The first wrestling medals of the 2020 Olympics were presented today. After the completion of each weight division, we will provide a summary of the division, including the division’s final results and any relevant information.
Greco-Roman 60kg Olympic Games Tokyo 2020:
Quarter Final
- With an 8-0 score, Kenichiro Fumita of Japan defeated Abdelkarim Fergat of Algeria.
- Etienne Kinsinger (Germany) beaten by Walihan Sailike (China) 2-1
- Ukraine’s Lenur Temirov triumphed over Uzbekistan’s Elmurat Tasmuradov, 5-0.
- Armenia’s Armen Melikyan tied with Iran’s Ali Reza Nejati, 5-5.
- With an 8-0 score, Victor Ciobanu of Moldova defeated Kerem Kamal of Turkey.
- An 8-0 victory for Zholaman Sharshenbekov of Kyrgyzstan over Mirambek Ainagulov of Kazakhstan.
- In a 5-0 victory for Cuba, Luis Orta Sanchez defeated Ildar Hafizov of the United States.
- The winner is Sergey Emelin of the ROC, who narrowly edged out Haythem Mahmoud of Egypt, 7-6.
Scores from the First Round
- It was a tie game, but Kenichiro Fumita of Japan beat Walihan Sailike of China.
- Ukrainian Lenur Temirov defeated Armenian Armen Melikyan 8-4.
- Moldova’s Victor Ciobanu defeated Kyrgyzstan’s Zholaman Sharshenbekov 9-0.
- Cuba’s Luis Orta Sanchez prevailed over the ROC’s Sergey Emelin 4-3.
Result of the Semifinals
- Japan’s Kenichiro Fumita beat Ukraine’s Lenur Temirov 5-1.
- Cuba’s Luis Orta Sanchez defeated Moldova’s Victor Ciobanu, 11-0.
Conclusions of the Repeat Vote
- In a 6-1 victory, Walihan Sailike of China defeated Abdelkarim Fergat of Algeria.
- Winning 7-1: Sergey Emelin of the ROC against Ildar Hafizov of the USA
Contests for the Bronze
- Chinese player Walihan Sailike drew even with Ukrainian player Lenur Temirov.
- Overcoming Moldova’s Victor Ciobanu, 12-1, is ROC’s Sergey Emelin.
Olympic Gold Medal Game
With a score of 5-1, Luis Orta Sanchez of Cuba defeated Kenichiro Fumita of Japan.
For Luis Orta Sanchez, the gold medal was his first medal at the international/Olympic level.
Orta Sanchez overcame two-time world champion Kenichiro Fumita, as well as Sergey Emelin and a silver medalist from the previous world championship tournament to win the gold at the Olympics (Victor Ciobanu).
