Shamil Kudijamagomedowitsch Kudijamagomedow

Shamil Kudijamagomedowitsch Kudijamagomedow ( Russian Шамиль Кудиямагомедович Кудиямагомедов ; born  May 9, 1993 in Kisljar , Dagestan ) is a Russian wrestler . In 2016 he became European champion in free style in the weight class up to 86 kg body weight.

Career

Shamil Kudijamagomedow grew up in Kislyar and came to wrestle there. His great talent was recognized early and he moved to Makhachkala at the age of 15 . He belongs to the Gamidow Makhachkala wrestling club and has been coached by Anwar Magomedgadschijew since 2008. He wrestles exclusively in free style. At a height of 1.78 meters, the dark-haired strong athlete is middleweight .

He made his debut on the international wrestling mat at the European Junior Championships 2012 in Pattaya . He finished there in the middleweight division behind Mohammasjavad Ebrahimizivlaei from Iran and the American Pat Downey in 3rd place and thus won his first international medal.

At the Russian championship in 2013 he defeated the two-time European champion Ansor Urischew in the middleweight finals and became Russian champion. Then he went to the Universiade in Kazan at the start and finished 2nd in the middleweight division, losing in the final fight against Gheorghiță Ștefan from Romania. Nevertheless, he got the chance to start at the World Championships in Budapest in September 2013. He defeated the Brazilian Adrian Antoine Jaoude in his first fight there, but then lost to Ehsan Lashgari from Iran. Since this did not reach the final, Shamil Kudijamagomedow was eliminated and only came in 13th place.

At the Russian championship in 2014 he was defeated in the final of the weight class up to 86 kg body weight by the high-flyer Abdulraschid Sadulajew. He was therefore not used in an international championship this year. In July 2014, however, he won the Golden Grand Prix in Baku in the same weight class ahead of Ehsan Lashgari and Aleksandr Qostiyev from Azerbaijan.

In March 2015, Schamil Kudijamagomedow was used at the U23 European Championship, which was held for the first time in Walbrzych / Poland. After winning two fights, he lost there in the semifinals against Magomedhadschi Chatijew from Azerbaijan and then secured a bronze medal with a victory over the Turkish Fatih Erdin. At the Russian championship in 2015, he lost again in the final against Abdulraschid Sadulajew. In October 2015 he won the World Military Games in Mungyeong / South Korea in the weight class up to 86 kg ahead of Mohammasjavad Ebrahimizivlaei and Adilet Dawlumbajew from Kazakhstan.

In January 2016 he also won the “Ivan Yarigin” Grand Prix in Krasnoyarsk in the weight category up to 86 kg in front of his Russian compatriots Arsenali Musalalijew, Dauren Kuruglijew and Wladislaw Walijew, thus setting the course for a successful 2016 Olympic year. In March 2016 Shamil Kudijamagomedow was used by the Russian Wrestling Federation at the European Championships in Riga. He defeated there in the weight category up to 86 kg Rene Matejov from Slovakia, Shamir Atjan from Armenia, the former world champion Ibragim Aldatow from the Ukraine, he, after a 11: sent 0-point lead ahead of the mat and in the final Aleksandr Qostiyev from Azerbaijan (6-2 point win). This made him European champion in 2016.

International success

year	space	competition	Weight class	Results
2012	3.	Junior World Championships in Pattaya	medium	behind Mohammasjavad Ebrahimizivlaei, Iran and Pat Downey, USA
2012	1.	Ali-Aliyev tournament in Makhachkala	medium	before Abdula Taimow and Abdulraschid Sadulajew , both Russia
2013	2.	Universiade in Kazan	medium	behind Gheorghita Stefan, Romania and in front of Piotr Ianulow, Moldova and Mohammad Hossei Askari Mohammadian, Iran
2013	13.	World Cup in Budapest	medium	after a victory over Adrian Antoine Jaoude, Brazil and a loss against Ehsan Lashgari, Iran
2013	1.	Copa Brasil in Rio de Janeiro	medium	in front of Jose Gabriel Mercado Estacio, Brazil
2014	2.	Ivan Yarigin Grand Prix in Krasnoyarsk	up to 86 kg	behind Abdulraschid Sadulajew and in front of Georgi Rubayev and Ansor Urischew, all Russia
2014	1.	Golden Grand Prix in Baku	up to 86 kg	before Ehsan Lashgari, Aleksandr Qostiyev , Azerbaijan and Edward Lee Ruth, USA
2014	1.	Ramsin Kadirow Cup in Grozny	up to 86 kg	before Akhmed Magomayev, Akhmed Magomedow and Albert Saritow , all Russia
2015	3.	U23 European Championship in Walbrzych / Poland	up to 86 kg	after victories over Dominik Klaus Peter, Austria and Vahe Tamrasjan, Armenia, a defeat against Magomedhadschi Chatijew, Azerbaijan and a victory over Fatih Erdin, Turkey
2015	3.	Ali-Aliyev tournament in Kaspisk	up to 86 kg	behind Raschid Kurbanow, Uzbekistan and Asamat Dauletbekow, Kazakhstan
2015	1.	Military World Games in Mungyeong / South Korea	up to 86 kg	before Mohammasjavad Ebrahimizivlaei, Adilet Dawlumbajew, Kazakhstan and Uitumen Orgodol, Mongolia
2016	1.	Ivan Yarigin Grand Prix in Krasnoyarsk	up to 86 kg	before Arsenali Musalaliev, Daren Kuruglijew and Vladislav Waliev, all of Russia
2016	1.	EM in Riga	up to 86 kg	after victories over Rene Matejov, Slovakia, Shamir Atjan, Armenia, Ibragim Aldatow, Ukraine and Aleksandr Qostiyev, Azerbaijan

Russian championships

year	space	Weight class	Results
2013	1.	medium	before Ansor Urischew, Soslan Kzojew and Akhmed Magomedow
2014	2.	up to 86 kg	behind Abdulraschid Sadulajew, in front of Ansor Urischew and Soslan Kzojew
2015	2.	up to 86 kg	behind Abdulraschid Sadulajew, in front of Ansor Urischew and Soslan Kzojew

Explanations

• all free style competitions
• Middleweight, weight class up to 84 kg body weight (until December 31, 2013); Since January 1, 2014, a new weight classification has been in effect by the World Wrestling Association UWW. The earlier middleweight class now corresponds to the weight class up to 86 kg
• WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship

literature

• Trade journal Der Ringer

Web links

• Profile of Schamil Kudijamagomedowitsch Kudijamagomedow at the Institute for Applied Training Science
• Shamil Kudijamagomedow on wrestrus.ru (Russian)
• Shamil Kudijamagomedow on wrestdag.ru (Russian)