2002 World Wrestling Championships – Men's freestyle 66 kg

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Men's freestyle 66 kg
at the 2002 World Championships
Venue Azadi Indoor Stadium
Dates5–6 September 2002
Competitors31 from 31 nations
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine
Silver medal icon.svg   Flag of Iran.svg  Iran
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Russia.svg  Russia
  2001
2003  

The men's freestyle 66 kilograms is a competition featured at the 2002 World Wrestling Championships, and was held at the Azadi Indoor Stadium in Tehran, Iran from 5 to 6 September 2002. [1]

Contents

Results

Preliminary round

Pool 1

PosAthletePldWLCPTPGEOROMFIN
1Flag of Georgia (1990-2004).svg  Otar Tushishvili  (GEO)22082211–011–0
2Flag of Romania.svg  László Szabolcs  (ROM)211380–4 ST8–2
3Flag of Finland.svg  Jouni Rosenlöf  (FIN)202120–4 ST1–3 PP

Pool 2

PosAthletePldWLCPTPUKRCUBSUI
1Flag of Ukraine.svg  Elbrus Tedeyev  (UKR)220693–06–0
2Flag of Cuba.svg  Carlos Ortiz  (CUB)211360–3 PO6–0
3Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Grégory Sarrasin  (SUI)202000–3 PO0–3 PO

Pool 3

PosAthletePldWLCPTPBULTURGRE
1Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Serafim Barzakov  (BUL)2206159–06–1
2Flag of Turkey.svg  Mehmet Yozgat  (TUR)211330–3 PO3–1
3Flag of Greece.svg  Aristos Alexandridis  (GRE)202221–3 PP1–3 PP

Pool 4

PosAthletePldWLCPTPMGLBLRSVK
1Flag of Mongolia.svg  Norjingiin Bayarmagnai  (MGL)220696–33–0
2Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Mikalai Savin  (BLR)211471–3 PP4–0
3Flag of Slovakia.svg  Štefan Fernyák  (SVK)202000–3 PO0–3 PO

Pool 5

PosAthletePldWLCPTPPOLARMTJK
1Flag of Poland.svg  Lucjan Gralak  (POL)220673–24–0
2Flag of Armenia.svg  Arshak Hayrapetyan  (ARM)2115121–3 PP10–0
3Flag of Tajikistan.svg  Eradj Davlatov  (TJK)202000–3 PO0–4 ST

Pool 6

PosAthletePldWLCPTPGERAZETKM
1Flag of Germany.svg  Engin Ürün  (GER)220684–14–1
2Flag of Azerbaijan (1991-2013).svg  Elman Asgarov  (AZE)2115121–3 PP11–0
3Flag of Turkmenistan.svg  Annadurdy Wepamyradow  (TKM)202111–3 PP0–4 ST

Pool 7

PosAthletePldWLCPTPUKRKGZNED
1Flag of Russia.svg  Zaur Botaev  (RUS)2208102–0 Fall8–0 Fall
2Flag of Kyrgyzstan (1992-2023).svg  Jamso Lkhamajapov  (KGZ)211440–4 TO4–0 Fall
3Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Yousef Nassiri  (NED)202000–4 TO0–4 TO

Pool 8

PosAthletePldWLCPTPKORMKDIND
1Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg  Jang Jae-sung  (KOR)2206126–16–0
2Flag of North Macedonia.svg  Lulzim Vrenezi  (MKD)211561–3 PP5–0 Fall
3Flag of India.svg  Jai Bhagwan  (IND)202000–3 PO0–4 TO

Pool 9

PosAthletePldWLCPTPIRIJPNCHN
1Flag of Iran.svg  Alireza Dabir  (IRI)2206156–49–2
2Flag of Japan.svg  Kazuhiko Ikematsu  (JPN)2114111–3 PP7–0
3Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Li Quan  (CHN)202121–3 PP0–3 PO

Pool 10

PosAthletePldWLCPTPCANMDAESTFRA
1Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Neal Ewers  (CAN)33010234–19–110–0
2Flag of Moldova.svg  Ruslan Bodișteanu  (MDA)3218171–3 PP5–011–0
3Flag of Estonia.svg  Ahto Raska  (EST)312451–3 PP0–3 PO4–2
4Flag of France.svg  Ibrahim Selloum  (FRA)303120–4 ST0–4 ST1–3 PP

Knockout round

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Flag of Georgia (1990-2004).svg  Otar Tushishvili  (GEO)3
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Elbrus Tedeyev  (UKR)7Flag of Ukraine.svg  Elbrus Tedeyev  (UKR)4
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Serafim Barzakov  (BUL)10Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Serafim Barzakov  (BUL)3
Flag of Mongolia.svg  Norjingiin Bayarmagnai  (MGL)0 Flag of Ukraine.svg  Elbrus Tedeyev  (UKR)4
Flag of Germany.svg  Engin Ürün  (GER)0
Flag of Poland.svg  Lucjan Gralak  (POL)2
Flag of Germany.svg  Engin Ürün  (GER)4
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Elbrus Tedeyev  (UKR)5
Flag of Iran.svg  Alireza Dabir  (IRI)4
Flag of Russia.svg  Zaur Botaev  (RUS)3
Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg  Jang Jae-sung  (KOR)2
Flag of Russia.svg  Zaur Botaev  (RUS)1 Bronze medal match
Flag of Iran.svg  Alireza Dabir  (IRI)2
Flag of Iran.svg  Alireza Dabir  (IRI)4Flag of Germany.svg  Engin Ürün  (GER)0
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Neal Ewers  (CAN)1 Flag of Russia.svg  Zaur Botaev  (RUS)3

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References

  1. "2002 World Championships Results". Official website. Archived from the original on 5 October 2002. Retrieved 8 May 2020.