Rafiq Husynov

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Rafiq Hüseynov, 2015
Rafik Huseinow medal table

Wrestler

Azerbaijan
European Games
silver 2015 Baku Welter
European Championship
gold 2011 Dortmund Welter
bronze 2018 Kaspiisk up to 82 kg
World military games
gold 2015 Mungyeong up to 80 kg
Military World Championship
silver 2016 Skopje up to 80 kg
bronze 2018 Moscow up to 82 kg
Junior World Championship
bronze 2007 Beijing Easy Juniors
bronze 2008 Istanbul Easy Juniors
Junior European Championship
bronze 2004 Albena up to 58 kg cadets
silver 2005 Tirana up to 63 kg cadets
silver 2007 Belgrade Easy Juniors
gold 2008 Košice Welter Juniors

Rafiq Radik oğlu Hüseynov (born May 15, 1988 ) is an Azerbaijani wrestler . He was the 2011 European welterweight champion in the Greco-Roman style .

Career

Rafik Huseinow started wrestling as a teenager in 1996. His father Radik Huseinow has been his trainer since the beginning of his career. He is a member of the Azerbaijani Army and a member of Dinamo Baku . He wrestles only in the Greco-Roman style and starts as an adult at a height of 1.75 meters in welterweight, the weight class up to 75 kg body weight.

Rafik Huseinow began his international career at the age of 15 when he started in the 2003 Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Rostov-on-Don in the weight class up to 54 kg, although there he still had to make do with 11th place. Then he started at seven other international junior championships. He was most successful in 2007 and 2008. He was z. B. 2007 in Belgrade Vice European Champion of the age group Juniors in the lightweight and in the same year took 3rd place at the Junior World Championships in Beijing in the lightweight behind the Russian Ruslan Belcharojew and Aibek Jenekschanow from Kazakhstan . At the European Junior Championships in 2008 in Košice , he even won the welterweight title, ahead of Sergei Proskurow from Ukraine and Arsen Kachabrishvili from Georgia . At the Junior World Championship in Istanbul in 2008 he started again in the lightweight and came there after four wins and one defeat against Saeid Mourad Abdvali from Iran on the 3rd place.

At the world championship in Herning / Denmark he made his first start in an international championship among seniors. He played five good welterweight fights there, of which he won three. Against Mark Overgaard Madsen from Norway and against Farshad Alizadeh Kalehkeshi from Iran in the battle for the bronze medal , he lost and finished 5th. He also took the same place at the 2010 World Cup in Moscow . He also won three fights there and lost to the eventual world champion Selçuk Çebi from Turkey and in the fight for 3rd place against Emil Scharafedtinow from Russia.

At the 2011 European Championships in Dortmund , he made the big hit in the welterweight division. There he defeated Racardo Gil Sorli from Spain , the Olympic third from Beijing Christophe Guénot from France , Jure Kare from Slovenia , the 2009 and 2010 world champion Selcuk Cebi and Péter Bácsi from Hungary and became European champion . At this year's World Cup in Istanbul, he first won over Asisbek Murodow, Uzbekistan and Daniar Kobonow, Kyrgyzstan, but then lost to Neven Zugaj from Croatia, which eliminated him and only finished 13th. In 2012 Rafik Huseinow was not used at the European Championships and he could not qualify for participation in the Olympic Games in London.

In 2013 he was back at the European Championships, which took place in Tbilisi. But he lost his first fight there against the only 20-year-old German Pascal Eisele , was eliminated and only came in 18th place. At the World Championships this year in Budapest he had two notable victories in the weight class up to 74 kg over Viktor Nemes , Serbia and Neven Zugaj , Croatia, but then lost to Emrah Kus , Turkey, with which he was eliminated and ended up in 10th place.

At the 2014 European Championships in Vantaa, Finland, Rafik Huseinow lost in the weight class up to 80 kg in the qualification against Alexander Schischman from Ukraine and finished 12th in the final bill. He was not used at the World Cup this year.

In February 2015 he was part of the victorious Azerbaijani team at the Team World Cup in Tehran. In the weight class up to 80 kg he won over Lennie Persson, Sweden, Pascal Eisele, Germany, Habibollah Jomeh Akhlaghi , Iran and Evgeni Salejew , Russia. In June 2015 he started again at the European Games in Baku, in the weight class up to 80 kg. There he won over Michael Wagner, Austria, Daniel Alexandrow Tihomirow, Bulgaria and Selcuk Cebi , Turkey and was only defeated in the final against Evgeni Salejew. At the World Cup this year in Las Vegas in September, he met Yevgeny Saleev again in qualifying and lost this fight. Since Salejew did not reach the final, he was eliminated and only came in 19th place. A consolation for him was then certainly his title win at the World Military Games in Mungyeong, South Korea. In the final, he defeated it Yevgeny Saleev.

At the 2016 European Championships in Riga, Rafik Huseinow lost in the weight class up to 80 kg in the quarter-finals against Daniel Alexandrow Tihomirow and finished in 7th place in the final bill. Participation in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro was out of the question for him, as the weight class up to 80 kg is not Olympic. He started for the military world championship in Skopje and won the silver medal there. In the final he lost to Pascal Eisele. In December 2016 he was also at the start of the world championships in the non-Olympic weight classes in Budapest. He won there over Axel Michel Bjurberg Kessidis, Sweden and then lost to Ramasan Abacharajew from Russia and came in 10th place.

In April 2018 Rafik Huseinow won a bronze medal at the European Championships in Kaspiisk in the new weight class up to 82 kg. He came in Kaspiisk to victories over Surabi Datunashvili , Georgia and Zarko Dickov, Serbia, interlaged in the semifinals against Wiktor Sasunowski from Belarus and secured this bronze medal by defeating Roland Schwarz from Germany. At the 2018 World Championships in Budapest, he reached 13th place in the weight class up to 82 kg after defeating Daniel Alexandrow Tihomirow and losing to Saeid Mourad Abdvali from Iran.

In April 2019 he competed in the same weight class at the European Championships in Bucharest. He lost there in the qualification against Peter Nagy from Hungary, was eliminated and came in 16th place.

International success

year space competition Weight class Result
2003 11. Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Rostov-on-Don up to 54 kg body weight Winner: Maxim Mordovin, Russia ahead of Dimitri Slatkin, Ukraine
2004 3. Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Albena / Bulgaria up to 58 kg body weight behind Ruslan Belcharojew , Russia and Armen Melikjan, Armenia
2005 2. Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Tirana up to 63 kg body weight behind Wladimir Lohoyda, Ukraine, in front of Giga Schapidze, Russia and Wassif Arzimanoglu, Turkey
2006 7th Junior European Championship (Juniors) in Szombathely Light Winner: Vladimir Lohoyda ahead of Alexander Chechirkin, Russia
2007 2. Junior European Championship (Juniors) in Belgrade Light behind Aleksandar Maksimović , Serbia , ahead of Balint Korpasi, Hungary and Migran Arutjunjan, Russia
2007 3. Junior World Championships (Juniors) in Beijing Light behind Ruslan Belchorojew and Aibek Jenkschanow, Kazakhstan , together. with Kim Hyun-woo, South Korea
2008 7th Fila Golden Grand Prix in Baku Welter Winner: Ilgar Abdulow , Azerbaijan ahead of Manuchar K Wirkwelia , Georgia
2008 1. Junior European Championship (Juniors) in Košice Welter before Sergei Proskurow, Ukraine, Arsen Kachabraschwili, Georgia and Anthony Dizy, France
2008 3. Junior World Championships (Juniors) in Istanbul Light after victory over Reinier Lescuy, Cuba , defeat against Saeid Abdvali , Iran and victories over Lee Jeon-geuh, South Korea, Sharur Wardanjan , Sweden and Daniel Janecic, Croatia
2009 1. Int. "Christo Lutte" tournament in Créteil Welter before Elvin Muralijew, Azerbaijan, Alain Hassli , France and Murat Argin, Switzerland
2009 2. World Cup in Clermont-Ferrand Welter behind Alein Hassli, in front of Arsen Dschulfalakjan , Armenia and Roman Meljoschin, Kazakhstan
2009 1. Fila Golden Grand Prix in Baku Welter before Jachangir Muminow, Uzbekistan , Renato Kun, Hungary and Gennady Gogishvili, Georgia
2009 5. World Cup in Herning / Denmark Welter after victory over Juan Jose Ruiz, Spain , defeat against Mark Overgaard Madsen , Denmark, victories over Justin Harry Lester , USA and Henri Erko Välimäki, Finland and a defeat against Farshad Alizadeh Kalehkeshi , Iran
2010 2. Vehbe Emre Memorial in Istanbul Welter behind Seref Tüfenk , Turkey, in front of Emrah Kus and Mehmedali Kusukosman, bde. Turkey
2010 20th Fila Golden Grand Prix in Baku Welter Winner: Péter Bácsi , Hungary, ahead of Georgi Zirekidze, Georgia and Samurai Mustafejew, Azerbaijan
2010 5. World Cup in Moscow Welter after victory over Robert Patrik Rosengren, Sweden, defeat against Selçuk Çebi , Turkey, victories over Angelo Mota, Brazil and Neven Zugaj , Croatia and a defeat against Emil Scharafedtinow , Russia
2011 1. Vehbe Emre Memorial in Istanbul Welter in front of Aljaksandr Kikinjou , Belarus , Peter Bacsi and Maksat Jereschepow, Kazakhstan
2011 4th World Cup in Minsk Welter behind Aljaksandr Kikinjou and Farshad Alizadeh Kalehkeshi
2011 1. EM in Dortmund Welter after victories over Ricardo Gil Sorli, Spain, Christophe Guénot , France, Jure Kare, Slovenia , Selcuk Cebi and Peter Bacsi
2011 5. Golden Grand Prix in Baku Welter behind Dimitri Pyschkow , Ukraine, Elwin Mursalijew , Azerbaijan, Neven Zugaj , Croatia and Bilan Nalgiew, Russia
2011 13. World Cup in Istanbul Welter after victories over Asisbek Murodow, Uzbekistan and Daniar Kobonow, Kyrgyzstan and a defeat against Neven Zugaj
2011 2. "Moscow Lights" Welter behind Alexander Chechirkin and Emil Sharafetsinow, both Russia
2012 7th Golden Grand Prix in Istanbul medium Winner: Asamat Bikbajew, Russia ahead of Danial Gadschijew , Kazakhstan and Alan Chugajew , Russia
2012 14th Olympic qualification tournament in Sofia Welter Winner: Zurab Datunashvili , Georgia ahead of Mark Overgaard Madsen , Denmark
2012 2. World Cup in Saransk Welter behind Seref Tüfenk , Turkey, in front of Kim Hyeon-woo , South Korea and Doschan Kartikow, Kazakhstan
2012 2. "Moscow Lights" medium behind Alexei Mishin , Russia, in front of Jan Belentschuk , Ukraine
2013 3. World Cup in Tehran medium behind Selçuk Çebi , Turkey and Taleb Nariman Nematpour , Iran
2013 18th EM in Tbilisi Welter after a loss to Pascal Eisele, Germany
2013 7th "Wladyslaw-Pytlasinski" Memorial in Warsaw up to 84 kg Winner: Viktor Lörincz , Hungary ahead of Damian Janikowski , Poland
2013 10. World Cup in Budapest up to 74 kg after victories over Viktor Nemes , Serbia and Neven Zugaj , Croatia and a defeat against Emrah Kus, Turkey
2013 1. Golden Grand Prix in Baku up to 74 kg before Mark Overgaard Madsen, Denmark, Nikolai Daragan, Ukraine and Uschagi Tschitaschwili, Georgia
2014 3. Golden Grand Prix in Szombathely up to 74 kg behind Habibollah Jomeh Akhlaghi and Youssef Ghaderian, both Iran, together with Peter Bácsi, Hungary
2014 12. EM in Vantaa up to 80 kg after losing to Alexander Schischman, Ukraine
2014 1. Golden Grand Prix in Baku up to 75 kg before Surabi Datunashvili , Georgia, Robert Rosengren, Sweden and Laszlo Szabo, Hungary
2015 2. European Games in Baku up to 80 kg after victories over Michael Wagner, Austria, Daniel Alexandrow Tihomirow, Bulgaria and Selcuk Cebi, Turkey and a defeat against Jewgeni Salejew, Russia
2015 19th World Cup in Las Vegas up to 80 kg after a loss to Yevgeny Saleiev
2015 1. World Military Games in Mungyeong up to 80 kg before Yevgeny Saleev, Alexander Schischman and Sargis Kocharjan, Armenia
2015 2. Golden Grand Prix in Baku up to 80 kg behind Lascha Gobadze, Georgia, in front of Aishan Aishan, China and Elwin Mursalijew, Azerbaijan
2016 7th EM in Riga up to 80 kg after victories over Rafael Samurgachev, Macedonia and Pawel Pamintschuk, Belarus and a defeat against Daniel Alexandrow Tihomirow
2016 1. German Grand Prix in Dortmund up to 75 kg in front of Tschingis Labasanow , Russia, Oldrich Varga, Czech Republic and Kim Jeon-hyeok , South Korea
2016 2. Military World Cup in Skopje up to 80 kg behind Pascal Eisele, in front of Andrei Bielich, Ukraine and Imil Scharafedtinow, Russia
2016 1. Golden Grand Prix in Baku up to 80 kg before Aslan Atem, Turkey, Carlos Andres Munoz Jaramillo, Colombia and Daniel Schachsilikow, Kazakhstan
2016 10. World Cup in Budapest up to 80 kg after defeating Alex Michel Bjurberg Kessidis, Sweden and losing to Ramasan Abacharajew, Russia
2017 2. Islamic Solidarity Games in Baku up to 80 kg behind Youssef Ghaderian, Iran, in front of Bachir Sid Azara, Algeria and Burhan Akbudak, Turkey
2018 1. Intern. Tournament in Kiev up to 82 kg in front of Surabi Datunashvili, Elwin Mursalijew and Radik Kulijew, Russia
2018 3. EM in Kaspiisk up to 82 kg after victories over Surabi Datunashvili and Zarko Dickov, Serbia, a defeat against Wiktor Sasunowski and a victory over Roland Schwarz , Germany
2018 3. Military World Cup in Moscow up to 82 kg behind Imil Sharafedtinow and Aschkat Dilmuchamedow, Kazakhstan, together with Eduard Sargsjan, Armenia
2018 9. "Vehbe-Emre" & "Hamit-Kaplan" memorial in Istanbul up to 82 kg Winner: Lascha Gobadse before Emrah Kus
2018 3. "Oleg Karavayev" Memorial in Minsk up to 82 kg behind Laszlo Szabo, Hungary and Gela Bolkwadze, Georgia
2018 13. World Cup in Budapest up to 82 kg after defeating Daniel Alexandrow Tihomirow and losing to Saeid Mourad Abdvali, Iran
2019 3. "Vehbe-Emre" & "Hamit-Kaplan" memorial in Istanbul up to 82 kg behind Wiktor Sasunowski, Belarus and Burhan Akbudak, Turkey, together with Saeid Mourad Abdvali
2019 16. EM in Bucharest up to 82 kg after losing to Peter Nagy, Hungary
2019 2. "Givi-Kartozija" & "Vakhtang-Balawadze" Memorial in Tbilisi up to 82 kg behind Aivengo Rikadze, Georgia, in front of Elwin Mursalijew and Maksim Manukjan , Armenia

Explanations

  • all competitions in Greco-Roman style
  • WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship
  • Lightweight, weight class up to 66 kg, welter weight, up to 74 kg body weight; on January 1, 2014 and January 1, 2018, new classifications of the weight classes by the World Wrestling Association UWW came into force, which make it impossible to designate these classes by name

literature

  • Trade journal Der Ringer

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