Saghdat Sadyqow

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Saghdat Qabiruly Sadyqow ( Kazakh Сағдат Қабірұлы Садықов ; born July 29, 1973 in Öskemen , East Kazakhstan ) is a former judoka who participated in the Olympic Games in 2000 for Kyrgyzstan and 2004 for Kazakhstan .

The 1.75 m tall Sadykow fought in almost all tournaments in which he participated in the lightweight (weight class up to 73 kilograms). In 1996 he finished third in the student world championships. At the Asian Championships in Osaka in 2000, he reached fifth place. At the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000 Sadykow met the South Korean Choi Yong-sin in his first fight and lost to Ippon, in the hope round he was eliminated against the US judoka Jimmy Pedro .

2001 Sadykow won a bronze medal at the East Asian Games in Osaka. In March 2002 he finished fifth at the World Cup tournament in Prague. In April 2002 he won the international tournaments in Almaty and Nazran. At the Asian Games in Busan in 2002, he finished seventh. In 2003 he joined the Central Asian Games in the light middleweight division and won a bronze medal. Two months later he won the Kazakh national championships, now again in the lightweight. At the beginning of 2004, Sadykow won his first fight against the Dutchman Koen van Nol at the Super World Cup in Moscow , but was then eliminated against the Brazilian Leandro Guilheiro . In May 2004 Sadykov achieved his greatest success when he reached the final of the Asian Championships in Almaty. After his final defeat against the South Korean Kim Jae-hoon , Sadykow received the silver medal in front of a home crowd. At the 2004 Olympics , he met Jimmy Pedro from the United States, like four years earlier, and was eliminated again by an Ippon defeat.

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  1. ↑ That Sadykow was born in East Kazakhstan can be seen from the Olympic database sportsreference.com. The place of birth is taken from Wikidata, but not verified by external evidence.
  2. ↑ From the Olympic database sportsreference.com it can be seen that Sadykow stood in 2000 for Kyrgyzstan. All results in the judo database judoinside.com are assigned to the Kazakhs Sadykov, including those at the 2000 Olympic Games. If you check the results of the 2000 Asian Championships on judoinside.com, it is noticeable that Kazakhstan with two competitors in four weight classes was placed below the should have achieved best eight. The only other country with more than one placed fighter in a weight class is South Korea in the super lightweight men, the traditionally leading nation in judo Japan has not placed two fighters in the top eight in any weight class. This means that the nation data in the judo database for judoka with changing nationality are at least doubtful. It is not clear when Sadykow ran for which country. It is only certain for which country he competed at the Olympic Games. In 2003 he won the Kazakh championships, at the latest from then on he has fought for Kazakhstan.
  3. ↑ fight record on judoinside.com
personal data
SURNAME Sadyqow, Saghdat
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sadyqow, Saghdat Qabiruly
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Kyrgyz-Kazakh judoka
DATE OF BIRTH July 29, 1973
PLACE OF BIRTH Öskemen , East Kazakhstan