Hassan Rahimi Explained

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Hassan Rahimi
Fullname:Hassan Sabzali Rahimi
Native Name:حسن سبزعلی رحیمی
Birth Date:15 June 1989
Birth Place:Tehran, Iran
Height:1.6m (05.2feet)
Sport:Wrestling
Weight Class:57 kg
Event:Freestyle
Worlds: (2013) (2015)

(2014) (2011)

Regionals: (2012) (2009)
Olympics: (2016)
Show-Medals:Yes

Hassan Rahimi (Persian: حسن رحيمى, born 15 June 1989) is an Iranian wrestler. He was born in Tehran, Iran, and grown up in Yaftabad Tehran. In 2008, he became the Junior Asian Champion and Junior World silver medalist. In 2009 he became the Junior World Champion. In 2010 he became Military World Champion. In 2011, he won the bronze medal at the World Championships. In 2012, he became the Asian Champion, but at the 2012 Summer Olympics, he ranked eighth. In 2013 he became World Champion. At the 2014 World Championships he won the bronze medal.

Freestyle results

World Championships/Olympic Games Matches
Res.RecordOpponentScoreDateEventLocationNotes
Win25–6 Yowlys Bonne Rodriguezalign=center style="font-size:88%"9–02016-08-19 Olympic Games Rio de JaneiroWins Bronze Medal
Loss24–6 Rei Higuchialign=center style="font-size:88%"5–102016-08-19 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro
Win24–5 Viktor Lebedevalign=center style="font-size:88%"6–12016-08-19 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro
Win23–5 Garnik Mnatsakanyanalign=center style="font-size:88%"13–02016-08-19 Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro
Loss22–5 Vladimer Khinchegashvilialign=center style="font-size:88%"4–52015-09-10 World Championship Las VegasGold Medal Match
Win22–4 Viktor Lebedevalign=center style="font-size:88%"5–02015-09-10 World Championship Las Vegas
Win21–4 Hak-Jin Jongalign=center style="font-size:88%"5–32015-09-10 World Championship Las Vegas
Win20–4 Anthony Ramosalign=center style="font-size:88%"3–12015-09-10 World Championship Las Vegas
Win19–4 Asadulla Lachinaualign=center style="font-size:88%"7–02015-09-10 World Championship Las Vegas
Win18–4 Pedro Jesus Mejias Rodriguezalign=center style="font-size:88%"4–32015-09-10 World Championship Las Vegas
Win17–4 Yuki Takahashialign=center style="font-size:88%"7–42014-09-08 World Championship TashkentWins Bronze Medal
Loss16–4 Kyong-Il Yangalign=center style="font-size:88%"4–52014-09-08 World Championship Tashkent
Win16–3 Viktor Lebedevalign=center style="font-size:88%"7–02014-09-08 World Championship Tashkent
Win15–3 Mykola Aivazianalign=center style="font-size:88%"10–22014-09-08 World Championship Tashkent
Win14–3 Levan Metreveli Vartanovalign=center style="font-size:88%"5–02014-09-08 World Championship Tashkent57 kg
Win13–3 Amit Kumaralign=center style="font-size:88%"2–12013-09-16 World Championship BudapestWins Gold Medal
Win12–3 Nariman Israpilovalign=center style="font-size:88%"9–02013-09-16 World Championship Budapest
Win11–3 Altinbek Alimbaevalign=center style="font-size:88%"7–02013-09-16 World Championship Budapest
Win10–3 Sung-Gwon Kimalign=center style="font-size:88%"9–22013-09-16 World Championship Budapest
Win9–3 Rasul Kalievalign=center style="font-size:88%"7–02013-09-16 World Championship Budapest
Loss8–3 Amit Kumaralign=center style="font-size:88%"2–22012-08-10 Olympic Games London
Win8–2 Naranbaatar Bayaraaalign=center style="font-size:88%"5–02012-08-10 Olympic Games London
Win7–2 Nicholas Simmonsalign=center style="font-size:88%"5–02011-09-16 World Championship IstanbulWins Bronze Medal
Win6–2 Vladimir Khinchegashvilialign=center style="font-size:88%"9–22011-09-16 World Championship Istanbul
Win5–2 Vladislav Andreevalign=center style="font-size:88%"3–02011-09-16 World Championship Istanbul
Loss4–2 Radoslav Velikov Marinovalign=center style="font-size:88%"9–12011-09-16 World Championship Istanbul
Win4–1 Kyong-Il Yangalign=center style="font-size:88%"3–22011-09-16 World Championship Istanbul
Win3–1 Andrei Dukovalign=center style="font-size:88%"4–02011-09-16 World Championship Istanbul
Loss2–1 Frank Chamizo Marquezalign=center style="font-size:88%"0–32010-09-10 World Championship Moscow
Win2–0 Besarion Gochashvilialign=center style="font-size:88%"3–12010-09-10 World Championship Moscow
Win1–0 Adrian Hajdukalign=center style="font-size:88%"2–02010-09-10 World Championship Moscow55 kg

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