Aslanyan and Melikyan Became Medalists at the Kutuzov Memorial. All Tournament Results

On February 15, the international Greco-Roman wrestling tournament, the Kutuzov Memorial, concluded in Suzdal. According to the results of the tournament, Armenian national team wrestlers Karen Aslanyan (63 kg) and Hayk Melikyan (72 kg) won bronze medals.

Manvel Khachatryan (55 kg) and Albert Vardanyan (130 kg) lost their matches for the bronze medal.

Additionally, athletes of Armenian descent from Russia, Alen Mirzoyan (72 kg) from Sverdlovsk Oblast and Vaag Margaryan (87 kg) from Krasnoyarsk Krai, became tournament champions.

All winners and medalists of the Kutuzov Memorial in Greco-Roman wrestling

Up to 55 kg:

1. Ikhtiyor Botirov (Uzbekistan)
2. Amayak Osipov (Krasnodar Krai)
3. Marlan Mukashev (Kazakhstan) and Dovudjon Toshev (Saint Petersburg)

Up to 60 kg:

1. Yanvar Allakhyarov (Moscow Oblast)
2. Omid Arami (Iran)
3. Sergey Chigirev (Krasnodar Krai) and Anvar Allakhyarov (Moscow Oblast)

Up to 63 kg:

1. Sergey Emelin (Mordovia)
2. Meysam Dalhani (Iran)
3. Jambolat Lokyaev (Mordovia) and Karen Aslanyan (Armenia)

Up to 67 kg:

1. Ruslan Bichurin (Mordovia)
2. Azamat Akhmedov (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
3. Maksim Novichikhin (Altai Krai) and Turpal-Ali Isaev (Moscow Oblast)

Up to 72 kg:

1. Alen Mirzoyan (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
2. Danil Grigoryev (Moscow Oblast)
3. Hayk Melikyan (Armenia) and Adam Gigiev (Chechen Republic)

Up to 77 kg:

1. Abuyazid Mantsigov (Vladimir Oblast)
2. Ismail Barakhoev (Moscow)
3. Adlet Tyulyubaev (Moscow Oblast) and Imran Aliyev (Krasnodar Krai)

Up to 82 kg:

1. Islam Aliyev (Krasnodar Krai)
2. Rafael Yunusov (Sevastopol)
3. Imam Aliyev (Chechen Republic) and Dmitry Djioev (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug)

Up to 87 kg:

1. Vaag Margaryan (Krasnoyarsk Krai)
2. Alan Ostaev (Krasnoyarsk Krai)
3. Saveliy Borisov (Voronezh Oblast) and Khamid Isaev (Chechen Republic)

Up to 97 kg:

1. Adlan Amriev (Bashkortostan)
2. Mohammad Avendi (Iran)
3. Said Musaev (Dagestan) and Azamat Gegkiev (Saint Petersburg)

Up to 130 kg:

1. Alimkhan Syzdykov (Kazakhstan)
2. Nokhcho Labazanov (Bashkortostan)
3. Semyon Panov (Bashkortostan) and Mikhail Laptev (Novosibirsk)