Saygid Katinovasov

Saygid Katinovasov ( Russian Сайгид Абдусаламович Катиновасов , Saigid Abdussalamowitsch Katinovasov; * April 22, 1969 ) is a former Soviet wrestler of Dagestan descent, who also competed for Russia and Uzbekistan . He was runner- up in free style middleweight world champion in 1993 .

Career

Saygid Katinovasov began wrestling as a teenager together with his twin brother Rasul Katinovasov and was delegated to the wrestling center in Makhachkala during the Soviet times after the first major successes . There Mamur Rusiev became his trainer. The stocky, strong wrestler was only active in free style and was extremely successful as a junior. Until 1992 he started for the Soviet Union and for the Commonwealth of Independent States . From 1993 for Russia and from 1996, when the competition in Russia became too great for him, for Uzbekistan . He became a member of the sports club "Trade Union" Tashkent .

In 1986 he was Junior World Champion in Schifferstadt (Juniors = age group up to the age of 18) in the lightweight category, ahead of the Iranian Rahmatab Hojatullah and the South Korean Kim Deak-sod. In 1988 he was in Wałbrzych / Poland Junior European Champion (Espoirs = age group up to the age of 20) in welterweight ahead of Marek Grodzki, Poland and Valentin Schelew, Bulgaria .

After a few appearances in World Cups, for example in the 1991 World Cup in Toledo in Toledo in the middleweight division behind the American Royce Alger , he was first used by Russia in 1993 at a World Cup. He took an excellent 2nd place in the middleweight division in Toronto behind the Turk Sebahattin Öztürk , but ahead of Ruslan Kinchagov from Uzbekistan and Kevin Jackson from the United States.

In 1994 he finished second at the World Cup in Edmonton in welterweight behind David Schultz from the United States and was CISM military welterweight world champion in 1995 before Abolfath Zeinalnia from Iran and Kamil Kocaoğlu from Turkey .

When the competition in Russia in his weight class became too great for him , including the three-time Olympic champion Buwaissar Saitijew and his also outstanding brother Adam Saitijew , Saygid Katinovasov decided to start for Uzbekistan from 1996 onwards . In the years 1996 to 1998 he achieved remarkable results with a victory at the World Cup in Tehran in 1996 in the welterweight division in front of Adem Bereket from Turkey and a 3rd place in the Asian championships in 1997 in the welterweight division behind Moon Eui-jae from South Korea and Tümen- Öldsiin Mönchbajar from Mongolia .

International success

year	space	competition	Weight class
1986	1.	Junior World Championship in Schifferstadt	Light	before Rahmatab Hojatullah, Iran and Kim Deak-sod, South Korea
1988	1.	Junior European Championship in Wałbrzych	Welter	before Marek Grodzki, Poland a . Valentin Schelew, Bulgaria
1991	2.	World Cup in Toledo (Ohio)	medium	behind Royce Alger , USA a . in front of Orlando Hernández, Cuba
1992	1.	World Cup in Moscow	Welter	before Rob Koll , USA a. Behrouz Yari Kalani, Iran
1993	2.	World Cup in Toronto	medium	behind Sebahattin Öztürk , Turkey , in front of Ruslan Kinchagov , Uzbekistan , Kevin Jackson , USA a. László Dvorák, Hungary
1994	2.	World Cup in Edmonton	Welter	behind David Schultz , USA, in front of Kamil Kocaoğlu , Turkey , Issa Momeini u. Behrouz Yari Talani, bde. Iran
1995	1.	CISM military world championship	Welter	in front of Abulfath Zeinalnia, Iran a. Kamil Kocaoğlu
1996	6th	Asian Championship in Xiaoshan / China	Welter	behind Park Jang-soon , South Korea, Magomed Kuruglijew , Kazakhstan , Issa Momeini, Takuya Ota, Japan u. Nurbek Isabekov, Kyrgyzstan
1996	1.	World Cup in Tehran	Welter	before Adem Bereket , Turkey, Daniel Gonzalez Aguillera, Cuba a. Abulfath Zeinalnia
1997	3.	Asian Championship	Welter	behind Moon Eui-jae , South Korea u. Tümen-Öldsiin Mönchbajar , Mongolia, in front of Magomed Kuruglijew a. Nurbek Isabekov
1998	8th.	World Cup in Tehran	Welter	Winner: Buwaissar Saitijew , Russia, ahead of Moon Eui-jae and Alexander Leipold , Germany
1998	7th	Asian Games in Bangkok	Welter	Winner: Moon Eui-jae in front of Kenji Koskiba, Japan a. Ruslan Valiev, Kazakhstan

Note: all competitions in free style, lightweight, welterweight, etc. Medium weight, up to 1996 weight classes up to 68 kg, 74 kg and the like 82 kg body weight, welter weight from 1997 up to 76 kg body weight

swell

• Database of the Institute for Applied Training Sciences at the University of Leipzig,
• Trade journal Der Ringer

Web links

• Saygid Katinovasov's profile at the Institute for Applied Training Science