Wiaczesław Bierduta
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Wiaczesław Bierduta (ros. Вячеслав Бердута; ur. 3 lutego 1975) – kazachski[1] judoka. Olimpijczyk[2] z Sydney 2000, gdzie zajął trzynaste miejsce w wadze ciężkiej[3].
Uczestnik mistrzostw świata w 1997, 1999, 2001 i 2003. Startował w Pucharze Świata w latach 1997-2000[4]. Trzeci na igrzyskach azjatyckich w 2002. Zdobył pięć medali mistrzostw Azji w latach 1997-2005. Brązowy medalista igrzysk Azji Wschodniej w 2001, a także akademickich MŚ w 2002 roku[5].
Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 2000
| Konkurencja | Eliminacje | Repasaże | Klas. końcowa | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Przeciwnik I | Przeciwnik II | Przeciwnik I | Miejsce | |
| +100 kg[6] |  José Vásquez (DOM)Z |  Shin’ichi Shinohara (JPN)P |  Ruslan Sharapov (BLR)P | 13. |
Przypisy
- ↑ Olympic Results, Sports-reference.com [dostęp 2022-03-14] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2020-01-14] (ang.).
- ↑ Olympic Results, Olympics.com [dostęp 2022-03-14] (ang.).
- ↑ Biographical information, Olympedia.org [dostęp 2022-03-14] (ang.).
- ↑ Judoka, Judoinside.com [dostęp 2022-03-14] (ang.).
- ↑ Judoka, Judoinside.com [dostęp 2022-03-14] (ang.).
- ↑ Head-to-heads, Ijf.org [dostęp 2022-03-14] (ang.).
Judocy Kazachstanu na igrzyskach olimpijskich
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