To Our Friends in Wrestling Around the world
By William May
(Japan Amateur Wrestling Federation, Public
Information Committee
Kyodo World Services, senior sports writer:wmay52@hotmail.com)
GRECO-ROMAN WORLD C'SHIPS, RESULTS-FINALS (2)
CRETEIL, France (October 5) - Unofficial
results of the championship and third-place
finals at 60, 74 and 96 kg in the greco-roman
wrestling world championships at Robert Oubron
Sports Hall:
60 kg
Championship final
Armen Nazarian (BUL) df. Roberto Monzon (CUB)
6-2
(Two-time Olympic champion Nazarian hoisted
Monzon over with his trademark reverse waistlock
and lift for his second straight world title.)
Third-place final
Eusebiu Diaconu (ROM) df. Jim Gruenwald (USA)
by injury default, 0:00
(Diaconu wins first world medal at senior
level. Gruenwald defaulted after dislocating
left shoulder in the semifinals against Nazarian.)
Semifinals
Roberto Monzon (CUB) df. Eusebiu Diaconu
(ROM) 8-5
Armen Nazarian (BUL) df. Jim Gruenwald (USA)
by injury default, 5:21 (4-1)
----
74 kg
Championship final
Alexei Glushkov (RUS) df. Konstantin Schneider
(GER) 3-0
(Glushkov scored with a lift and gut wrench
in the first period, then held on through
the second. Glushkov, a three-time European
champion, won his first world championship
title.)
Third-place final
Kim Jin-Soo (KOR) df. Danil Khalimov (KAZ)
3-0, 6:08
(Asian Games champion Kim collected second
bronze medal at world championships. Khalimov
released grip for unsuccessful throw attempt
from overtime clinch.)
Semifinals
Alexei Glushkov (RUS) df. Danil Khalimov
(KAZ) 3-0
Konstantin Schneider (GER) df. Kim Jin-Soo
(KOR) 7-2, 7:29
----
96 kg
Championship final
Martin Lidberg (SWE) df. Karam Gaber (EGY)
3-0
(Lidberg shut down the Gaber scoring machine
and made an escape and gut wrench stand for
his first senior world championship title.)
Third-place final
Ramaz Nozadze (GEO) df. Davyd Saldadze (UKR)
6-0
(Nozadze hit Saldadze with back-arching throw
and gut wrench for the win. The 19-year-old
adds the world bronze medal to the European
and junior world titles he won earlier this
year.)
Semifinals
Karam Gaber (EGY) df. Ramaz Nozadze (GEO)
by TF, 10-0, 0:43
Martin Lidberg (SWE) df. Davyd Saldadze (UKR)
3-1