Norair Nurikjan

Norair Nurikjan
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Datum narození26. července 1948 (76 let)
Místo narozeníSliven
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Norair Nurikyan (bulharsky: Норайр Нурикян; arménsky: Նորայր Նուրիկյան, * 26. července 1948 Sliven) je bývalý bulharský vzpěrač arménské národnosti. Vybojoval dvě zlaté olympijské medaile, na olympijských hrách v Mnichově roku 1972 ve váze do 60 kilogramů a na olympijských hrách v Montréalu roku 1976 ve váze do 56 kilogramů.[1] Krom toho je dvojnásobným mistrem světa (1972, 1976) a mistrem Evropy (1976). Během své kariéry překonal čtyři světové rekordy. V roce 1994 byl uveden do mezinárodní vzpěračské síně slávy.[2]

Přehled medailí
Olympijské kruhy Vzpírání na LOH
zlatoLOH 1972pérová váha
zlatoLOH 1976bantamová váha
Mistrovství světa ve vzpírání
zlatoMS 1972pérová váha
zlatoMS 1976bantamová váha

V mládí začínal s basketbalem, ale neměl dostatečnou výšku. Poté ho objevil slavný bulharský vzpěračský trenér Ivan Abadžiev, jemuž Nurikjan vždy připisoval své úspěchy. Po skončení závodní kariéry se také stal jeho asistentem u bulharské reprezentace, posléze sám jako trenér reprezentaci krátce vedl.

Reference

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  1. Norair NURIKYAN - Olympic Weightlifting | Bulgaria. International Olympic Committee [online]. 2016-06-16 [cit. 2020-08-24]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  2. Weightlifting Hall Of Fame - List Of Members [online]. International Weightlifting Federation [cit. 2020-08-24]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 

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