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TURNIER-DATENBANK / TOURNAMENT DATABASE: 1897-1919 Last Updated: December 3Rd, 2019 TURNIER-DATENBANK / TOURNAMENT DATABASE: 1897-1919 last updated: December 3rd, 2019 GR: greco-roman Style, F/CACC: Freestyle Date City Winner 16.08.1897 Brussels / Belgium Maurice Gambier World Middleweight Championship 1898 Roubaix / France Constant le Boucher 10. (?) 1898 Paris / France Wladyslaw Pytlasinski 27.12.1898 Paris / France Paul Pons World Heavyweight Championship 1899 Savona / Italy Paul Pons 13.02.1899 Paris / France Wladyslaw Pytlasinski 16.02.1899 Bordeaux / France Paul Pons 09.03.1899 Antwerp (Antwerpen) / Belgium Constant le Boucher 13.03.1899 St. Petersburg / Russia Wladyslaw Pytlasinski 24.03.1899 Verviers / Belgium Aimable de la Calmette (Ainé) 31.03.1899 Turin / Italy Paul Pons 04.1899 Rome / Italy Paul Pons 08.04.1899 Liege / Belgium Constant le Boucher, Auguste Robinet & Pietro II 15.04.1899 Milan (Mailand) / Italy Paul Pons 24.04.1899 Brussels / Belgium Constant le Boucher & Pietro II 02.05.1899 Gent / Belgium Constant le Boucher 09.05.1899 St. Petersburg / Russia Nicolai Petroff 16.05.1899 Charleroi / Belgium Constant le Boucher 27.05.1899 Brussels / Belgium Constant le Boucher 16.07.1899 Bochum / Germany Heinrich Eberle 22.08.1899 Namur / Belgium Constant le Boucher & Ignace Nollys 09.1899 La Louviére / Belgium Constant le Boucher 11.1899 Avignon / France ? 19.11.1899 Wroclaw (Breslau) / Poland Wladyslaw Pytlasinski 15.12.1899 Toulouse / France Aimable de la Calmette (Ainé) 26.11.1899 Paris / France Maurice Gambier World Lightweight Championship 05.12.1899 Paris / France Laurent le Beaucairois World Heavyweight Championship 05.12.1899 Paris / France Kara Ahmet “Champion du Monde” 28.12.1899 Liege / Belgium Aimable de la Calmette (Ainé) & Maurice Gambier 29.12.1899 Paris / France Paul Pons World Heavyweight Championship 1900 Paris / France Kara Ahmet World Heavyweight Championship 01.1900 Wroclaw (Breslau) / Poland Nicolai Petroff 13.01.1900 Paris / France not finished 30.01.1900 Antwerp (Antwerpen) / Belgium Dirk van den Berg & Michael Hitzler 03.1900 Antwerp (Antwerpen) / Belgium Paul Pons 03.1900 Warsaw (Warschau) / Poland Wladyslaw Pytlasinski 04.03.1900 Rotterdam / Netherlands not finished 04.1900 Vilvoorde / Belgium Pietro le Belge 02.04.1900 Munich (München) / Germany Dirk van den Berg 09.04.1900 Munich (München) / Germany Heinrich Eberle 23.04.1900 Verviers / Belgium Constant le Boucher & Aimable de la Calmette (Ainé) 30.04.1900 Aachen / Germany Georg Lurich 14.05.1900 Kassel / Germany Jakob Koch 15.05.1900 Berlin / Germany Paul Pons World Heavyweight Championship 22.05.1900 Magdeburg / Germany not finished 26.05.1900 Magdeburg / Germany not finished 18.06.1900 Barmen (Wuppertal) / Germany Heinrich Eberle 07.1900 St. Petersburg / Russia George Hackenschmidt 07.1900 Ulm / Germany ? Women's Wrestling Tournament 25.07.1900 Vienna (Wien) / Austria Paul Pons World Heavyweight Championship 17.08.1900 Ostende / Belgium Wladyslaw Pytlasinski & Celestin Moret 19.08.1900 Rostov / Russia Wladimir Gradusow 31.08.1900 Hamburg / Germany Kara Ahmet 07.09.1900 Dortmund / Germany Heinrich Eberle 16.09.1900 Dresden / Germany George Hackenschmidt 16.09.1900 Dresden / Germany Michael Hitzler 25.09.1900 Chemnitz / Germany George Hackenschmidt 10.1900 Hamburg / Germany ? Women's Wrestling Tournament 05.10.1900 Liege / Belgium Aimable de la Calmette (Ainé) 14.10.1900 Budapest / Hungary Michael Hitzler 17.10.1900 Budapest / Hungary George Hackenschmidt 24.10.1900 Graz / Austria George Hackenschmidt 24.10.1900 Graz / Austria Michael Hitzler 31.10.1900 Nuremberg (Nürnberg) / Germany George Hackenschmidt 31.10.1900 Nuremberg (Nürnberg) / Germany Michael Hitzler 03.11.1900 Paris / France Wladyslaw Pytlasinski 22.11.1900 Lyon / France Victorius le Lyonnais 23.11.1900 Aachen / Germany Georg Lurich 12.1900 Nischni-Nowgorod / Russia Nicolai Petroff 12.1900 Tourcoing / France Noulette & Bogaert 06.12.1900 Nuremberg (Nürnberg) / Germany ? 15.12.1900 Paris / France Constant le Boucher World Lightweight Championship 18.12.1900 Paris / France Laurent le Beaucairois World Heavyweight Championship 19.12.1900 Geneva / Switzerland Armand Cherpillod 01.1901 Essen / Germany ? 01.1901 Grenoble / France Leon Dumont 01.1901 Séte / France Simon Antonitch 04.01.1901 Paris / France Laurent le Beaucairois 20.01.1901 Limoges / France Emile Vervet & Laurent le Beaucairois 22.01.1901 Hamburg / Germany Georg Lurich World Lightweight Championship 30.01.1901 Vienna (Wien) / Austria ? Women's Wrestling Tournament 06.02.1901 Dijon / France Louis Walford 08.02.1901 Charleroi / Belgium Constant le Boucher 08.02.1901 Graz / Austria ? Women's Wrestling Tournament 15.02.1901 Brest / France Leon Dumont 16.02.1901 Brussels / Belgium Constant le Boucher 27.02.1901 Berlin / Germany Halil Adali 28.02.1901 Cologne (Köln) / Germany Heinrich Eberle European Championship 03.1901 Rouen / France Leon Dumont 03.1901 Maastricht / Netherlands Emile Maupas 03.1901 Lwiw (Lemberg) / Ukraine ? 13.03.1901 Nice (Nizza) / France Raoul le Boucher 14.03.1901 Linz / Austria no placement 14.03.1901 Gent / Belgium ? Women's Wrestling Tournament 15.03.1901 Mannheim / Germany Laurent le Beaucairois 21.03.1901 Munich (München) / Germany Halil Adali 30.03.1901 Liege / Belgium Halil Adali & Lucien Vranken 31.03.1901 Mainz / Germany not finished 31.03.1901 Wiesbaden / Germany ? 04.1901 Regensburg / Germany Michael Hitzler 04.1901 Francfort (Main) / Germany ? 04.1901 St. Quentin / France Emile Vervet 05.04.1901 St. Petersburg / Russia George Hackenschmidt 13.04.1901 Antwerp (Antwerpen) / Belgium Constant le Boucher 20.04.1901 Roubaix / France Constant le Boucher 24.04.1901 Tournai / Belgium Constant le Boucher 28.04.1901 Alés (Alais) / France Leon Dumont 05.1901 Valenciennes / France Fénelon 05.1901 Toulouse / France ? 05.05.1901 Vienna (Wien) / Austria George Hackenschmidt World Heavyweight Championship 10.05.1901 Hanover / Germany Heinrich Weber 12.05.1901 Payerne / Switzerland Emil Kocher & Armand Cherpillod 12.05.1901 Szczecin (Stettin) / Poland George Hackenschmidt 14.05.1901 Hanover / Germany Michael Hitzler 27.05.1901 Milan (Mailand) / Italy Ernesto Castelli, Artur Annoni & Palarroli 06.1901 Angers / France Leon Dumont 07.1901 Nancy / France ? 01.07.1901 Reims / France Leon Dumont 03.07.1901 Berlin / Germany George Hackenschmidt 25.07.1901 Aachen / Germany Georg Lurich 08.1901 Metz / France Heinrich Eberle 08.1901 Seraing / Belgium Constant le Boucher 25.08.1901 Vichy / France Simon Antonitch 09.1901 Auch / France Paul Pons 09.1901 Gard / France ? 09.1901 Ivry-sur-Seine / France ? 09.1901 Bayonne / France ? 09.1901 Gent / Belgium ? 05.09.1901 Bourges / France Paul Pons 19.09.1901 Riga / Latvia William Moor (Alex Snamenski) 10.1901 Calais / France Paul Pons 10.1901 Moscow / Russia Raoul le Boucher 10.1901 Bursa / Turkey Halil Adali 10.1901 Bordeaux / France ? 01.10.1901 Riga / Latvia not finished 09.10.1901 Riga / Latvia ? 15.10.1901 Larochette / Luxembourg Paul Pons 26.10.1901 Orleans / France Paul Pons 27.10.1901 Munich (München) / Germany George Hackenschmidt 03.11.1901 Riga / Latvia Georg Lurich 10.11.1901 Chalons-sur-Marne / France Paul Pons 14.11.1901 Hollerich / Luxembourg Paul Pons 15.11.1901 Elberfeld (Wuppertal) / Germany George Hackenschmidt 26.11.1901 Liepaja (Libau) / Latvia Georg Lurich 12.1901 Grenoble / France ? 12.1901 Antwerp (Antwerpen) / Belgium Heinrich Eberle 12.1901 Antwerp (Antwerpen) / Belgium Dirk van den Berg 12.1901 Essen / Germany Heinrich Eberle 05.12.1901 Saint-Etienne / France Paul Pons 13.12.1901 Paris / France Constant le Boucher World Lightweight Championship 19.12.1901 Paris / France George Hackenschmidt World Heavyweight Championship 24.12.1901 Troyes / France Raoul le Boucher 01./02.1902 Elberfeld (Wuppertal) / Germany ? 01.1902 Nice (Nizza) / France ? 01.1902 Bucharest / Romania Stanislaus Zbyszko 13.01.1902 Lyon / France Constant le Boucher 17.01.1902 Toulon / France Paul Pons 23.01.1902 Reims / France Raoul le Boucher 26.01.1902 Alessandria / Italy Giovanni Raicevich 30.01.1902 Dortmund / Germany Heinrich Eberle 31.01.1902 Dijon / France Raoul le Boucher 31.01.1902 Montpellier / France Paul Pons 10.02.1902 Roubaix / France Constant le Boucher 28.02.1902 Prague (Prag) / Czechia Heinrich Eberle & Gustav Fristensky 03.1902 Lille / France ? Kara Ahmet ? 03.1902 Berlin / Germany ? 03.1902 Teplice (Teplitz) / Czechia Eduard Kreindl 03.1902 Valenciennes / France ? 03.1902 Kiev / Ukraine not finished 16.03.1902 Hamburg / Germany William Moor (Alex Snamenski) 26.03.1902 Trieste / Italy Max Raicevich 26.03.1902 Chemnitz / Germany Jakob Koch 04.1902 Nikolajew (Mykolajiw) / Ukraine ? 04.1902 Twer / Russia ? 04.1902 London / Great Britain no placement 04.1902 Rouen / France ? 14.04.1902 Munich (München) / Germany Jess Pedersen 27.04.1902 Liege / Belgium Constant le Boucher 30.04.1902 Bordeaux / France Paul Pons 05.1902 Vendée / France Paul Pons 05.1902 Limoges / France Emile Vervet 05.1902 Halle (Saale) / Germany Dirk van den Berg 05.1902 Nantes / France ? 05.1902 Rennes / France ? 16.05.1902 Bielefeld / Germany Heinrich Eberle 25.05.1902 Graz / Austria Jess Pedersen 06.1902 Odessa / Ukraine ? 06.1902 Beziers / France Paul Pons 06.1902 Vilnius (Wilno) / Lithuania Georg Lurich 12.06.1902 Mannheim / Germany ? 24.06.1902 London / Great Britain Armand Cherpillod World CACC Championship 24.06.1902 London / Great Britain Jakob Koch World Greco-Roman Championship 07.1902 Daugavpils (Dzwinsk) / Latvia Georg Lurich 07.1902 Cavaillon / France ? 06.07.1902 Brussels / Belgium George Hackenschmidt 14.07.1902 Dusseldorf / Germany Michael Hitzler 15.07.1902 Antwerp
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