Rei Higuči
Rei Higuči | |
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(c) Tasnim News Agency, CC BY 4.0 Rei Higuči s olympijskou medailí | |
Osobní informace | |
Datum narození | 28. ledna 1996 (28 let) |
Místo narození | Ibaraki |
Občanství | Japonsko |
Výška | 163 cm |
Sportovní informace | |
Sport | zápas |
Disciplína | volný styl |
Váhová kategorie | do 57 kg |
Účast na LOH | 2016 |
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Přehled medailí | ||
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Zápas na LOH | ||
zlato | LOH 2024 | volný styl do 57 kg |
stříbro | LOH 2016 | volný styl do 57 kg |
Rei Higuči (japonsky 樋口黎, * 28. ledna 1996 Ibaraki) je japonský zápasník ve volném stylu. Studuje Nippon Sport Science University. V roce 2012 vyhrál mistrovství Asie v kategorii kadetů, v roce 2015 se stal mistrem Japonska a v březnu 2016 vyhrál asijský kvalifikační turnaj na olympiádu v nejlehčí váhové kategorii. Na olympiádě nepatřil k favoritům nejlehčí váhové kategorie,[1] ale dokázal projít až do finále, kde podlehl úřadujícímu mistru světa Vladimeru Chinčegašvilimu, ačkoli vedl už 3:0, a získal stříbrnou medaili.[2]
Olympijské výsledky
- Jang Kjong-il 12:2
- Asadulla Lačinov 10:0
- Yowlys Bonne 8:4
- Hasan Rahímí 10:5
- Vladimer Chinčegašvili 3:4
Reference
- ↑ United World Wrestling
- ↑ Higuchi battles to silver medal in 57-kg wrestling. Japan Times. www.japantimes.co.jp [online]. [cit. 2017-01-17]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném z originálu dne 2016-08-20.
Externí odkazy
- Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Rei Higuči na Wikimedia Commons
- Rei Higuči v databázi Olympedia (anglicky)
- International Wrestling Database
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