1999 Asian Wrestling Championships

1999 Asian Championships
Host city	Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Dates	25–30 May
Champions
Freestyle	Uzbekistan
Greco-Roman	Uzbekistan
Women	Japan

The 1999 Asian Wrestling Championships were held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The event took place from May 25 to May 30, 1999.

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Japan	5	2	2	9
2	Uzbekistan	4	7	4	15
3	South Korea	4	0	2	6
4	Kazakhstan	3	3	2	8
5	Iran	3	1	2	6
6	Kyrgyzstan	1	3	0	4
7	North Korea	1	1	1	3
8	Chinese Taipei	1	0	2	3
9	China	0	4	4	8
10	Turkmenistan	0	1	2	3
11	India	0	0	1	1
Totals (11 nations)		22	22	22	66

Team ranking

Rank	Men's freestyle		Men's Greco-Roman		Women's freestyle
Rank	Team	Points	Team	Points	Team	Points
1	Uzbekistan	72	Uzbekistan	67	Japan	59
2	Iran	57	South Korea	64	Chinese Taipei	47
3	Kazakhstan	57	Kazakhstan	61	Turkmenistan	43
4	Japan	50	China	53	China	39
5	India	37	Iran	50	South Korea	33
6	North Korea	29	Kyrgyzstan	38	Kyrgyzstan	31
7	Kyrgyzstan	29	Japan	37	Uzbekistan	30
8	China	27	Tajikistan	24	Kazakhstan	17
9	Mongolia	22	Chinese Taipei	19
10	Tajikistan	19	Turkmenistan	15

Medal summary

Men's freestyle

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
54 kg	Maulen Mamyrov Kazakhstan	Han Yong-do North Korea	Adkhamjon Achilov Uzbekistan
58 kg	Ri Yong-sam North Korea	Ruslanbek Madjinov Kyrgyzstan	Damir Zakhartdinov Uzbekistan
63 kg	Ali Akbar Dodangeh Iran	Ramil Islamov Uzbekistan	Kim Kwang-il North Korea
69 kg	Igor Kupeev Uzbekistan	Takahiro Wada Japan	Sujeet Maan India
76 kg	Ruslan Khinchagov Uzbekistan	Nurbek Izabekov Kyrgyzstan	Gennadiy Laliyev Kazakhstan
85 kg	Aslan Sanakoev Uzbekistan	Abil Sultanbekov Kazakhstan	Tatsuo Kawai Japan
97 kg	Alireza Heidari Iran	Islam Bayramukov Kazakhstan	Soslan Fraev Uzbekistan
130 kg	Alireza Rezaei Iran	Georgy Kaysinov Uzbekistan	Chen Xingqiang China

Men's Greco-Roman

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
54 kg	Sim Kwon-ho South Korea	Shamsiddin Khudoyberdiev Uzbekistan	Rakymzhan Assembekov Kazakhstan
58 kg	Kim In-sub South Korea	Yuriy Melnichenko Kazakhstan	Dilshod Aripov Uzbekistan
63 kg	Mkhitar Manukyan Kazakhstan	Bakhodir Kurbanov Uzbekistan	Lee Tae-ho South Korea
69 kg	Son Sang-pil South Korea	Ruslan Biktyakov Uzbekistan	Yi Shanjun China
76 kg	Kim Jin-soo South Korea	Yury Vitt Uzbekistan	Takamitsu Katayama Japan
85 kg	Raatbek Sanatbayev Kyrgyzstan	Zafarkhon Achilov Uzbekistan	Mohammad Nikounahad Iran
97 kg	Sergey Matviyenko Kazakhstan	Feng Fuming China	Mehdi Sharabiani Iran
130 kg	Shuhrat Sadiev Uzbekistan	Alireza Gharibi Iran	Zhao Hailin China

Women's freestyle

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
46 kg	Miyu Yamamoto Japan	Yin Min China	Galina Ataýewa Turkmenistan
51 kg	Atsuko Shinomura Japan	Li Xiaoming China	Wu Li-chuan Chinese Taipei
56 kg	Yuka Mitadera Japan	Cao Haiying China	Lee Na-lae South Korea
62 kg	Ari Suzuki Japan	Olesýa Nazarenko Turkmenistan	Meng Lili China
68 kg	Sha Ling-li Chinese Taipei	Reiko Sumiya Japan	Nadežda Želtakowa Turkmenistan
75 kg	Taeko Tomioka Japan	Yana Panova Kyrgyzstan	Wu Huei-li Chinese Taipei

Participating nations

201 competitors from 14 nations competed.

China (19)
Chinese Taipei (22)
India (8)
Iran (16)
Japan (21)

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References

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