Saeid Mourad Abdvali

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Saeid Mourad Abdvali
Saeid Mourad Abdvali medal table

Wrestler

Iran
Olympic games
bronze 2016 Rio de Janeiro up to 75 kg
World Championship
gold 2011 Istanbul Light
bronze 2017 Paris up to 75 kg
Asian Games
gold 2010 Guangzhou Light
bronze 2014 Incheon Light
Asian Championship
bronze 2009 Pattaya Light
bronze 2014 Almaty Light
gold 2019 Xi'an, China up to 82 kg
Military World Championship
gold 2013 Tehran Welter
Junior World Championship
gold 2009 Ankara Light

Saeid Mourad Abdvali (born November 4, 1989 in Andimeschk , Khuzestan Province ) is an Iranian wrestler . In 2011 he became world champion in the Greco-Roman style in the lightweight and won a bronze medal in the same style in the welterweight at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro

Career

Saeid Mourad Abdvali started wrestling as a teenager in 2000. He focuses on the Greco-Roman style. He is a member of the Shahada wrestling club . His trainer is Mersa Ghalavand. He is a student and, with a height of 1.70 meters, wrestles in the important lightweight competitions, the weight class up to 66 kg body weight.

He appeared on the international wrestling mat for the first time in 2008. He was first Asian junior champion in Doha and a little later in Istanbul also junior world champion, both times in the lightweight. In Istanbul he left such good wrestlers as Aleksandar Maksimović , Serbia , Rafiq Hüseynov , Azerbaijan and Migran Arutjunjan , Russia , behind.

In 2009 he was again Junior World Champion, relegating Migran Arutjunjan and Frank Stäbler from Germany to the places. This year he also started for the first time in the senior class at an international championship. He finished 3rd at the Asian Championships in Pattaya behind Darchan Bajachmetow , Kazakhstan and Hyuk Eaom, South Korea . 2010 Saeid Mourad Abdvali was used by the Iranian Wrestling Federation at the World Championships in Moscow . There he defeated the Portuguese Hugo Passos da Silva in his first fight, but already lost in his second fight against the Hungarian Tamás Lőrincz , eliminated and ended up in 14th place. A consolation for him was the victory at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou , where he won ahead of Darchan Bajachmetow, Tsumoto Fujimura from Japan and Sunil Kumar Rana from India .

In February 2011 he won the World Cup in Minsk in front of the strong South Korean Kim Hyeon-woo and Mikhail Semenov from Belarus . At the 2011 World Championships in Istanbul , Saeid Mourad Abdvali then celebrated his first major success with the seniors. He became world champion with victories over Mateusz Wanke, Poland , Frank Stäbler, Darchan Bajachmetow, Kim Hyeon-woo and Manuchar Taschadaia from Georgia .

In 2012, in preparation for the Olympic Games in London, he won a tournament in Qom in front of Aschat Dilmuchamedow from Kazakhstan and his compatriot Mehdi Mohammadi and in the World Cup in Saransk in front of Migran Arutjunjan, Jung Ji-hyun , South Korea and Yerbol Koniratow from Kazakhstan . At the Olympic Games he won the lightweight in his first fight against Atakan Yüksel from Turkey , but lost in his second fight against the experienced French Olympic champion from 2008 Steeve Guénot . Since this did not reach the final, he was eliminated and ended up in 11th place, which was disappointing for him.

In 2013 he did his military service and started at the Military World Championship in Tehran, where he won the welterweight title. In 2014 Saied Abdvali won bronze medals at both the Asian Championships in Almaty and the Asian Games in Incheon in the welterweight division. He did not start at the World Championships in 2013 and 2014.

He was back at the 2015 World Championships in Las Vegas and started in the new weight class up to 75 kg. He came there first to victories over Nurbek Charischbekow, Uzbekistan, Pascal Eisele , Germany and Surabi Datunashvili , Georgia, but then lost to Mark Overgaard Madsen from Denmark and Andrew Bisek from the United States and came in 5th place.

This space was sufficient to qualify them for participation in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. In Rio, Saeid Mourad Abdvali met his feared opponent Mark Overgaard Madsen in the first round and lost again promptly. Since Madsen reached the final, Saied Mourad Abdvali was able to wrestle further in the consolation round and still secure a bronze medal with victories over Viktor Nemeš , Serbia and Peter Bacsi , Hungary.

In 2017 he was back at the World Championships, which took place in Paris, in the weight class up to 75 kg. He lost his first fight against Viktor Nemeš in Paris again, but was able to continue in the consolation round and secure a bronze medal with victories over Maksat Jereschepow, Kazakhstan, Karapet Chaljan, Armenia and Kazbek Kilow, Belarus.

At the 2018 World Championships in Budapest, Saeid Mourad Abdvali started in the weight class up to 82 kg for the first time. He won there over Edgar Babajan, Poland, Lasha Gobadze, Georgia and Rafik Huseinow, Azerbaijan, lost in the semifinals to Emrah Kus from Turkey and also lost the battle for a bronze medal against the defending champion of 2017 Maksim Manukjan from Armenia. He came in 5th place.

In addition to the starts at the individual championships, Saeid Mourad Abdvali has regularly started very successfully in the Iranian national team at the team world cups and the club world championships in recent years.

In 2019 he became Asian champion in the weight class up to 82 kg in Xi'an, China. On the way to this success he defeated Maxat Jereschepow, Kazakhstan, Jalgasbay Berdimuratow, Uzbekistan and Harpreet Singh, India.

International success

year space competition Weight class successes
2008 1. Asian Junior Championship in Doha Light before Eldar Kairatow, Kazakhstan and Yuji Okamoto, Japan
2008 1. Junior World Championships in Istanbul Light ahead of Aleksandar Maksimoic, Serbia, Rafiq Huseynov, Azerbaijan and Migran Arutjunjan, Russia
2009 3. Asian Championship in Pattaya Light behind Darchan Bajachmetow, Kazakhstan and Hyuk Eom, South Korea
2009 3. Asian Junior Championship in Manila Welter behind Darchan Bajachmetow and Temirlan Salawatuulu, Kyrgyzstan
2009 1. Junior World Championships in Ankara Light before Migran Arutjunjan, Frank Stäbler, Germany and Hovhannes Wardereschjan, Armenia
2010 1. World Cup in Yerevan Light before Arman Adikjan, Armenia , Antoni Mamageishvili, Georgia and Balint Korpasi, Hungary
2010 14th World Cup in Moscow Light after a victory over Hugo Passos da Silva, Portugal and a defeat against Tamás Lőrincz, Hungary
2010 1. Asia Games in Guangzhou Light before Darchan Bajachmetow, Tsumoto Fujimura, Japan and Sunil Kumar Rana, India
2011 1. World Cup in Minsk Light in front of Kim Hyeon-woo, South Korea, Michail Semenow, Belarus and Alexi Bell Caballero, Cuba
2011 3. Givi Kartosija & Wachtang Balawadze Memorial in Tbilisi Welter behind Farhad Alizadeh, Iran and Manuchar K Wirkwelia , Georgia
2011 1. World Cup in Istanbul Light after victories over Mateusz Wanke, Poland, Frank Stäbler, Darchan Bajachmetow, Kim Hyeon-woo and Manuchar Tschadaia, Georgia
2012 1. Yadegar Imam Cup in Qom Welter in front of Aschat Dilmuchamedow, Kazakhstan and Mehdi Mohammadi, Iran
2012 1. World Cup in Saransk Light before Migran Arutjunjan, Jung Ji-hyun , South Korea and Yerbol Koniratow, Kazakhstan
2012 11. OS in London Light after a win over Atakan Yüksel, Turkey and a loss against Steeve Guénot , France
2013 1. Yadegar Imam Cup in Tehran Welter in front of Ilija Gulbataschwili, Georgia, Timur Umarow, Azerbaijan and Osman Kose, Turkey
2013 1. Military World Cup in Tehran Welter before Daulet Schadirayew, Kazakhstan, Evgeni Pyschkow, Ukraine and Veli-Kari Suominen, Finland
2014 1. Yadegar Iman Cup in Tehran Welter before Rafik Manukjan, Armenia, Takehiro Kanabuko, Japan and Robert Patrick Rosengren, Sweden
2014 2. Golden Grand Prix in Szombathely Welter behind Mark Overgaard Madsen , Denmark, in front of Viktor Nemeš, Serbia and Surabi Datunashvili, Georgia
2014 3. Asian Championship in Almaty Welter behind Kim Hyeon-woo, South Korea and Takehiro Kanakubo
2014 3. Asian Games in Incheon Welter behind Jung Ji-hyun, South Korea and Dilschod Turdijew, Uzbekistan
2015 5. World Cup in Las Vegas up to 75 kg after victories over Nurbek Chasimbekow, Uzbekistan, Pascal Eisele, Germany and Surabi Datunashvili and defeats to Mark Overgaard Madsen and Andrew Bisek, USA
2016 1. Takhti Cup in Tehran up to 75 kg before Jamal Esmaili, Payam Abdeh Saleh Bouyeri Payani and Ali Norouzi, all Iran
2016 bronze OS in Rio de Janeiro up to 75 kg after a loss to Mark Overgaard Madsen and victories over Viktor Nemeš and Peter Bacsi , Hungary
2017 3. World Cup in Paris up to 75 kg after a defeat by Viktor Nemes and victories over Maksat Yereschepow, Kazakhstan, Karapet Chaljan, Armenia and Kazbek Kilow, Belarus
2018 5. World Cup in Budapest up to 82 kg after victories over Edgar Babajan, Poland, Lsha Gobadze, Georgia and Rafik Huseinow , Azerbaijan and defeats against Emrah Kus , Turkey and Maksim Manukjan , Armenia
2019 3. "Vehbi-Emre" & "Hamit-Kaplan" memorial in Istanbul up to 82 kg behind Wiktor Sasunowski, Belarus and Burhan Akbudak, Turkey
2019 1. Asian Championship in Xi'an, China up to 82 kg after victories over Maxar Jereschepow, Kazakhstan, Jalgasbay Berdimuratow, Uzbekistan and Harpreet Singh, India

Explanations

  • all competitions in Greco-Roman style
  • OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship
  • Lightweight, weight class up to 66 kg, welter weight, up to 74 kg body weight (until 2014); After 2014, the international wrestling federation (UWW) carried out several weight class reforms in quick succession, in which new weight classes were added. Naming the weight classes by name, as has been customary since wrestling began, is therefore no longer possible

literature

  • Trade journal Der Ringer

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Abdvali, Saeid Mourad
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Iranian wrestler
DATE OF BIRTH November 4th 1989
PLACE OF BIRTH Andimeschk