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Kurash Başa-Baş Söweş Sungaty Sport Toplumy Kurash Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Competition Schedule As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:53 Start Estimated Date Weight Categories Competition Level Time Finish Time WED 20 SEP 2017 19:00 21:45 Men's -60Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -87kg 1/4 Finals Women's +87kg 1/4 Finals Women's -87Kg Semi-Finals Women's +87kg Semi-Finals Men's -60Kg Semi-Finals Women's -87Kg Finals Women's +87kg Finals Men's -60Kg Finals Women's -87Kg Medals Ceremony Women's +87kg Medals Ceremony Men's -60Kg Medals Ceremony THU 21 SEP 2017 10:00 12:30 Men's -66Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Men's -73Kg 1/16 Finals, 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Men's -81Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -63Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -70Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -78Kg 1/4 Finals 18:00 21:00 Men's -66Kg Semi-Finals Women's -63Kg Semi-Finals Men's -73Kg Semi-Finals Women's -70Kg Semi-Finals Men's -81Kg Semi-Finals Women's -78Kg Semi-Finals Men's -66Kg Finals Women's -63Kg Finals Men's -73Kg Finals Men's -66Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -70Kg Finals Women's -63Kg Medals Ceremony Men's -81Kg Finals Men's -73Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -70Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -78Kg Finals Men's -81Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -78Kg Medals Ceremony KU0000000_C08 1.0 TUE 19 SEP 2017 21:53 Page 1/2 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Competition Schedule As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:53 Start Estimated Date Weight Categories Competition Level Time Finish Time FRI 22 SEP 2017 10:00 12:15 Men's +100Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Men's -100Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Men's -90Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -48Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -52Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals Women's -57Kg 1/8 Finals and 1/4 Finals 18:00 20:45 Men's +100Kg Semi-Finals Women's -57Kg Semi-Finals Men's -100Kg Semi-Finals Women's -52Kg Semi-Finals Men's -90Kg Semi-Finals Women's -48Kg Semi-Finals Men's +100Kg Finals Women's -57Kg Finals Men's -100Kg Finals Men's +100Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -52Kg Finals Women's -57Kg Medals Ceremony Men's -90Kg Finals Men's -100Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -52Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -48Kg Finals Men's -90Kg Medals Ceremony Women's -48Kg Medals Ceremony Note: Schedule is subject to change KU0000000_C08 1.0 TUE 19 SEP 2017 21:53 Page 2/2 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Men Erkekler Entry List by NOC As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:53 Weight Date of Birth Height NOC Name Category AFG - Afghanistan MOHAMMAD YOUSUF Shuaib -66kg 23 JUL 1999 1.69 BIGZADA Mansoorbig -73kg 3 MAR 1993 1.70 MALIK YAR Mohammad Arif -81kg 22 APR 1991 1.80 ISHAQ ZAI Ajmal -90kg 28 AUG 1992 1.80 OMARKHIL Mirwais +100kg 19 DEC 1990 1.80 INA - Indonesia LATIF Mochammad -60kg 13 JAN 1994 TIMUR Aprilianda Adhi -66kg 3 APR 1993 HARTANTO Bagas Jaya -81kg 9 NOV 1989 IND - India Ajay Kumar -60kg 25 OCT 1996 1.63 Ravi Kumar -60kg 27 AUG 1994 1.65 GAHLOT Jacky -66kg 27 DEC 1988 1.65 Jatin -66kg 26 APR 1996 1.70 LOKARE Ashutosh Girish -73kg 19 FEB 1994 1.65 PARTAP Bhanu -73kg 19 AUG 1987 1.65 RANA Abhishek -81kg 8 APR 1990 1.70 TOKAS Gaurav -81kg 20 FEB 2001 1.73 TOMAR Akshay -90kg 10 DEC 2001 1.68 UNTWAL Yogesh Kanahayalal -90kg 21 JAN 1984 1.70 KUMAR Manish -100kg 1 APR 1984 1.68 SHARMA Vishal -100kg 5 SEP 1974 1.73 BAROT Suraj Pareshkumar +100kg 20 JAN 1992 1.80 JAIN Chiranshu +100kg 20 FEB 2000 1.83 IOA - Independent Olympic Athletes ABDULLAH F Kh S M Alnajdi -90kg 10 JUL 1983 ALI T F S S Altaweel -90kg IRI - Islamic Republic of Iran VAHDANI Behzad -60kg 29 MAY 1988 1.75 GHANBARI Ghanbarali -66kg 18 SEP 1986 1.72 TIZTAK Omid -73kg 23 JAN 1995 ALI AKBARI Elyas -81kg 29 FEB 1988 1.76 KHEIRANDISH Shayan -90kg 14 JUN 1998 ZAMANI MOGHADDAM DOLOO M. -90kg 16 NOV 1991 1.80 NIKBIN Mojtaba -100kg 1 APR 1991 1.79 ROSTAMI Kamran +100kg 3 FEB 1993 IRQ - Iraq AL-SHADEEDI Ali Hadi Hussein -66kg 1 FEB 1989 ALANSERE Ihsan Falah Hasan -73kg 22 MAR 1996 TAHA Mahmood Yaseen Taha -73kg 23 JAN 1991 AL-FATLAWIOW Sufyan Nadhim Non -81kg 23 AUG 1991 ALBU-MOHAMMED Mohanad Hasan H. -90kg 1 SEP 1991 AL-GHRAIRI Yahya Mohammed H. +100kg 16 AUG 1993 JPN - Japan SHIMADA Motonori -73kg 13 FEB 1989 1.73 TANAKA Takashi -100kg 19 APR 1995 1.68 KUM000000_C32A 1.0 TUE 19 SEP 2017 21:53 Page 1/3 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Men Erkekler Entry List by NOC As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:53 Weight Date of Birth Height NOC Name Category LBN - Lebanon HADDAD Joe -60kg 13 OCT 2001 1.73 MOUSSA Ghady -66kg 25 NOV 2001 1.73 HADDAD Elias -73kg 6 JAN 1998 1.83 BOU ABBOUD Pierre -90kg 10 SEP 1983 1.88 BADER Rabih -100kg 24 APR 1989 1.90 FADEL Jad -100kg 21 APR 1983 1.90 MGL - Mongolia BOR Altangerel -73kg 26 SEP 1984 1.73 NEP - Nepal CHHANTYAL Dipak -90kg 29 MAY 1981 1.68 PHI - Philippines LLAMAS Al Rolan -60kg 10 MAY 1993 1.66 CATIPON Lloyd Dennis -73kg 19 OCT 1982 1.69 SENALES Rick Jayson -90kg 23 APR 1986 1.73 TABLAN Dither Joshua +100kg 11 JUN 1998 1.75 SYR - Syrian Arab Republic GHUSN Munir -60kg 3 AUG 1985 1.65 SHAM Mohanad -73kg 27 JAN 1992 1.75 KASEM Mohamad -81kg 3 OCT 1993 1.80 THA - Thailand KHEMAWANTAPHONG Saksiri -60kg 8 MAR 1999 1.73 PHUENGSAMPAO Wanlop -60kg 15 FEB 1996 1.69 SANAOTOY Jaroenmitr -66kg 4 SEP 1996 1.71 SOMBOON Kanokphon -66kg 29 MAY 1995 1.71 LERTSIRISOMBUT Nopphasit -73kg 29 DEC 1995 1.69 SUWANNAPHUENG P. -81kg 9 SEP 1993 1.77 SAE-JUENG Sakon -90kg 17 DEC 1998 1.78 YEA-ON Kunathip +100kg 18 AUG 1995 1.90 TJK - Tajikistan KHALIMOV Bakhodur -66kg 21 JUL 1995 KHUSRAVOV Khushqadam -66kg 1 JAN 1993 KHOJAZODA Behruzi -73kg 11 JAN 1995 MURODOV Akmal -81kg 14 JAN 1996 NASIMOV Firdavs -100kg 9 SEP 1996 SAIDOV Saidzhalol -100kg 19 MAR 1991 ABDURAKHMONOV M. +100kg 29 NOV 1986 TKM - Turkmenistan HALLYÝEW Söhrat -60kg 5 APR 1990 1.71 OMURZAKOW Erkin -60kg 22 FEB 1994 1.77 ALLABERDIÝEW Nedir -66kg 13 AUG 1993 1.71 ORAZOW Marat -66kg 9 OCT 1990 1.74 JEPBAROW Nurýagdy -73kg 15 SEP 1991 1.72 KERIMOW Nazar -73kg 12 DEC 1995 1.75 JUMMYÝEW Serdar -81kg 25 DEC 1991 TEMIROW Muhammet -81kg 9 JUL 1990 1.71 ABDIRAHMANOW Sanjar -90kg 21 APR 1995 1.80 HOJAKULIÝEW Azizjan -90kg 2 JUN 1987 1.82 BEGALIÝEW Guwanç -100kg 12 JUN 1996 1.78 HOJAMUHAMMEDOW Batyr -100kg 18 FEB 1995 1.85 BEGALIÝEW Begenç +100kg 12 JUN 1991 1.81 TAŞEW Sohrat +100kg 23 APR 1990 1.70 KUM000000_C32A 1.0 TUE 19 SEP 2017 21:53 Page 2/3 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Men Erkekler Entry List by NOC As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:53 Weight Date of Birth Height NOC Name Category TPE - Chinese Taipei HUANG Chun-Ta -81kg 23 JAN 1985 UZB - Uzbekistan KHAKIMJONOV Iskandar -60kg 10 JAN 1995 1.62 AHADOV Shakhram -66kg 21 SEP 1996 1.76 ABRAEV Davlat -73kg 28 DEC 1988 1.74 RASULOV Kamoliddin -81kg 20 JUL 1992 1.82 ARSLANOV Shukhratjon -90kg 8 FEB 1988 1.66 JURAEV Ilkhom -100kg 16 DEC 1988 1.78 KHISOMIDDINOV Mukhsin +100kg 15 JUL 1989 1.88 VIE - Vietnam NGUYEN Hai Ba -66kg 11 JUL 1998 1.70 BUI Minh Quan -81kg 6 FEB 1992 1.72 YEM - Yemen TALLAN Hamid Mansoor Hamid -60kg 1 JAN 1998 1.65 AYASH Ahmed Salem Salem -73kg 1 JAN 1994 1.76 AL-JARRAH Hussein Mohammed Hezam -81kg 25 APR 1993 1.74 Note: All corrections until the qualifications are available in INFO KUM000000_C32A 1.0 TUE 19 SEP 2017 21:53 Page 3/3 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Men's -60kg Erkekleriň görnüşi -60kg Entry List by Event As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:54 NOC Name Date of Birth Height INA - Indonesia LATIF Mochammad 13 JAN 1994 IND - India Ajay Kumar 25 OCT 1996 1.63 Ravi Kumar 27 AUG 1994 1.65 IRI - Islamic Republic of Iran VAHDANI Behzad 29 MAY 1988 1.75 LBN - Lebanon HADDAD Joe 13 OCT 2001 1.73 PHI - Philippines LLAMAS Al Rolan 10 MAY 1993 1.66 SYR - Syrian Arab Republic GHUSN Munir 3 AUG 1985 1.65 THA - Thailand KHEMAWANTAPHONG Saksiri 8 MAR 1999 1.73 PHUENGSAMPAO Wanlop 15 FEB 1996 1.69 TKM - Turkmenistan HALLYÝEW Söhrat 5 APR 1990 1.71 OMURZAKOW Erkin 22 FEB 1994 1.77 UZB - Uzbekistan KHAKIMJONOV Iskandar 10 JAN 1995 1.62 YEM - Yemen TALLAN Hamid Mansoor Hamid 1 JAN 1998 1.65 Total: 13 competitors Note: All changes are available in INFO KUM060000_C32C 1.0 TUE 19 SEP 2017 21:54 Page 1/1 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Men's -60kg Erkekleriň görnüşi -60kg Competition Sheet (13 competitors) 1 - bye - KHAKIMJONOV I 0 0 Uzbekistan 9 KHAKIMJONOV Iskandar Uzbekistan HALLYÝEW S 0 Turkmenistan 5 HALLYÝEW Söhrat 10 0 Turkmenistan HALLYÝEW S 10 0 Turkmenistan 13 PHUENGSAMPAO Wanlop 0 Thailand VAHDANI B 5 Islamic Republic of Iran 3 VAHDANI Behzad Islamic Republic of Iran VAHDANI B 10 0 0 Islamic Republic of Iran 11 - bye - VAHDANI B 5 Islamic Republic of Iran 7 GHUSN Munir 10 0 Syrian Arab Republic GHUSN M 0 0 Syrian Arab Republic 15 Ajay Kumar 0 India VAHDANI B Islamic Republic of Iran 2 TALLAN Hamid Mansoor Hamid 10 Yemen TALLAN H 0 0 Yemen 10 KHEMAWANTAPHONG Saksiri 0 Thailand LLAMAS A 0 0 Philippines 6 LLAMAS Al Rolan 3 0 Philippines LLAMAS A 5 0 Philippines 14 LATIF Mochammad 0 Indonesia OMURZAKOW E 0 Turkmenistan 4 HADDAD Joe 1 Lebanon HADDAD J 0 0 0 Lebanon 12 Ravi Kumar 0 India OMURZAKOW E 10 Turkmenistan 8 - bye - 0 OMURZAKOW E 10 0 Turkmenistan 16 OMURZAKOW Erkin Turkmenistan CLASSIFICATION 1VAHDANI B IRI 2OMURZAKOW E TKM 3HALLYÝEW S TKM 3LLAMAS A PHI 5 Ajay Kumar IND 5GHUSN M SYR 5HADDAD J LBN 5KHAKIMJONOV I UZB KUM060000_C75 5.0 WED 20 SEP 2017 20:37 Page 1/1 Martial Arts Arena Kurash Başa-baş söweş sungaty sport toplumy Kurash Men's -66kg Erkekleriň görnüşi -66kg Entry List by Event As of TUE 19 SEP 2017 At 21:54 NOC Name Date of Birth Height AFG - Afghanistan MOHAMMAD
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