Israel Magomedgirejewitsch Arsamakow – Wikipedia

Israel Arsakowow
Personal information
Name:	Israel Magomedgirejewitsch Arsamakow
Nationality:	Soviet Union Soviet Union
Birth date:	February 8, 1962
Place of birth:	Gross
Size:	169 cm
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Israel Magomedgirejewitsch Arsamakow ( Russian Israil Magomedgirevich ASamakov ; * February 8, 1962 in Grosny) is a former Soviet weightlift. In 1988 he became light -weight weight Olympic champion.

Israil Arsamakow, of Ingushian origin, began as a teenager in Grosny with weightlifting. He was an employee of the Soviet state railway and a member of Dynamo Grosny .

Israil Arsamakow made his debut on the international lifting stage at the 1980 Junior World Championship in Montreal. There he took 2nd place in the light hypertension with 340 kg in a duel behind the Bulgarian Pawlow, which came to 355 kg. At the Junior World Cup in Lignano in Lignano, he managed to revenge against Pawlow, because he clearly won in light hypertension with 377.5 kg (175–202.5) in front of Pawlow, who reached 360 kg in a duel. Also at the 1982 Junior World Championship in São Paulo, Israail Arsamakow won in light hydration. With 385 kg (175–210) he achieved an outstanding performance in a duel.

A year earlier, 1981, he had also become a Soviet champion among the seniors. He achieved 375 kg (172.5-202.5) in light hymns and thus won ahead of Waleri Talajew, who came to 367.5 kg. In 1982 he came to 372.5 kg (170–202.5) at this light -weight weight championship and had to give up Alexander Perwi, 382.5 kg.

In 1983 Israil Arsamakov switched to the middle heavyweight. In this weight class at the Soviet championship with 397.5 kg (182.5–215), he took 2nd place behind Wiktor Solodow, 400 kg. After this championship, Israil Arsamakow consciously prepared for the upcoming competitions because he absolutely wanted to start at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. He showed his increased performance in 1984 when he achieved 405 kg (180–225) at the Middle Handy Sales in Gorna Orjachowiza/Bulgaria. The politicians thwarted him because they boycotted the Olympic Games in Los Angeles and thus carried out their political differences on the back of the athletes.

In 1985 Israil Arsamakov returned to the lightweight weight and Soviet masters. In this weight class, Soviet masters became the second time. He achieved 385 kg in a duel (172.5–212.5). However, it was only used in an international championship in 1986. He started at the European Championship in the then Karl Marx City (today Chemnitz) and won in light hymn weight with 382.5 kg (170–212.5) in front of the strong Bulgarian Assen Slatew, which reached 375 kg. At the 1986 World Cup in Sofia, Israail Arsamakow increased to 390 kg (177.5–212.5), but had to give up the climbing there in the overly forming Assen Slatew, 405 kg (180–225) and took on Hungary Laszlo Barsi, 385 kg, 2nd place.

In 1987 Israil Arsamakov took 2nd place behind Sergei Li, 387.5 kg at the Soviet lightweight -weight championship with 385 kg (172.5–212.5) and did not come to any other missions at the international championships this year.

In 1988 he was in the third time with an output of 385 kg (172.5–212.5). He was then also used in this weight class at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul and was there with 377.5 kg (167.5–210) Olympic champion in front of the Hungary István Messzi, which came to 370 kg and the South Korean Lee Hyung-Kun, 367.5 kg. At these Olympic Games, no more World Cup medals were awarded for the first time.

After this great success, he ended his weightlifting career. Nothing is known about his future life.

Personal best [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

• Tear: 182.5 kg in the class up to 90 kg at the Soviet Championships 1983 in Moscow
• Cross: 215.0 kg in the class up to 90 kg at the Soviet Championships 1983 in Moscow
• Duel: 397.5 kg (182.5/ 215.0 kg) in the class up to 90 kg at the Soviet Championships 1983 in Moscow

International successes [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

Year	Place	Competition	Weight class
1980	2.	Junior World Cup in Montreal	Slightly difficult	With 340 kg, behind Pawlow, Bulgaria, 355 kg, before Kalmar, Hungary, 330 kg
1981	first.	Junior World Cup in Lignano	Slightly difficult	M hit 37-202.5.5), Vor Pavlow, 360 kg u. TeodOsiev, 355 kg, Bde. Bulgarianny
1982	first.	JUNIOREN-WM IN SAO PAULO	Slightly difficult	with 385 kg (175–210), in front of Isaoka, Japan, 342.5 kg and Laszlo Barsi, Hungary, 317.5 kg
1984	first.	E-EM ENM in Gorna Orjachowiza/Bulgaria	Moderate	mit 405 kg (180-225)
1985	first.	Baltic-Cup in Riga	Slightly difficult	With 382.5 kg (172.5–210) in front of Sergei Syrzow, USSR, 340 kg and Bert Wolf, GDR, 335 kg
1986	first.	Em in Karl-Marx-Stadt	Slightly difficult	with 382.5 kg (170–212.5), in front of Assen Slatew, Bulgaria, 375 kg (167.5–207.5) and Urban, Romania, 370 kg
1986	first.	Baltic-Cup in Stavanger	Slightly difficult	with 362.5 kg (162.5–200), in front of Peter Möller, 332.5 kg and Mario Schult, 332.5 kg, BDE. GDR
1986	2.	WM in Sofia	Slightly difficult	with 390 kg (177.5–212.5), behind Assen Slatew, 405 kg (180–225), in front of Laszlo Barsi, 385 kg
1987	first.	Intern. Tournament in Archangelsk	Slightly difficult	mit 385 kg (172.5-212.5)
1987	2.	Intern. Tournament in Lemberg	Slightly difficult	With 375 kg (165–210), behind Garnik Kasarjan, 375 kg (170–205) and before Oleg Karnakow, 365 kg (160–205), vol. USSR
1988	first.	Intern. Tournament in Kharkow	Slightly difficult	What 392.5 kg (172.5-220)
1988	Gold	OS in Seoul	Slightly difficult	István Vor far, Ungarn, 370 kg (170-200) u. Lee Hyun-Kun, Südkorea, 367.5 (160-207.5)

Single medals [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

• World Cup silver 1986/tear and 1986/
• EM-Gold 1986/tear and 1986/

Soviet championships [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

Year	Place	Weight class	Result
1981	first.	Slightly difficult	MIT 375 kg (17.20-202.5-202.5.10), Vor Walker Tamake, 367 kg u. Gennadi Tschojie, 357.5 kg
1982	2.	Slightly difficult	With 372.5 kg (170–202.5), behind Alexander Perwi, 382.5 kg, in front of R. Gaisin, 370 kg
1983	2.	Moderate	with 397.5 kg (182.5–215), behind Wiktor Solodow, 400 kg, in front of A. Gluchow, 392.5 kg
1985	first.	Slightly difficult	MIT 385 races (17.15-215), Vor Nagachdjarov, 3525 kg u. S. Pavlow, 345 kg
1987	2.	Slightly difficult	With 385 kg (172.5-202.5), behind Sergei Li, 387.5 kg, in front of Garnik Kasarjan, 380 kg
1988	first.	Slightly difficult	MIT 385 KG (172.5–202.5), Vor A. Gusakow, 380 KG U. G. Meschinsky, 375 KG