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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SENIOR Lutte Libre WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SENIOR ISTANBUL (TUR) 2011-09-12 - 2011-09-18 2011 Résultats - Results Lutte Libre - Free-Style Liste des arbitres / Referee list World Championship Senior Pays N° Licence Nom - Last Name Prénom - First Name Country 1 2551 SUI NOBS Marianne 2 1734 RUS TULUPOV VITALY 3 3052 IRI TAHMASEBI Ali Akbar 4 2113 TUR BUYUKERSEN Ender 5 3129 UZB MIKHAYLOV Konstantin 6 2541 ROU LAZAR Ovidiu 7 770 USA TUCCI Rick 8 3106 BUL KOSTADINOV Iantcho 9 2525 TUN BOUAZIZ Mohamed Kamel 10 1079 CUB MOLINA GONZALEZ Guillermo Orestes 11 3077 POL BRUDZINSKI Grzegorz 12 2224 GRE PAGONIS Vassilios 13 3520 TUR CICIOGLU Ibrahim 14 2214 BUL ALEXANDROV Levon 15 2440 KOR CHUNG Tong-Kun 16 2082 FIN VEHVILÄINEN Pertti 17 1598 CAN MACKAY Lee Ronald 18 3267 RUS NOVAKOVSKIY Sergey 19 3187 IRI TALEBI Bahman 20 2513 GEO MACHAIDZE Edisher 21 3284 UZB GULAMOV Tokhir 22 3213 JPN SAITO Osamu 23 2546 FRA LE GLEUT Régine 24 3385 SWE KAKAVAND Djalal 25 3364 CRO PETANJEK Davor 26 3076 POL GLAZ Andrzej 27 1351 MGL BASKHUU Aduuch 28 4037 AZE SHARIFOV Hijran 29 4097 EGY MOUSTAFA Ibrahim Adel 30 3175 FIN TALVITIE Jaakko 31 4192 USA DAVIS Stacey 32 3788 GRE MIGIPI Anastasia 33 4697 KAZ JAXYKULOV Bakhytkhan 34 3218 JPN ASHIDA Takaharu 35 3291 CHN ZHANG Xia 36 4357 HUN BACSA Péter 37 4236 GER SILVESTRI Antonio 38 3924 USA ERRETT Zach 39 3408 SLO SERNEK Stanislav Liste des arbitres / Referee list World Championship Senior Pays N° Licence Nom - Last Name Prénom - First Name Country 40 4828 CZE SCHEINER Vaclav 41 2346 GER PROBST Eberhard 42 4356 ITA DÓZSA Edit 43 4642 HUN PALÁSTI Tibor 44 4675 AZE JAFAROV Azhdar 45 4754 EGY HALAWA Sherif Ali Ali Ahmed 46 2385 MAR NOREDDIN Mochaffaa 47 3749 RUS KRIKOV Andrei 48 4153 MDA TROFIM Piotr 49 4451 SUI ZIMMERMANN Jean-Claude 50 5034 NED ABDOELAEV Edmar 51 4177 ESP GARCIA Carlos 52 4362 MGL TUMURBAATAR Baatar 53 4696 BLR BREL Ihar 54 3425 BUL MARKOV Milen 55 3709 CAN FRENCH David 56 3349 KGZ KULMATOV Kochkor Nombre d'arbitres - Number of Referee 56 Liste des nations / Countries List World Championship Senior STYLE FS Pays - Country ALBANIE ALB ALLEMAGNE GER AMERICAN SAMOA ASA ARGENTINE ARG ARMENIE ARM AUSTRIA AUT AZERBAIDJAN AZE BELARUS BLR BRESIL BRA BULGARIE BUL CAMEROUN CMR CANADA CAN CENTRAFRIQUE REP. CAF CHILI CHI CHINE CHN CHYPRE CYP COLOMBIE COL CONGO CGO COREE KOR COREE RDP PRK CUBA CUB EGYPTE EGY EMIRATS ARABES UNIS UAE EQUATEUR ECU ESPAGNE ESP ETATS-UNIS USA FRANCE FRA GEORGIE GEO GRANDE BRETAGNE GBR GRECE GRE GUAM GUM GUATEMALA GUA GUINEE-BISSAU GBS HONDURAS HON HONGRIE HUN ILE MARSHALL MHL INDE IND IRAN R.I. IRI IRLANDE IRL ISRAEL ISR ITALIE ITA JAPON JPN JORDANIE JOR KAZAKHSTAN KAZ KIRGIZSTAN KGZ LETTONIE LAT LITUANIE LTU MACEDOINE ANC. R. YUG MKD Liste des nations / Countries List World Championship Senior STYLE FS MADAGASCAR MAD MEXIQUE MEX MOLDAVIE MDA MONGOLIE MGL NAMIBIE NAM NICARAGUA NCA NIGERIA NGR OUZBEKISTAN UZB PALAU PLW PANAMA PAN PEROU PER PHILIPPINES PHI POLOGNE POL PORTO RICO PUR QATAR QAT ROUMANIE ROU RUSSIE RUS SALVADOR ESA SENEGAL SEN SIERRA LEONE SLE SLOVAQUIE SVK SOUTH AFRICA RSA SUISSE SUI SYRIE SYR TADJIKISTAN TJK TCHAD CHA TUNISIE TUN TURKMENISTAN TKM TURQUIE TUR UKRAINE UKR VENEZUELA VEN VIETNAM VIE Nombre de nations - Number of Countries 80 Nombre d'engagés par nation / Number of Entries By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS 120 Pays - Country 55 KG 60 KG 66 KG 74 KG 84 KG 96 KG TOTAL KG ALB 1 1 1 3 ARG 1 1 ARM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 ASA 1 1 AUT 1 1 AZE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 BLR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 BRA 1 1 1 1 4 BUL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 CAF 1 1 CAN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 CGO 1 1 2 CHA 1 1 1 1 4 CHI 1 1 CHN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 CMR 1 1 COL 1 1 1 1 1 5 CUB 1 1 1 1 1 5 CYP 1 1 2 ECU 1 1 2 EGY 1 1 ESA 1 1 ESP 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 FRA 1 1 1 3 GBR 1 1 1 1 1 5 GBS 1 1 2 GEO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 GER 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 GRE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 GUA 1 1 GUM 1 1 2 HON 1 1 HUN 1 1 1 1 1 5 Nombre d'engagés par nation / Number of Entries By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS 120 Pays - Country 55 KG 60 KG 66 KG 74 KG 84 KG 96 KG TOTAL KG IND 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 IRI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 IRL 1 1 ISR 1 1 2 ITA 1 1 1 1 4 JOR 1 1 JPN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 KAZ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 KGZ 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 KOR 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 LAT 1 1 1 3 LTU 1 1 1 3 MAD 1 1 2 MDA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 MEX 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 MGL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 MHL 1 1 MKD 1 1 1 3 NAM 1 1 2 NCA 1 1 NGR 1 1 2 PAN 1 1 PER 1 1 2 PHI 1 1 PLW 1 1 POL 1 1 1 1 1 5 PRK 1 1 1 3 PUR 1 1 2 QAT 1 1 ROU 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 RSA 1 1 1 3 RUS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 SEN 1 1 Nombre d'engagés par nation / Number of Entries By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS 120 Pays - Country 55 KG 60 KG 66 KG 74 KG 84 KG 96 KG TOTAL KG SLE 1 1 2 SUI 1 1 1 3 SVK 1 1 1 1 4 SYR 1 1 1 3 TJK 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 TKM 1 1 TUN 1 1 1 3 TUR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 UAE 1 1 UKR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 USA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 UZB 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 VEN 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 VIE 1 1 2 TOTAL 31 45 47 46 45 46 41 301 Nombre de nations - Number of Countries 80 Liste des Engagés par pays / Entry-List By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS ALBANIA (ALB) Entraîneur / Coach : BRAHI, Fuat Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg BARO, Fatjon 60 kg PRIZRENI, Sahit 84 kg SHALA, Egzon AMERICAN SAMOA (ASA) Entraîneur / Coach : JAMAIS, Mapu Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 96 kg FLOOR, Carl joseph Jr ARGENTINA (ARG) Entraîneur / Coach : LEON, Erik Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 60 kg IGLESIAS, Fernando Ariel Oscar ARMENIA (ARM) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : YENOKYAN, Hrant ARAKELYAN, Bazmaser ARAKELYAN, BAZMASER Entraîneur / Coach : BAGHDADYAN, Arayik HOVSEPYAN, Hovsep MAGAMEDOV, Abdula KURGHINYAN, Habetnak Médecin / Medical Staff : HARUTUNYAN, Zaven AVETISYAN, Gagik AVETISYAN, GAGIK Kiné / Medical Staff : KARAPETYAN, Ara SARGSYAN, Telman KARAPETYAN, ARA Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg BASIEV, Ruslan 55 kg JABURYAN, Mihran 60 kg SANOYAN, Narek 66 kg SAFARYAN, Devid 74 kg MURTAZALIEV, Musa Liste des Engagés par pays / Entry-List By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS 84 kg NURMAGOMEDOV, Gadzhimurad 96 kg YENOKYAN, HARUTYUN AUSTRIA (AUT) Entraîneur / Coach : LUBOS, CIKEL OSTERMANN, HEINZ Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 74 kg CREPAZ, Philipp AZERBAIJAN (AZE) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : SHEKINSKIY, ?skender RZAYEV, Yashar Entraîneur / Coach : ABSAIDOV, Saypulla UMUDOV, Firdovsi AGHAYEV, Aslan Médecin / Medical Staff : ALIYEV, Rauf Kiné / Medical Staff : ALIYEV, Khanoghlan ISMAYILOV, Seymur Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg MAGOMEDOV, Jamaladdin 55 kg MAGOMEDOV, Makhmud 60 kg HUSEYNOV, Zelimkhan 66 kg HASANOV, Jabrayil 74 kg ALIYEV, Ashraf 84 kg SHARIFOV, Sharif 96 kg GAZYUMOV, Khetag BELARUS (BLR) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : KAZOUSKI, Aliaksandr ZHYZNEUSKI, Yury Entraîneur / Coach : KITAYOU, Siarhei MURZINKOU, Valiantsin HURYEU, Siarhei MAHERRAMAU, FARKHAD Médecin / Medical Staff : ZHOUKOUSKI, Aliaksandr AVERIN, Nikolai YAKAULEU, Aliaksandr Kiné / Medical Staff : MIKHAILOUSKI, Aliaksandr Liste des Engagés par pays / Entry-List By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS BATURA, Veranika HASPADARYK, Aliaksei Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg SHEMAROV, Alexei 55 kg ANDREYEU, Uladzislau 60 kg GADZHIEV, Rizvan 66 kg SHABANAU, Ali 74 kg GAIDAROV, Murad 84 kg MAHAMEDAU, Amarhajy 96 kg SHEIKHAU, Ruslan BRAZIL (BRA) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : GAMA FILHO, Pedro MACAMBIRA, Elisio FILHO, FEDRO GAMA Entraîneur / Coach : ALDAMA, Angel LEITAO, Roberto GARCIA, Pedro GOLLADAY JR, JOY Médecin / Medical Staff : PADILHA, José Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg ABOU JAOUDE, Antoine Braga 74 kg ALVARES MALVINO, Daniel Fernando 84 kg ABOU JAOUDE, Adrian Antoine 96 kg DA SILVA RODRIGUES, Diego BULGARIA (BUL) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : VALENTIN, JORDANOV Entraîneur / Coach : CHTEREV, Simeon ANGELOV, Valentin NANEV, Aleksandar Médecin / Medical Staff : DIMITROV, Stoyan STRUGAROV, Stefan Kiné / Medical Staff : STANCHEV, Stancho BAYAZIT, Mahmoud Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg KUMCHEV, Dimitar Angelov 55 kg VELIKOV, Radoslav Marinov Liste des Engagés par pays / Entry-List By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS 60 kg DUBOV, Vladimir Vladimirov 66 kg BAZAN, Leonid Anatolievich 74 kg TERZIEV, Kiril Stoychev 84 kg GANEV, Mihail Petrov 96 kg KOCHEV, Krassimir CAMEROON (CMR) Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 74 kg DJOUMESSI, Romeo CANADA (CAN) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : MEDWIDSKY, Tamara Entraîneur / Coach : MCKAY, David ZILBERMAN, Victor HINDS, Todd TZOGAS, Stan Médecin / Medical Staff : TKACH, Rick NICHOLLS, Michael BUDWAL, Surinder Kiné / Medical Staff : PAWLIK, Jessica Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg BHULLAR, Arjan 55 kg TREMBLAY, David 60 kg PINEDA, JOHN 66 kg VERANES GARCIA, Haislan 74 kg GENTRY, Matthew Judah 84 kg ADAMSON, Jeffrey 96 kg PLIEV, Khetag CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CAF) Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 66 kg NGANAFIO, Mayeul CHAD (CHA) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : NGON-NGAR, Josue Entraîneur / Coach : BEMADJI, Yobeye Kiné / Medical Staff : MAHAMAT ISSA, Brahim Liste des Engagés par pays / Entry-List By Country World Championship Senior STYLE FS Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 55 kg HERE, Hel 60 kg MBAIDE ALLAHISSEM, Judicael 66 kg ISSA, Djakna 96 kg ABATAM, Maurice CHILE (CHI) Entraîneur / Coach : NANCUVIL SUAZO, Carlos SUAZO, CARLOS NANCUVIL Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 55 kg QUISPE FAJARDO, Andre Renato CHINA (CHN) Chef de délégation / Team Leader : MA, Wenguang LI, Shan Entraîneur / Coach : LIU, Yong KANG, Xiaowei ZHU, Shuming Médecin / Medical Staff : YANG, Chao Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 120 kg DENG, Zhiwei 55 kg QI , Mude 60 kg GAO, Feng 66 kg SHAN, Chengde 74 kg ZHANG, Chongyao 84 kg SI, Riguleng 96 kg WU, Yunbilige COLOMBIA (COL) Lutteur(s) / Wrestler(s) : 55 kg SERRANO SICHACA, Fredy Alejandro
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