My idol — athlete Almeeva Liana 71101 M

My idol - athlete Almeeva Liana 71101 M groups

The athlete, who I have great respect - a legend of wrestling Buvaysar Saitiev. Buvaysar Khamidovich Saitiev (b. March 11, 1975 in Khasavyurt, Dagestan ASSR, RSFSR, USSR) - Russia's freestyle wrestler, three-time Olympic champion, six-time world champion, six-time European champion, five-time Russian champion, seventime winner of Krasnoyarsk tournament Ivan Yarygin , winner of the Goodwill Games, Honored Master of sports of Russia (1995).

Olympic Games: Gold Atlanta in 1996 to 74 kg Gold Athens 2004 to 74 kg Gold Beijing 2008 do 74 kg

world Championships: Gold Atlanta in 1995 to 74 kg Gold Krasnoyarsk in 1997 to 76 kg Gold Tehran in 1998 to 76 kg Gold Sofia in 2001 to 76 kg Gold in New York in 2003 to 74 kg Gold Budapest in 2005 to 74 kg European Championships: Gold Budapest 1996 to 74 kg Gold Warsaw in 1997 to 76 kg Gold Bratislava in 1998 to 85 kg Gold Budapest in 2000 to 76 kg Gold Budapest in 2001 to 76 kg Gold Moscow 2006 to 74 kg

Russian Championships: Gold St. Petersburg in 2000 to 76 kg Silver Yakutsk in 2002 to 74 kg Gold Cherkessk in 2003 to 74 kg Gold St. Petersburg in 2004 to 74 kg Silver Moscow 2007 to 74 kg Gold St. Petersburg in 2008 to 74 kg

Five times admitted to FILA the best wrestlers in the world (1996, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2005). It is a fivetime champion of Russia. He is currently the captain of the Russian national team in freestyle wrestling and a member of the Council for Physical Culture and Sports under the President of the Russian Federation. Lieutenant Colonel of the Armed Forces of Russia. Height 183 cm. May 26, 2009 Buvaysar said the end of his athletic career. July 27, 2011 in sports publications it was reported that the athlete intends to resume his career and to perform at the 2012 Olympics in London. As a result, in early 2012 Buvaysar decided not to try to qualify for the Games in London.

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