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  • Haykakan
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    PanArmenian, Armenia
    Aug 21 2017






    Armenian Olympic gold medalist Artur Aleksanyan becomes world champion

    August 21, 2017 - 22:15 AMT
    PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian wrestler Artur Aleksanyan (98 kg weight class) beat Russia’s Musa Evloev 3-1 at the Paris-hosted World Championships on Monday, August 21 to snatch the gold in the men’s Greco-Roman event.
    Aleksanyan is an Olympic Champion (2016) and bronze medalist (2012), a three-time World Champion (2014, 2015, 2017), and a three-time European Champion (2012, 2013, 2014).
    Aleksanyan is the second Olympic gold medalist of Armenia since regaining independence in 1991 and is the most decorated Olympian of independent Armenia as well. He has been nicknamed the "White Bear" and is one of the most renowned Armenian athletes of the 21st century.
    http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/news/245748/Armenian_Olympic_gold_medalist_Artur_Aleksanyan_be comes_world_champion


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  • Haykakan
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    ARTUR ALEKSANYAN THE MOST HONEST ATHLETE OF ARMENIA

    18:55 | December 17,2015 | Sports

    Armenia's Greco-Roman team member, Olympic Games bronze medalist,
    two-time World and tree-time European champion Artur Aleksanyan was
    recognized Armenia's best play true athlete.

    The special commission of the National Olympic Committee of Armenia
    recognized wrestler Artur Aleksanyan the most honest athlete of 2015.

    The World and European champion has passed doping inspection more
    than any other Armenian athlete in 2015 (every 40 days). Among the
    candidates were also weightlifter Tigran Martirosyan and wrestler
    Arsen Julfalakyan.

    The award ceremony was held in Gyumri during a social-doping
    educational seminar. Aleksanyan was awarded by the president of the
    Eastern European anti-doping organization, Areg Hovannisyan.

    ANOC press office

    Armenia’s Greco-Roman team member, Olympic Games bronze medalist, two-time World and tree-time European champion Artur Aleksanyan was recognized Armenia’s best play true athlete.

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  • Haykakan
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    ARMENIAN WRESTLER WINS GOLD, DEDICATES VICTORY TO THE MEMORY OF GENOCIDE VICTIMS

    00:05, 25 Apr 2015
    Siranush Ghazanchyan

    Armenian Greco-Roman wrestler Arsen Julfalakyan won a gold medal at
    the "Dan Kolov and Nikola Petov" annual international championship
    held in Sofia, Bulgaria.

    2014 world champion Julfalakyan beat Ivan Georgiev of Bulgaria 2:0
    in the final. Another Armenian wrestler Karapet Chalyan won a bronze
    medal in the same 75 kg weight category.

    Arsen Julfalakyan wore a T-shirt commemorating the Armenian Genocide
    centennial at the award ceremony. He posted the photos on Facebook
    and said he dedicates the victory to the 1.5 million victims.

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  • Haykakan
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    ARMENIAN WRESTLER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP, BEATING OUT TURKISH, AZERI OPPONENTS

    Wednesday, March 25th, 2015 | Posted by Contributor

    Armenian wrestler Valodya Frangoulian in a bout during the European
    Championship in Poland

    WALBRZYCH, Poland--Armenian wrestler Valodya Frangoulian was crowned
    champion on Wednesday at the European Under-23 Wrestling Championship,
    which was hosted in Walbrzych, Poland. The wrestler beat out opponents
    from Belarus, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Ukraine in the 61 kg weight
    category.

    Frangoulian beat Azerbaijan's Ahmed'nabi Gvarzadilov with a sweeping
    score of 6:0. Frangoulian then beat Turkey's Rejep Topali in the
    semifinals by a score of 9:7. He beat Ukraine's Andrey Svirid in the
    final match with a score of 8:3.

    In the competition's 70 kg category, Armenia's Ishkhan Poghosian lost
    to Russia's Rassul Arsanliev in the semi-final match and will fight
    Belarus's Aleksandr Karpach for bronze.

    In the 86 kg category, Armenia's Vahe Tamrazian lost his quarter-final
    match to Russia's Shamil Goudiamagomedov.

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  • Haykakan
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    Armenia wins two gold medals in world championship. Here is total domination on display!
    Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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  • Mher
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    perhaps the most impressive aspect: He's only 22
    the next Olympics can't arrive fast enough for him, he already has a bronze from 2012

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  • Eddo211
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    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    Artur Aleksanyan wins his 3rd European gold medal against a turkish opponent (5-0) was the score
    Congratulation to the champ.......(5-0)? that was an execution not a win.

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  • Haykakan
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    Artur Aleksanyan wins his 3rd European gold medal against a turkish opponent (5-0) was the score

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  • Joseph
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    Originally posted by Mher View Post
    Someone else on the xtratime Armenian soccer forum posed the question as to why Armenia lost this badly, and the answer was that Armenia is much better at Greco-Roman styple, than freestyle which is our weakness. Also Iran actually ended up beating Russia 4-2 after destroying everyone along the way to win the World Cup, so our defeat doesn't look at least somewhat explainable in retrospect.

    It's definitely good that the sport is back in the Olympics. There are literally dozens of sports in the olympics that I along with most people on this earth have never watched or even heard of in some cases. It made absolutely no sense that they chose one of the most iconic sports of the olympics to take out.
    That is my impression as well. Armenia seems to be successful in Greco-Roman. I would like to see Armenia put more emphasis and resources on other sports such as boxing, karate, weightlifting, freestyle wrestling. These are sports in which Armenia can excel.

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  • Mher
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    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    Iran Beats Armenia, Turkey, US in Wrestling World Cup
    http://english.farsnews.com/newstext...13921225000246
    Someone else on the xtratime Armenian soccer forum posed the question as to why Armenia lost this badly, and the answer was that Armenia is much better at Greco-Roman styple, than freestyle which is our weakness. Also Iran actually ended up beating Russia 4-2 after destroying everyone along the way to win the World Cup, so our defeat doesn't look at least somewhat explainable in retrospect.

    It's definitely good that the sport is back in the Olympics. There are literally dozens of sports in the olympics that I along with most people on this earth have never watched or even heard of in some cases. It made absolutely no sense that they chose one of the most iconic sports of the olympics to take out.

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