Vanessa Kaladzinskaya

Wanessa Walerjeuna Kaladsinskaja ( Belarusian Ванэса Валер'еўна Каладзінская , Russian Ванесса Валерьевна Колодинская / wanessa Valerevna Kolodinskaja * 27. December 1992 in Bobruisk , Woblasz Mogilev ) is a Belarusian wrestler . She became world champion in the weight class up to 48 kg in 2012 and world champion in the weight class up to 53 kg in 2017.

Career

Vanessa Kaladsinskaja started wrestling as a teenager in 2004. She trains in a sports school in Mogilev and her trainer is Artur Saizew. She is a student and starts at a height of 1.63 meters in the lightest weight class in women's wrestling, up to 48 kg body weight.

Since 2007 she started in the junior division and since 2010 in the senior division at many international championships. Her first start in such a championship was in 2007 at the European Junior Championships (Cadets) in Warsaw, where she came 7th in the weight class up to 38 kg. In 2008 she won at the Junior European Championships (Cadets) in Daugavpils in the weight category up to 43 kg behind Marziget Bagomedowa from Russia the silver medal . She won other junior medals at the 2010 European Junior Championships in Samokow , where she was third in the weight class up to 48 kg behind Jaqueline Schellin from Germany and Jessica Blaszka from the Netherlands and at the 2011 European Junior Championships in Zrenjanin , where she was in in the same weight class behind Tatjana Samkowa from Russia and Nina Hemmer from Germany won another bronze medal.

Her first start at an international championship in women, she completed at the 2010 World Cup in Moscow , where she reached 13th place. Also in the following championships she was never able to place in the front field. Her best result was 9th place at the European Championships in Dortmund , as she finished 9th after a win and a defeat.

In the spring of 20123 she managed to qualify for the 2012 Olympic Games in London with a 2nd place behind Dawaasüchiin Otgontsetseg , Mongolia , at the tournament in Taiyuan / China . In London she came in 8th place after beating Jildiz Eschimowa from Kazakhstan and losing to Carol Huynh from Canada .

All the more surprising was her victory at the Women's World Cup in Strathcona County / Canada. But she presented herself there in excellent form and defeated Clarissa Chun from the United States , Alexandra Kohut from Ukraine , Li Xiaomei from China and Eri Tosaka from Japan and became world champion.

In the next few years she was initially unable to achieve such success. She was only used again at the 2014 World Cup in Tashkent, but there she lost her first fight in the weight class up to 48 kg and only came in 25th. In 2015 she was used at the U23 European Championships in Walbrzych (Poland), where she took 3rd place in the weight class up to 48 kg. In June of the same year she was also at the 1st European Games in Baku in the same weight class at the start. But she lost there in the first round against Julie Sabatie from France, which she eliminated and only reached 17th place.

In 2016, Vanessa Kaladsinskaja was used at the Olympic qualification tournaments in Zrenjanin in the weight class up to 53 kg and in Istanbul in the weight class up to 48 kg. Both times she finished 5th and thus failed to qualify for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

From December 2016 onwards she showed a great improvement in various international tournaments and achieved very good results. This trend continued in May 2017 at the European Championships in Novi Sad, because Vanessa Kaladsinskaja won the European title there in the weight class up to 53 kg with victories over Julia Leorda from Moldova, Angela Dorogan from Azerbaijan and Natalja Malysheva from Russia. In August 2017 she put the crown on it at the World Championships in Paris, because she won there in the same weight class with victories over Julia Leorda, Maria Prevoloraki from Greece, Estera Dobre from Romania and the defending champion Mayu Mukaida from Japan, which she just barely did 8: 6 points defeated the world title for the second time since 2012.

International success

year	space	competition	Weight class	Events
2007	7th	Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Warsaw	up to 38 kg	Winner: Katherina Baumgartner, Germany, ahead of Anna Tischtschenko, Russia
2008	2.	Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Daugavpils	up to 43 kg	behind Marziget Bagomedowa, Russia, in front of Jenny Salmi, Finland and Agnieszka Rakoczy, Poland
2009	5.	Junior European Championship in Tbilisi	up to 44 kg	Winner: Lenka Matejowa, Slovakia ahead of Anastasija Tabajewa, Russia
2009	12.	Junior European Championship (Cadets) in Zrenjanin	up to 46 kg	Winner: Jessica Blaszka, Netherlands, ahead of Nina Hemmer, Germany
2009	9.	Junior World Championships in Ankara	up to 44 kg	Winner: Victoria Anthony, USA ahead of Chiaki Fujikawa, Japan
2010	3.	Junior European Championship in Samokow	up to 48 kg	behind Jaqueline Schellin, Germany and Jessica Blaszka
2010	8th.	Junior World Championships in Budapest	up to 48 kg	Winner: Victoria Anthony ahead of Bajarmagnaigiin Dawaasüren , Mongolia and Jaqueline Schellin
2010	13.	World Cup in Moscow	up to 48 kg	after defeating Sumeyye Sezer, Turkey and losing to Larissa Oorschak , Russia and Zhao Shasha , China
2011	1.	Alexander Medved Prize in Minsk	up to 48 kg	before Kristina Daranuza, Ukraine, Deimante Butaviciute, Lithuania and Aliba Marjewa, Russia
2011	9.	EM in Dortmund	up to 48 kg	after defeating Julia Laorda, Moldova and losing to Cristina Croitaru, Romania
2011	3.	Junior European Championship in Zrenjanin	up to 48 kg	behind Tatjana Samkowa, Russia and Nina Hemmer
2011	7th	Poland Open in Tarnowo Podgorne	up to 48 kg	Winner: Clarissa Chun, USA ahead of Jaqueline Schellin
2011	20th	World Cup in Istanbul	up to 48 kg	after defeating Michrniso Nurmatowa, Kyrgyzstan and losing to Mayelis Caripa Castillo, Venezuela
2012	8th.	Dan Kolow & Nikola Petrow tournament in Sofia	up to 48 kg	Winner: Vanessa Boubryemm , France ahead of Sarianne Savola, Finland
2012	13.	EM in Belgrade	up to 48 kg	Winner: Lyudmila Baluschka , Ukraine, ahead of Estera Dobre , Romania, Jaqueline Schellin and Marina Wilmowa , Russia
2012	2.	Olympic qualification tournament in Taiyuan / China	up to 48 kg	behind Dawaasüchiin Otgontsetseg , Mongolia, in front of Rebecca Ndolo Muambe, Cameroon and Estera Dobre
2012	5.	German Grand Prix in Dormagen	up to 48 kg	behind Mariya Stadnik , Azerbaijan , Julita Omilusik, Poland, Alina Ryschowa, Belarus and Mercedes Denes, Hungary
2012	8th.	Poland Open in Racibórz	up to 48 kg	Winner: Iwona Matkowska , Poland, ahead of Carolina Castillo Hidalgo, Colombia
2012	8th.	OS in London	up to 48 kg	after defeating Jildis Eshimova, Kazakhstan and losing to Carol Huynh , Canada
2012	1.	Alexander Medved Prize in Minsk	up to 48 kg	before Alina Morejewa and Katarina Polischuk, Russia
2012	1.	World Cup in Strathcona County / Canada	up to 48 kg	after victories over Clarissa Chun , Alexandra Kohut, Ukraine, Li Xiaomei, China and Eri Tosaka , Japan
2014	25th	World Cup in Tashkent	up to 48 kg	after losing to Natalja Pulkowska, Ukraine
2015	3.	U 23 European Championship in Walbrzych (Poland)	up to 48 kg	after victory over Doina Roscovanu, Romania, defeat against Nadezhda Fedorova, Russia and victories over Patimat Bagomedova, Azerbaijan and Olga Schmeider, Ukraine
2015	17th	1. European Games in Baku	up to 48 kg	after losing to Julie Sabatie, France
2016	5.	Olympic qualification tournament in Zrenjanin	up to 53 kg	Winner: Katarzyna Krawczyk, Poland, ahead of Nina Hemmer , Germany
2016	5.	Olympic qualification tournament in Istanbul	up to 48 kg	Winner: Vinesh, India ahead of Iwona Matkowska, Poland
2016	2.	"Henri Deglane" -challenge in Paris	up to 53 kg	behind Nadezhda Shushko, Belarus
2017	3.	Paris Grand Prix	up to 53 kg	behind Katarzyna Krawczyk and Samantha Stewart, Canada
2017	2.	Klippan Lady Open	up to 53 kg	behind Haruna Okuno, Japan, in front of Katarzyna Krawczyk and Stalwira Orschusch, Russia
2017	1.	Dan Kolow & Nikola Petrow Memorial in Ruse	up to 53 kg	before Jildis Eschimowa, Kazakhstan, Roksana Zasina, Poland and Nina Hemmer
2017	1.	EM in Novi Sad	up to 53 kg	after victories over Julia Leorda, Moldova, Angela Dorogan, Romania and Natalja Malyschewa, Russia
2017	1.	World Cup in Paris	up to 53 kg	after victories over Julia Leorda, Maria Prevoloraki, Greece, Estera Dobre, Romania and Mayu Mukaida , Japan

Explanations

• all free style competitions
• OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship

literature

• Trade journal Der Ringer

Web links

• Profile of Wanessa Kaladsinskaja at the Institute for Applied Training Science
• Wanessa Kaladsinskaja in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )