Halil Mutlu
| Halil Mutlu | |
|---|---|
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| Narození | 14. července 1973 (50 let) Kardžali |
| Povolání | vzpěrač |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Vzpírání na LOH | ||
| zlato | LOH 1996 | váha do 54 kg |
| zlato | LOH 2000 | váha do 56 kg |
| zlato | LOH 2004 | váha do 56 kg |
| Mistrovství světa ve vzpírání | ||
| stříbro | MS 1993 | váha do 54 kg |
| zlato | MS 1994 | váha do 54 kg |
| stříbro | MS 1995 | váha do 54 kg |
| zlato | MS 1998 | váha do 56 kg |
| zlato | MS 1999 | váha do 56 kg |
| zlato | MS 2001 | váha do 56 kg |
| zlato | MS 2003 | váha do 62 kg |
Halil Mutlu (* 14. červenec 1973 v Postniku, Bulharsko jako Huben Hubenov), je bývalý turecký vzpěrač. Je jedním ze čtyř vzpěračů, kteří třikrát vyhráli Olympijské hry. Získal pět zlatých medailí na mistrovství světa a devět zlatých na mistrovství Evropy a dvacetkrát překonal světový rekord v hmotnostních kategoriích do 52 kg, 54 kg a 56 kg.
Halil Mutlu měl v dubnu roku 2005 po mistrovství Evropy v Sofii pozitivní dopingový test na steroid nandrolon. Od Mezinárodní vzpěračské federace dostal dvouletý distanc, který vypršel 20. dubna 2007[1].
Reference
- ↑ ČTK. Vzpěrač Mutlu dostal za doping dvouletý trest. Sport online - internetový magazín deníku Sport [online]. 20051206 [cit. 20080903]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném dne 2007-12-16. ISSN 1214-357X.
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