Ismael Borrero
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| Osobní informace | |
| Datum narození | 6. ledna 1992 (32 let) |
| Místo narození | Santiago de Cuba |
| Občanství |  Kuba |
| Výška | 160 cm |
| Hmotnost | 59 kg |
| Sportovní informace | |
| Sport | zápas řecko-římský |
| Účast na LOH | 2016 |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Zápas na LOH | ||
| zlato | Rio de Janeiro 2016 | řecko-římský do 59 kg |
| Mistrovství světa v zápasu řecko-římském | ||
| zlato | Las Vegas 2015 | bantamová váha |
| zlato | Astana 2019 | lehká váha |
| Středoamerické a karibské hry | ||
| zlato | Veracruz 2014 | do 59 kg |
| zlato | Barranquilla 2018 | do 67 kg |
Ismael Borrero Molina (* 6. ledna 1992 Santiago de Cuba) je kubánský řecko-římský zápasník. Je členem havanského klubu Cerro Pelado a studuje na Universidad de las Ciencias de la Cultura Física y el Deporte.
Začínal jako vzpěrač, zápasu se věnuje od roku 2004. Je mistrem světa z roku 2015 ve váze do 59 kg. V této váhové kategorii získal zlatou medaili také na Letních olympijských hrách 2016, kde ve finále zdolal Šinobuho Ótu z Japonska.[1] Vyhrál panamerické mistrovství v zápase v letech 2012, 2013 a 2014 ve váze do 59 kg a v letech 2018 a 2019 ve váze do 67 kg. Je také dvojnásobným vítězem Středoamerických a karibských her (2014 a 2018), na Panamerických hrách 2015 obsadil sedmé místo.
Reference
- ↑ Premiérové zlato pro Kubu vyválčil zápasník Borrero. Česká televize [online]. 2016-08-14 [cit. 2019-04-27]. Dostupné online.
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