1972 European Wrestling Championships

The 1972 European Wrestling Championships was held from 24 to 30 May 1972 in Katowice, Poland.[1][2]

1972 European Wrestling Championships
Host city Poland, Katowice
Dates24 – 30 May 1972
StadiumSpodek Arena
Champions
Freestyle Soviet Union
Greco-Roman Soviet Union

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Soviet Union96116
2 Bulgaria57315
3 Romania1269
4 Poland1146
5 East Germany1124
6 Turkey1102
7 Greece1001
 West Germany1001
9 Finland0101
 Hungary0101
11 Czechoslovakia0022
 Yugoslavia0022
Totals (12 entries)20202060

Medal summary

Men's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Sefer Baygın
 Turkey
Jürgen Möbius
 East Germany
Ognyan Nikolov
 Bulgaria
52 kg Arsen Alakhverdiyev
 Soviet Union
Bayu Baev
 Bulgaria
Emil Butu
 Romania
57 kg Ivan Kuleshov
 Soviet Union
Ivan Shavov
 Bulgaria
Zbigniew Żedzicki
 Poland
62 kg Ruslan Pliyev
 Soviet Union
Mehmet Sarı
 Turkey
Petre Coman
 Romania
68 kg Ismail Yuseinov
 Bulgaria
Petre Poalelungi
 Romania
Šefer Saliovski
 Yugoslavia
74 kg Adolf Seger
 West Germany
Roman Marsaguishvili
 Soviet Union
Yancho Pavlov
 Bulgaria
82 kg Vasili Siulzhin
 Soviet Union
Ivan Iliev
 Bulgaria
Wolfgang Nitschke
 East Germany
90 kg Gennady Strakhov
 Soviet Union
Rusi Petrov
 Bulgaria
Paweł Kurczewski
 Poland
100 kg Ivan Yarygin
 Soviet Union
Vasil Todorov
 Bulgaria
Gerd Bachmann
 East Germany
+100 kg Aleksandr Medved
 Soviet Union
Osman Duraliev
 Bulgaria
Ștefan Stîngu
 Romania

Men's Greco-Roman

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Gheorghe Berceanu
 Romania
Stefan Angelov
 Bulgaria
Vladimir Zubkov
 Soviet Union
52 kg Jan Michalik
 Poland
Vitaly Konstantinov
 Soviet Union
Petar Kirov
 Bulgaria
57 kg Jristo Traikov
 Bulgaria
Yuri Sokolov
 Soviet Union
Ion Baciu
 Romania
62 kg Georgi Markov
 Bulgaria
Martti Laakso
 Finland
Kazimierz Lipień
 Poland
68 kg Jürgen Hähnel
 East Germany
Antal Steer
 Hungary
Andrzej Supron
 Poland
74 kg Petros Galaktopoulos
 Greece
Kasim Djalilov
 Soviet Union
Vítězslav Mácha
 Czechoslovakia
82 kg Anatoly Nazarenko
 Soviet Union
Ion Gabor
 Romania
Miroslav Janota
 Czechoslovakia
90 kg Stoyan Nikolov
 Bulgaria
Omar Bliadze
 Soviet Union
Darko Nišavić
 Yugoslavia
100 kg Nikolay Yakovenko
 Soviet Union
Nicolae Martinescu
 Romania
Andrzej Skrzydlewski
 Poland
+100 kg Aleksandar Tomov
 Bulgaria
Anatoly Kochnev
 Soviet Union
Victor Dolipschi
 Romania

References

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