Simeon Šterev
| Simeon Šterev | |
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| Narození | 8. února 1959 (64 let) Mikrevo |
| Povolání | zápasník |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Zápas na LOH | ||
| bronz | LOH 1988 | volný styl do 62 kg |
| Mistrovství světa v zápasu ve volném stylu | ||
| zlato | MS 1981 | pérová váha |
| stříbro | MS 1982 | pérová váha |
| bronz | MS 1983 | pérová váha |
| bronz | MS 1986 | lehká váha |
| Mistrovství Evropy v zápasu ve volném stylu | ||
| stříbro | ME 1980 | pérová váha |
| bronz | ME 1981 | pérová váha |
| zlato | ME 1982 | pérová váha |
| zlato | ME 1983 | pérová váha |
| zlato | ME 1984 | pérová váha |
| bronz | ME 1985 | do 68 kg |
| stříbro | ME 1986 | do 68 kg |
| bronz | ME 1987 | do 68 kg |
| bronz | ME 1988 | pérová váha |
Simeon Atanasov Šterev (bulharsky Симеон Атанасов Щерев; * 8. února 1969 Krasnovo, Bulharsko) je bulharský zápasník, volnostylař. V roce 1988 na olympijských hrách v Soulu vybojoval v kategorii do 62 kg bronzovou medaili. V roce 1981 vybojoval 1. v roce 1982 2., v roce 1983 a 1986 3. místo na mistrovství světa. V roce 1982, 1983 a 1984 se stal mistrem Evropy. V této váhové kategorii vybojoval na mistrovství Evropy ještě 2. místo v roce 1980 a 3. v roce 1981 a 1988. V roce 1986 vybojoval evropské stříbro a v roce 1985 a 1987 bronz v kategorii do 68 kg.
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