Pavel Umurzakov | |
Gender: | Male |
Birth Date: | 1976 11, df=yes |
Birth Place: | Kyrgyzstan, USSR |
Height: | 172 cm |
Weight: | Contest: 90 kg Off season: 105-107 kg |
Firstproshow: | IFBB MEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS |
Firstproshowyear: | 2016 |
Bestwin: | Arnold Classic (NPC-IFBB) |
Bestwinyear: | 2022 |
Active: | yes |
Pavel Umurzakov (uzb. Pavel Petrovich Umurzakov born 8 November 1976 in Kyrgyzstan) is a professional bodybuilder, absolute champion of Uzbekistan in 2014, 2016 and absolute champion of Central Asia in 2017, 2 x Champion of Asia (ABBF-WBPF) in 2015, 2018 and 4 x World Bodybuilding and Fitness Champion (WBPF) in 2021, 2019, 2018, 2016 years.[1]
Pavel Umurzakov was born in Jalalabad, Kyrgyzstan. In 1989, he moved with his family to Tashkent. His sports career began when he was 30 years old, before his bodybuilding career he got into hand-to-hand combat fight and oriental martial arts Jeet Kune Do that was conceived by Bruce Lee. Umurzakov won 1st place in his first national tournament when he was 35 years old.[2] [3] In 2014, he participated at international tournament and won gold medal of tournier that held in Kazakhstan.[4] Umurzakovs is the first World Champion in bodybuilding in the history of Uzbekistan. He won the "gold" of the World Championship in Thailand in 2016.[5] In 2022, he obtained his the best medal of Bodybuilding career at Arnold Classic (NPC-IFBB) by winning category over 35 in light heavyweight division that held in Columbus, Ohio.[6] [7]
He is married and his wife Olesya Gureeva is also a professional bodybuilder and mas-wrestler, winner of Arnold Classic 2022.
2011 | Bodybuilding and Fitness - "Night of Champions 2011"[9] | Uzbekistan | 2nd | |
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2012 | Championship of Uzbekistan IFB | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2013 | Bodybuilding Championship - PROFORM Classic[10] | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2014 | Bodybuilding Championship - PROFORM Classic | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2014 | Central Asia and Kazakhstan Championship | Kazakhstan | 1st | |
2014 | Championship of Uzbekistan IFB | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2015 | Tashkent Cup | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2015 | 49th ABBF-WBPF Asian Championship | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2016 | Championship of Uzbekistan IFB | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2016 | Tashkent Cup | Uzbekistan | 3rd | |
2016 | 50th Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship | Bhutan | 2nd | |
2016 | Cup of Uzbekistan in Bodybuilding and Fitness | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2016 | World Championship (WBPF)[11] | Thailand | 1st | |
2016 | Cup of Uzbekistan[12] | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2017 | Cup of Uzbekistan in Bodybuilding,Fitness and Mas-Wrestling | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2017 | Central Asia and Kazakhstan Championship (WBPF) | Kazakhstan | 1st | |
2017 | Tashkent Open Cup | Uzbekistan | 2nd | |
2017 | 51st Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship | South Korea | Final | |
2017 | IX World Championship in Bodybuilding and Fitness (WBPF)[13] | Mongolia | 2nd | |
2018 | 52nd Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship | India | 2nd | |
2018 | World Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship (WBPF)[14] | Thailand | 1st | |
2019 | 53rd Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship | Indonesia | 2nd | |
2019 | World Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship 2019 (WBPF) | South Korea | 1st | |
2019 | PROFORM Classic Sports Festival | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2021 | Championship of Uzbekistan IFB[15] | Uzbekistan | 1st | |
2021 | World Championship of Bodybuilding and Fitness (WBPF)[16] [17] [18] | Uzbekistan | 2nd | |
2022 | Arnold Classic (NPC-IFBB)[19] | USA | 1st | |
2022 | 54th Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship (ABBF-WBPF) | Maldives | 2nd |