Vladimir Ivanovich Sinyavsky

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Cyrillic ( Russian )
Владимир Иванович Синявский
Transl. : Vladimir Ivanovič Sinyavsky
Transcr. : Vladimir Ivanovich Sinyavsky
Cyrillic ( Ukrainian )
Володимир Іванович Синявський
Transl. : Volodymyr Ivanovyč Synjavs'kyj
Transcr. : Volodymyr Ivanovich Synjawskyj

Vladimir Ivanovich Sinjawski (born November 18, 1932 - December 27, 2012 in Kiev ) was a Soviet wrestler . He was world champion in 1959 and winner of a silver medal at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome in free style in lightweight.

Career

Vladimir Sinjawski, a Ukrainian from Kiev , began wrestling in free style as a teenager. It took a relatively long time before he could assert himself in the Soviet Union against the strong competition there. In 1957 he first drew attention to himself when he took 1st place in front of L. Kolesnik from Leningrad a . A. Galustjan from Azerbaijan took. In the same year he also won the III. International sports games in Moscow in front of the Bulgarian Musa Aliew u. Okura from Japan .

Sinjawski also had a great success in 1958. Since in the 1950s the wrestling world championships took place in the change of styles, was 1958 from the intern. Wrestling federation, since this year only world championships in Greco-Roman style were held, held a world tournament in Sofia in the free style, which had practically the same line-up as a world championship. Sinjawski won this tournament ahead of Musa Aliew and Gyula Tóth from Hungary .

In 1959 Sinjawski was able to take part in a "real" world championship in free style, which took place in Tehran . He was in great shape and became world champion with six early wins without missing a point. In addition, in 1959 Vladimir won the lightweight tournament at the II. Spartakiad of the USSR, ahead of A. Balajew a. D. Surinov.

At the Soviet championship in 1960 he surprisingly finished only second behind Robert Dschaganadze. Nevertheless, he was sent to the Olympic Games in Rome . His hope of an Olympic victory was not fulfilled, however, because he was defeated in the final by the completely unknown American Shelby Wilson and had to be content with the silver medal .

In 1961 Wladimir started again at the World Cup in Yokohama. He could not defend his title from 1959 there, as he was defeated in the final battle against Mohammad-Ali Sanatkaran from Iran.

After this championship, Vladimir Sinjawski was no longer at the start in international championships.

International success

(OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, F = free style, Le = lightweight, then up to 67 kg body weight)

  • 1957, 1st place , III. Intern. Sports games in Moscow , F, Le, in front of Musa Aliew, Bulgaria a . Okura, Japan ;
  • 1959, 1st place , World Cup in Tehran , F, Le, with victories over Mustafa Tajik, Iran, Jaggi, Switzerland , Enju Waltschew Dimow , Bulgaria, Masahira Ajikata, Japan, Hayrullah Sahin, Turkey u. Gyula Tóth;
  • 1961, 2nd place , World Championship in Yokohama , F, Le, with victories over Beauponnat, France , Firdaus Rahman, Iraq , Kazua Abe, Japan and others. Michael Rodriguez, USA a. a loss to Mohammad-Ali Sanatkaran , Iran

swell

  • 1) Div. Issues of the specialist magazine "Athletik" from 1957 to 1961,
  • 2) Documentation of International Wrestling Championships of the FILA, 1976

Web links

supporting documents

  1. ↑ Пішов із життя легендарний український борець Володимир Синявський ( Memento of 23 June 2013 Webcite ), Russian retrieved on February 24, 2014
personal data
SURNAME Sinyavsky, Vladimir Ivanovich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sinyavsky, Vladimir
BRIEF DESCRIPTION soviet wrestler
DATE OF BIRTH November 18, 1932
DATE OF DEATH December 27, 2012
Place of death Kiev