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Post by Big on Mar 5, 2007 15:53:50 GMT -5
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Post by quicksingle on Mar 5, 2007 16:23:18 GMT -5
for my Russian impaired friends:
Yasar Dogu
55 kg 1. Matsunga Tamahiro (JPN) 2. Taoka Hidenori (JPN) 3. Naranbaatar (MGL) and Evald Merkl (GER)
60 kg 1. Ersin Chetin (TUR) 2. Zelimkhan Guseijnov (RUS) 3. Inor Keno (JPN) and Ramazan Saritov (RUS)
66 kg 1. Ramazan Shakhin ((TUR) 2. Yeshimitsu Tatsuhiro (JPN) 3. Zack Esposito (USA) and Rasul Jukaev (RUS)
74 kg 1. Betinidis Emzarios (GRE) 2. Aikhan Suku (TUR) 3. Ahmet Gulkhan (TUR) and Georgiy Marzachishvili (GEO)
84 kg 1. Serkhat Balchi (TUR) 2. David Bichinashvili (GER) 3. Fatih Koyunku and Abdula Gungor (TUR)
96 kg 1. Shirvani Muradov (RUS) 2. Yasin Kilic (TUR) 3. Nurlan Kataev and Abaj Kargabov (KAZ)
120 kg Fatih Shakiroglu 2. Resep Kara 3. Ali Kaja (all from TUR) and Steven Mocco (USA)
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Post by akzent on Mar 5, 2007 16:36:17 GMT -5
for my Russian impaired friends: 66 kg 1. Ramazan Shakhin ((TUR) Well this one (a Chechen of Hasavyurt) is the recent product in the Russian wrestling export. Until August 2006 when he got Turkish citizenship and a new name, his name was Ramazan Arbaikhanov. Placed at several good tournaments; short before leaving for Turkey he won the Aliev tournament in Mahachkala. A month ago he won the Turkish nationals, yesterday - Yashar Dogu. Obviously he will represent Turkey at the European championships in April. |
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Post by quicksingle on Mar 5, 2007 16:40:16 GMT -5
yes he still goes by Irbajkhanov. it is listed in the results. i didn't put it in.
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Post by Big on Mar 5, 2007 16:40:35 GMT -5
74 kg 1. Betinidis Emzarios (GRE)
This guy used to wrestle for Georgia. He is a georgian export. so is David Bichinashvili
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Post by akzent on Mar 5, 2007 16:55:54 GMT -5
Bichinashvili changed Georgia > Ukraine > Germany. Before getting the German citizenship in 2003, he wrestled almost 5 years in the German wrestling league.
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Post by akzent on Mar 10, 2007 15:25:18 GMT -5
Ramazan Irbaihanov/Shahin moved to Turkey together with another Chechen wrestler – Surhab Hiziev who in 2005 had placed 2nd at 55 at Yarygin. Also he got the Turkish citizenship and a new name: Surhab Atalay. He is a good wrestler and I wondered that I didn't see his name among the medalist at Yashar Dogu. I stumbled on this photo aafoto.anadoluajansi.com.tr/popUp.do?arcId=644592 There are no names in the text below but I am sure the guys are Surhab Hiziev/Atalay & Hidenori Taoka who eventually placed second. The new Turkish wrestler seems to have been pinned and then have lost another match (because he is not 3rd). |
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Post by akzent on Mar 11, 2007 5:43:23 GMT -5
David Bichinashvili, the Georgian export to Germany mentioned above, beat the silver medalist of 2007 Yarygin, Anzor Boltukaev, 3:1, 2:0 on his way to the finals of Yashar Dogu. At the European next month in Sofia, he could face also the gold medalist of 2007 Yarygin – Georgij Ketoev. Compare them: img257.imageshack.us/img257/417/davidketoevkp2.jpg I wonder who will tan the hide of the other. I mean this also in the literal sense of the words – Who will pull off the wool of the other?  |
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Post by bulgarian on Mar 13, 2007 16:10:08 GMT -5
Akzent,do not forget that Anzor Boltukaev is not Georgi Ketoev!Bichinasvili only can dream to win against Ketoev!
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Post by akzent on Mar 14, 2007 15:26:38 GMT -5
My friend, I still remember you was a failure when trying to predict the 2006 world champs on themat.com forum ;D. I wonder that you are trying to make a prediction again. Well in the picture, I compared only the covering  Now I shall make a comparison using other wrestlers as tertium comparationis. BOTH WONvs Andy Hrovat Ketoev WIN (2007 chicago) 12:4 Bichin WIN (2006 poland) 8:1 vs Anzor Boltukaev Ketoev WIN (2007 yarygin) pin Bichin WIN (2007 dogu) 5:1 vs Soslan Gatsiev Ketoev WIN (2006 military) 10:0 Bichin WIN (2005 euro) 4:2, (2006 leipzig) 3:1 BOTH LOSTvs Nauruz Temrezov Ketoev LOSS (2005 yarygin) 9:3 Bichin LOSS (2005 euro) 4:1 vs Adam Saitiev Ketoev LOSS (2005 russian) score? Bichin LOSS (2006 euro) 5:0 vs Sajid Sajidov Ketoev LOSS (2006 russian) 3:0 Bichin LOSS (2005 worlds) 6:1, LOSS (2006 minsk) 2:0 KETOEV WON, BICHIN LOSTvs Revaz Mindorashvili Ketoev WIN (2006 levashi) score? Bichin WIN (2006 euro) 2:0; LOSS (2006 worlds) 2:1 vs Genadij Laliev Ketoev WON (2006 yarygin) score? Bichin LOSS (2005 medved) score? vs Serhat Balci Ketoev WIN (2006 military) 8:1 Bichin LOSS (2005 euro) 6:3, LOSS (2007 dogu) score 2:0 |
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Post by Big on Mar 14, 2007 15:34:46 GMT -5
Ketoev claims he is on Sajidov's level now.
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Post by akzent on Mar 14, 2007 17:53:24 GMT -5
I read what he said after winning Yarygin. Big talk! I don't think he can beat Sajidov.
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Now I shall make a comparison using other wrestlers as tertium comparationis.