Jansel Ramírez
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Jansel Rafael Ramírez Feliz (ur. 25 września 1983[1]) – dominikański zapaśnik walczący w stylu klasycznym. Olimpijczyk z Aten 2004, gdzie zajął 22 miejsce w kategorii 55 kg.
Zajął 25 miejsce na mistrzostwach świata w 2009 i 2011. Zdobył dwa brązowe medale na igrzyskach panamerykańskich w 2007 i 2011. Dziewięć medali mistrzostw panamerykańskich, złoty w 2007 i 2010. Czterokrotnie na podium igrzysk Ameryki Środkowej i Karaibów, drugi w 2002, 2006 i 2014. Mistrz Ameryki Płd. w 2014. Brązowy medalista igrzyska boliwaryjskich w 2013 roku. Absolwent Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo.
Bibliografia
- Dane na Foeldeak.com (ang.)
- Zdjęcie i profil na bolivarianos2013.pe (hiszp.)
- Dane na toronto2015.org. results.toronto2015.org. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2015-08-23)]. (ang.)
Przypisy
- ↑ Jansel Ramírez Biography and Olympic Results. Sports-reference.com. [dostęp 2014-11-14]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2008-12-05)]. (ang.).
Zapaśnicy Dominikany na igrzyskach olimpijskich
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