Meysam Dalkhani (born January 7, 1996) is a farmer from Shiraz and a member of the Iranian national team. [1] Contents
1 results (by matches)
1.1 Asian teens
1.2 Adolescents of the world
1.3 Asian youth
1.4 World Youth
1.5 Asian Hopes (Under 23)
1.6 World Hopes (Under 23)
1.6.1 Under-23 World Wrestling Championship 2017
1.6.2 Under-23 World Wrestling Championship 2018
1.6.3 Under-23 World Wrestling Championship 2019
1.7 Asian adults
1.7.1 Asian Wrestling Championship 2020
1.8 Adults of the world
1.8.1 2019 World Wrestling Championship
2 sources
3 external links
Results (by matches) Asian teens
2013 Ulan Bator Bronze Medal; (50 kg) [2] Teens of the world
"Fifteenth" 2013 Zaranjanin; (50 kg) [3]
"Seventeenth" 2014 Hoomne, Slovakia; (54 kg) [4] Asian Youth
Naypyidaw 2015 bronze medal; (55 kg) [5] The youth of the world
"Eighth" 2015 Salvador, Bahia; (55 kg) [6]
Maken 2016 Bronze Medal; (55 kg) [7] Asian Hopes (Under 23)
2019 Ulan Bator Gold Medal; (63 kg) The 63 kg weight category was also attended by five wrestlers. Meysam Delkhani, the representative of our country in this weight, first won in the first wrestling with a result of 11 to 1 against "Vijay" from India. In his second bout, he won due to the absence of Yernar Fidakhmetov of Kazakhstan, and in the third bout he defeated Almar Talantbek Olu of Kyrgyzstan 5-4. In his fourth wrestling match, Delkhani defeated Mongol Telman Batumar 9-0 to win the gold medal. [8] World Hopes (Under 23) Under-23 World Wrestling Championship 2017
"Eighth" 2017 Bidgushch; (59 kg) In the weight category of 59 kg, Meysam Delkhani defeated Luis Orta Sanchez of Cuba 3: 1 in the first round. He lost 3: 2 to Masoto Kavana of Japan in the next round, but due to the presence of this wrestler in In the final match, Delkhani went to the group of losers. He first defeated Christopher Kramer of Germany 2-0 in this group. He was defeated 15-7 in the next match against Augustin Spasov of Bulgaria. [9] 2018 Under-23 World Wrestling Championship
"Fifth" 2018 Bucharest; (63 kg) In the weight category of 63 kg, Meysam Delkhani won the first round against Ihor Blyak from Belarus with a score of 9: 0. In the second round, he defeated Ramiz Mammadov from Azerbaijan with a score of 5: 4 and reached the semi-finals. At this stage, he lost to Katsaki Endo from Japan with a result of 6 to 3 and qualified for the match. In this match, he lost to Alexander Hrochin from Ukraine with a result of 12 to 1 and the fifth. [10] 2019 Under-23 World Wrestling Championship
Budapest 2019 Gold Medal; (63 kg) In the weight of 63 kg, Meysam Delkhani after a break in the first round in the next round won against Maxim Nehuda from Belarus with a result of 9: 6. In the next round and in the quarterfinals, he defeated Ukraine's Oleksandr Herushin 5-1 to advance to the semifinals. In this match, Delkhani crossed the Mehmet Chaker Dam in Turkey with a score of 4 and advanced to the final match. In the final match and in a close wrestling with a result of 7 to 6, he crossed the Lavani Kavajaradze barrier from Georgia and won the gold medal. [11] Asian adults 2020 Asian Wrestling Championship
In the 63 kg weight category, Meysam Delkhani, after a break in the first round, defeated Yoshiki Yamada of Japan 9-0 in the second round and advanced to the semifinals. He lost 10-1 to Al-Murat Tasmuradov of Uzbekistan and advanced to the play-offs. Delkhani played Kazakhstan's Fitdakhmetov in the qualifying match. He won the match 2-0 and won a bronze medal in this weight class. [12] Adults of the world 2019 World Wrestling Championship "Fifth" 2019 Nursultan; (63 kg) In the weight of 63 kg, Meysam Delkhani, after a break in the first round, lost in the second round with a result of 4: 2 to Stepan Marianian, the world gold medalist from Russia, and due to the presence of his opponent in the final match, went to the losers. In this group, Delkhani defeated Jin Hoong Jung from South Korea 5: 3 and advanced to the classification match. In this match, he lost 7: 5 to Slavik Galstyan from Armenia and finished fifth.