All posts tagged "shmagi bolkvadze"
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2.0KGreco NewsMonday Roundup: Korpasi Moving Down?; U23 World Team Reader Quiz
If the news holds up, 67 kilograms at the 2020 European Olympic Games Qualifier will deliver even more of a challenging and...
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4.8KGreco News2018 World Championships Preview: 63-67 KG
Greco-Roman takes centerstage at the World Championships beginning next Thursday in Budapest, Hungary. The two lightest weight classes, 55 and 60 kilograms,...
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4.6KGreco News2017 Greco-Roman World Championships: 71 KG Preview
71 kilograms at the 2017 Greco-Roman World Championships is similar to how it has always been since the weight class’ inception a...
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7.7KGreco NewsSweden’s Kessidis, Euro Champ Baldauf Grab Gold at Pytlasinski Cup In Poland
The remarkable emergence of Alex Kessidis (SWE, world no. 14) as a global force continues. Kessidis marched to the 80 kilogram crown on...
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7.4KGreco News2016 Golden Grand Prix – The Highlights
Last weekend’s Golden Grand Prix in Baku, Azerbaijan might not have been the scoring fest it usually is, but that doesn’t mean...
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10.1KGreco NewsMonday Roundup: US Weekend Performances Recapped, Grand Prix Post Mortem
Saturday gave US Greco Roman wrestling fans two events to focus on — the Golden Grand Prix in Baku, Azerbaijan and the...
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4.7KGreco NewsMatch Breakdown: Lorincz Versus Bolkvadze
The finals of the 66 kg bracket at the European OG Qualifier pitted 2012 Olympic silver medalist Tamas Lorincz (HUN, world no....
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5.0KGreco NewsSemenov Surprises Fris While Lorincz Holds Back Bolkvadze
The first two Greco Roman weight classes are out of the way at the European OG Qualifier and one was a bit of...
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5.7KGreco NewsFris and Semenov Square Off; Bolkvadze and Lorincz Reach 66 kg Final
Three wrestlers expected to have strong showings advanced and one wildcard out to prove himself rose to the forefront on the first...
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5.1KGreco NewsEuropean Greco OG Qualifier Preview – The Reckoning Part 1
The European Greco OG Qualifier begins tomorrow at Medison Hall in Zrenjanin, Serbia and judging by the number of participants, looks to be...