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References Foeldeak® Wrestling Mats 2001 - 2019 Representing Only a Short List of Wrestling Tournaments with Foeldeak® Wrestling Mats References Foeldeak® Wrestling Mats 2001 - 2019 Representing only a short list of Wrestling Tournaments with Foeldeak® Wrestling Mats 2019 Grand Prix Zagreb Open Zagreb, Croatia Flatz Open Wolfurt, Austria Klippan Lady Open Klippan, Sweden Austrian Open Götzis, Austria Thor Masters Nykobing Falster, Denmark Grappling European Championships Bucharest, Romania European Championships Seniors Bucharest, Romania Adriatic Trophy Porec, Croatia Dumitru Pirvulescu & Vasile Iorga Bucharest, Romania Constantin Alexandru & Ioan W. Bucharest, Romania Popovici Brandenburg Cup Frankfurt / Oder, Germany Sassari City Matteo Pellicone Sassari, Italy Memorial Cadets European Championships Faenza, Italy Cadets World Championships Sofia, Bulgaria Juniors World Championships Tallinn, Estonia 2018 U23 World Championships Bucharest, Romania Brandenburg Cup Frankfurt/Oder, Germany Tbilisi Grand Prix of V. Balavadze Tbilisi, Georgia Grand Prix Zagreb Open Zagreb, Croatia Commonwealth Games Gold Coast, Australia European Championships Juniors Rome, Italy European Championships Cadets Skopje, Macedonia World Championships Cadets Zagreb, Croatia 2017 Grand Prix Zagreb Open Zagreb, Croatia European Championships Seniors Novi Sad, Serbia 4th Islamic Solidarity Games Baku, Azerbaijan Grand Prix of Germany Dormagen, Germany European Championships Juniors Dortmund, Germany World Championships Juniors Tampere, Finland Trial Event Common Wealth Games Queensland, Australia Croatia Open Zagreb, Croatia World Championships Cadets Athens, Greece Bolivarian Games Santa Marta, Colombia 2016 African/Ocenia Olymic Games Alger, Algeria Qualifying Tournament World Championship Cadet Tiblisi, Georgia European Championship Senior Riga, Latvia U23 European Championship Ruse, Bulgaria European Championship Sambo Toulouse, France Youth/Juniors XXth Outstanding Ukrainian Wrestlers Kiev, Ukraine and Cochaes Memorial 2015 1. European Games Baku, Azerbaijan Sambo World Championship Casablanca, Morocco Sambo Master World Championship Ashdod, Israel Asian Championship, Senior Doha, Qatar Sambo European Championship Zagreb, Croatia Sambo European Championship Novi Sad, Serbia Youth&Juniors Azerbaijan Wrestling Federation Cup – Baku, Azerbaijan Junior/Cadet 2014 World Championship Junior Zagreb, Croatia World Championship Cadet Snina, Slovakia European Championship Junior Katowice, Poland European Championship Cadet Samokov, Bulgaria European Sambo Championship Bucharest, Romania European Sambo Championship Caceres, Spain Juniors & Youth Golden Grand Prix of Hungary Budapest, Hungary Grand Prix of Germany Dortmund, Germany Golden Grand Prix Final Baku, Azerbaijan 2013 World Championship Senior Budapest Hungary World Championship Junior Sofia, Bulgaria World Championship Sambo St. Petersburg, Russia European Championship Cadets Bar, Montenegro European Sambo Championship Limassol, Zypres Juniors European Championship Sambo Crema, Itlay Golden Grand Prix Final Baku, Azerbaijan Grand Prix of Germany Dortmund, Germany 2012 Suplier of the Olympics 2012 London, England Olympic Qualifying Tournament Sofia, Bulgaria Olympic Qualifying Tournament Helsinki, Finland European Championship Juniors Zagreb, Croatia European Championship Cadets Katowice, Poland FILA EC Grappling Brussel, Belgium Grand Prix of Germany Dortmund, Germany 2011 European Championship Dortmund Germany World Championship Juniors Bukarest, Romainia GP of Spain Madrid, Spain GP of Germany Dortmund Germany FILA World Championship Grappling Tamasi, Hungary 2010 European Championship Baku, Azerbaidschan Sarajevo, Bosnia and European Championship Cadets Herzegovina GP of Germany Dortmund Germany 2009 World Championship Herning, Denmark GP of Germany Dortmund Germany 2008 Azerbaijan Federation Cup Baku, Azerbaidschan Olympic Qualifying Tournament Novi Sad, Serbien Brandenburg Cup Frankfurt, Germany Golden Grand Prix Final Baku, Azerbaidschan Grand Prix of Spain Madrid, Spanien Military World Championships Zagreb, Kriatien Female World Championships Tokyo, Japan Grappling World Championships Luzern, Switzerland 2007 Flatz Tournament Wolfurt, Österreich Asian Championship Bishket, Kirgisistan Grand Prix of Germany Dormagen, Deutschland Levon Julfalakyan Yerevan, Armenien Grand Prix of Germany Dortmund, Deutschland European Championship Junior Belgrad, Serbien Pan-American Games Rio, Brasilien World Championship – Senior Baku, Azerbaidschan 2006 Championat Afrique Conakry, GUI Austian Ladies Open Götzis, Österreich Asian Championship Junior Abou Dhabi, UAE 2005 Int. Tournament Neapel, Italien Grand Prix Frankfurt, Deutschland Campionship Pohnpei, FSM Int, Tournament Luckenwalde, Deutschland 2004 Olympische Spiele Athen, Griechenland Intern. FILA Tournament Novi Sad, SCG Grand Prix Dormagen, Deutschland Intern. FILA Tournament Guatemala City, Guatemala Lady Open Götzis, Österreich 2003 Europameisterschaft Belgrad, Jugoslawien Pan Am Games Mexiko Stadt, Mexiko International Games Beijing, China Grand Prix Dortmund/ Leipzig, Deutschland 2002 Grand Prix Caracas,Venezuela Africa Games Kairo, Ägypten Asia Games Seoul, Korea Grand Prix Seoul, Korea International Games Prizren, Kosovo Asian Games Hanoi, Vietnam Pan Am Games Kolumbien 2001 Grand Prix Österreich Grand Prix Deutschland Africa Games Ägypten Pan Am Games Venezuela Weltmeisterschaft Polen .
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