
ArmeniaArmenia Dawit Safarjan 1
ItalyItaly Frank Chamizo 4th
GeorgiaGeorgia Surabi Jakobishvili 3
GeorgiaGeorgia Surabi Jakobishvili 2
NigeriaNigeria Amas Daniel 1
ItalyItaly Frank Chamizo 4th
AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Toğrul Əsgərov 7th
AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Toğrul Əsgərov 12
UkraineUkraine Andrij Kvyatkovsky 2
AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Toğrul Əsgərov 10
United StatesUnited States Frank Molinaro 0
United StatesUnited States Frank Molinaro 2
PolandPoland Magomedmurad Gadziev 2
AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Toğrul Əsgərov 0
RussiaRussia Soslan Ramonow 11
UzbekistanUzbekistan Ixtiyor Navroʻzov 7th
BahrainBahrain Adam Batirov 7th
UzbekistanUzbekistan Ixtiyor Navroʻzov 8th
Puerto RicoPuerto Rico Franklin Gomez 5
Puerto RicoPuerto Rico Franklin Gomez 7th
BulgariaBulgaria Borislav Novachkov 10 BulgariaBulgaria Borislav Novachkov 4th
IranIran Meisam Nassiri 7th UzbekistanUzbekistan Ixtiyor Navroʻzov 7th
IndiaIndia Yogeshwar bun 0 RussiaRussia Soslan Ramonow 18th
MongoliaMongolia Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran 3 MongoliaMongolia Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran 3
China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China Yeerlanbieke Katai 6th China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China Yeerlanbieke Katai 0
AustraliaAustralia Sahit Prizreni 1 MongoliaMongolia Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran 0
CanadaCanada Haislan Garcia 1 RussiaRussia Soslan Ramonow 6th
RussiaRussia Soslan Ramonow 7th RussiaRussia Soslan Ramonow 11
CubaCuba Alejandro Valdés 4 pp CubaCuba Alejandro Valdés 3
TurkeyTurkey Mustafa Kaya 4th

Round of hope

Hope round 1 Hope round 2 Fight for bronze
      UkraineUkraine Andrij Kvyatkovsky 5   United StatesUnited States Frank Molinaro 3
      United StatesUnited States Frank Molinaro 8th   ItalyItaly Frank Chamizo 5
CanadaCanada Haislan Garcia 3   CanadaCanada Haislan Garcia 0   MongoliaMongolia Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran 7th
CubaCuba Alejandro Valdés 3   MongoliaMongolia Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran 3   UzbekistanUzbekistan Ixtiyor Navroʻzov 8th

Legend:

Final score

Medal ceremony
rank athlete nation
1 Soslan Ramonow RussiaRussia Russia
2 Toğrul Əsgərov AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Azerbaijan
3 Frank Chamizo ItalyItaly Italy
Ixtiyor Navroʻzov UzbekistanUzbekistan Uzbekistan
5 Frank Molinaro United StatesUnited States United States
5 Gandsorigiin Mandachnaran MongoliaMongolia Mongolia
7th Alejandro Valdés CubaCuba Cuba
8th Borislav Novachkov BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria
9 Franklin Gomez Puerto RicoPuerto Rico Puerto Rico
10 Surabi Jakobishvili GeorgiaGeorgia Georgia
11 Haislan Garcia CanadaCanada Canada
12 Yeerlanbieke Katai China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China China
13 Andrij Kvyatkovsky UkraineUkraine Ukraine
14th Adam Batirov BahrainBahrain Bahrain
15th Meisam Nassiri IranIran Iran
16 Magomedmurad Gadziev PolandPoland Poland
17th Amas Daniel NigeriaNigeria Nigeria
18th Dawit Safarjan ArmeniaArmenia Armenia
19th Sahit Prizreni AustraliaAustralia Australia
20th Mustafa Kaya TurkeyTurkey Turkey
21st Yogeshwar bun IndiaIndia India

Web links

  • Results in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Noel Piñeiro Planas: Franklin Gómez se despide de Río 2016. August 21, 2016, accessed on June 6, 2020 (Spanish).
  2. https://caribbeanbusiness.com/garcia-padilla-vows-protest-over-theft-to-franklin-gomez/. August 23, 2016, accessed June 6, 2020 .
  3. Rio 2016: Officials suspended after 'suspicious' call involving ex-NJ wrestler. August 22, 2016, accessed June 6, 2020 .
  4. Víctor Ortiz Pillot: Expulsados los tres oficiales del combate de Franklin en Río. September 3, 2016, accessed June 6, 2020 (Spanish).
  5. Video of the fight against Navro'zov Mandachnaran. In: Olympic Channel. IOC , accessed June 6, 2020 .