Wrestling at the 1979 Mediterranean Games

The wrestling tournament at the 1979 Mediterranean Games was held in Split, Yugoslavia.

Wrestling
at the 1979 Mediterranean Games
DatesSeptember 1979

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Yugoslavia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Yugoslavia111214
2 Turkey54514
3 Italy26513
4 Greece1449
5 Spain1001
6 France0224
7 Egypt0112
8 Lebanon0101
 Morocco0101
10 Algeria0011
Totals (10 entries)20202060

Medalists

Men's freestyle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Claudio Pollio
 Italy
Ömer Sakızcı
 Turkey
Mirko Dimčevski
 Yugoslavia
52 kg Koce Efremov
 Yugoslavia
Muhammed Oruç
 Turkey
Aldo Bova
 Italy
57 kg Risto Darlev
 Yugoslavia
Antonio La Bruna
 Italy
Diego Lo Brutto
 France
62 kg Nurettin Kurt
 Turkey
Georgios Khatziioannidis
 Greece
Šaip Bajrami
 Yugoslavia
68 kg Shaban Sejdiu
 Yugoslavia
Didier Nicolas
 France
Hüseyin Yalın
 Turkey
74 kg Kiro Ristov
 Yugoslavia
Riccardo Niccolini
 Italy
Osman Uzun
 Turkey
82 kg Şenol Tenekecioğlu
 Turkey
Luciano Ortelli
 Italy
Mohamed El-Ashram
 Egypt
90 kg Halil Aras
 Turkey
Michele Azzola
 Italy
Christophe Andanson
 France
100 kg Santiago Morales
 Spain
Messias Vitsaras
 Greece
Mehmet Donbay
 Turkey
+100 kg Hüseyin Çokal
 Turkey
Hassan Bechara
 Lebanon
Dimitris Spyridopoulos
 Greece

Men's Greco-Roman

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Salih Bora
 Turkey
Vincenzo Maenza
 Italy
Sotiris Ventas
 Greece
52 kg Babis Kholidis
 Greece
Slavko Skušek
 Yugoslavia
Giuseppe Caltabiano
 Italy
57 kg Antonino Caltabiano
 Italy
Ali Lachkar
 Morocco
Mehmet Karadağ
 Turkey
62 kg Ivan Frgić
 Yugoslavia
Stelios Mygiakis
 Greece
Djamel Benaceur
 Algeria
68 kg Ferenc Čaba
 Yugoslavia
Lionel Lacaze
 France
Domenico Giuffrida
 Italy
74 kg Karolj Kasap
 Yugoslavia
Erol Mutlu
 Turkey
Feliciano Marotto
 Italy
82 kg Momir Petković
 Yugoslavia
Mohamed El-Ashram
 Egypt
Dimitrios Thanopoulos
 Greece
90 kg Darko Nišavić
 Yugoslavia
Georgios Pozidis
 Greece
Polat Aydın
 Turkey
100 kg Refik Memišević
 Yugoslavia
Remo Ricciardelli
 Italy
Georgios Poikilidis
 Greece
+100 kg Prvoslav Ilić
 Yugoslavia
Kenan Ege
 Turkey
Antonio La Penna
 Italy

References

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