Daulet Niyazbekov 55 kg
Wikipedia nor FILA gives information an Daulet place of birth or present residence, except to note that it is in Kazakhstan, the ninth largest country in the world:
Kazakhstan is hugh, and, because of it's adaption to modernism and its great mineral wealth, is the most important of the Turkic-Speaking nations, and one of the most important countries in the old, though e u the United States hears little about it.
Kazakhstan's landscaped is varied . .
. . . its architecture is more modern than Honolulu's . . .
Astana, Capitol of Kazakhstan -- t
he building with blue dome is
president's house.
(Photo Courtesy of Judge Paul Magnuson)
. . . and traditional.;
its people are modern . . .
. . . and traditional
Here are some images of Daulet. I'm sue that he is wildly popular at home and no one choses to post information about him on the Web. It is easy enough to forget that the Web only has on it what somebody puts on it. And Google won't translate Kazakh. The images are few, in consequence, and that's a pity, because Kazakhstan is one of the most interesting places on earth -- at least as viewed from the middle of the Pacific Ocean..
Dauren Zhumagaziyev 60 kg
and
Akzhurek Tanatarov 66 kg
are both from Almaty Province. Dauren is fro the capitol city of Taldykorgan. Th web doesn't specify where Akzhurek lives.
Other information on both wrestlers is scarce and there are few images of them . We do have Dauren's medal record:
| Medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Men's Freestyle wrestling | ||
Competitor for  Kazakhstan | ||
| World Championships | ||
| Bronze | 2011 Istanbul | 60 kg |
| Asian Games | ||
| Bronze | 2010 Guangzhou | 60 kg |
| Asian Championships | ||
| Gold | 2011 Tashkent | 60 kg |
| Bronze | 2010 New Delhi | 60 kg |
A website, Dauren Zhumagaziyev | Speakers and more | Flowrestling | Flowrestling, has three videos of Dauren, and says about him that he was born July 18th, 1989, in Taldykorgan.
Per Wikipedia,
Taldykorgan . . . is the administrative center of Almaty Province, Kazakhstan. It has a population of 143,407 (2010). Most of the people are Kazakhs
Almaty Province is hers:
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It has a varied terrain. . .
yurts, . . .
ubiquitous freeways,
. .. . and good folks with a sense of humor . . .
The capital city, Taldykorgan, is lively and boisterous:
FC Shakhter Karagandy held their nerve to win a maiden
Kazakh Premier League title from FC Zhetysu Taldykorgan
while two-time champions FC Kairat Almaty went down.
Shakhter Karagandy's players
celebrate the end of their 19-year title drought
[in English, no less!]
It is exceedingly odd that the Web carries no images of Dauren and only one,
of Akzhurek. I'll keep looking.
Abdulkhakim Shapiyev 74 kg
Born in Moscow.
Videos of Abdulkhakim are here.
Images probably from the Beijing Olympics.
Still no info on where, in Kazakhstan, lives.
Yermek Baiduashov 84 kg
There is no information at all about Yermak, though this may be a result of a Google interpreter to translate Kazakh names. There are at least some images:
ahpily reported by a Spanish language blogger on
suples.net, of a competition held in TAIYUAN, CHINA..
Two other images, reported y the invaluable Zimbio, are said to be Getty images:
Taimuraz Tigiyev 96 kg
Taimuraz hails from Ossettia, exacgly where not specified, but likely waar-torn. His residence inKazakhistan is not given. Most Russian wrestlers come from the same area. See
Russia freestyle wrestlers for 2012 Summer Olympics in this blog.
here are some pics:
Marid Mutalimov 120 kg
Madrid was born in Makhachkala, Dagestan, the center of the entire wrestling world. Most of Russia's famed wrestlers live in that part of Russia, and everybody who can afford to go there goes to Dagestan to train. The world's best facilities and trainers are in Dagestan. See the post
Russia freestyle wrestlers for 2012 Summer Olympics in this blog.
We are not told where Marid makes his home in Kazakhstan.
Marid's medal record is
| Olympic medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Competitor for Kazakhstan | ||
| Men's Freestyle wrestling | ||
| Bronze | 2008 Beijing | 120 kg |
Pics of Marid rest, playing around, and in action:
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Celebrating a bronze medal
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Here is one wrestler's testimonial to Dagestan's raining prowess. I have added Marid's name and position in red, so you can see his importance.
Thank you to the Dagestan National Freestyle Wrestling Team
Posted by Andrei Arlovski on July 12, 2011 at 1:00pmView Blog
I spent most of the month of June in the Republic of Dagestan training with the National Freestyle Wrestling Team. I would like to express my appreciation to the entire Dagestan National Freestyle Wrestling Team and thank number of people.
Special Thanks and Best Wishes to the coaching staff: Head Coach, Merited Master of Sport, Sazhid SazhidovCoach, Master of Sport, International Class, Gaidar GaidarovCoach, Merited Master of Sport, Arsen Gitinov Special Thanks and Best of Luck to my training partners: Merited Master of Sport, Bilal MakhovMaster of Sport, International Class, Shamil SalihovMaster of Sport, International Class, Magomedgadzhi AbakarovMerited Master of Sport, Marid MutalimovMaster of Sport, International Class, Ermek BayduashevMaster of Sport, Islam GadzhievMaster of Sport, Ramazan MagomedovMaster of Sport, Akzhurek Tanatarov
Magamed GevalievGasan Batirov Also, I would like to Thank my Brother & Friend Merited Master of Sport, Murad Gaydarov for making this training camp to happen and for always being in “My Corner”!
I wish the Kazakhs all the luck in the world.
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