Here we can discus about Armenian players and teams in other sports.
Poland-Cement
I have a question
why armenian's sport is not represented in the cyclism ?
Because they are not a sport popular , or the street in armenian are not good ???
With the mountain in armenia , we can to have a good armenian's cyclism I think
why armenian's sport is not represented in the cyclism ?
Because they are not a sport popular , or the street in armenian are not good ???
With the mountain in armenia , we can to have a good armenian's cyclism I think
Current table of Armenian futsal league
1 TAL GRIG Yerevan 33 11 11 0 0 162 36 +126
2 TSALKUT Vanadzor 30 11 10 0 1 126 34 +92
3 POLYTECHNIK Yerevan 27 11 9 0 2 126 49 +77
4 GYUMRI Gyumri 21 11 7 0 4 120 56 +64
5 ADANA Yerevan 21 11 7 0 4 103 67 +36
6 PYUNIK Yerevan 16 11 5 1 5 78 87 -9
7 GPH Gavar 9 10 3 0 7 51 83 -32
8 IMPULSE Dilijan 8 11 2 2 7 51 134 -83
9 ARMENIA Yerevan 7 11 2 1 8 61 131 -70
10 AMIK Yerevan 6 11 2 0 9 59 131 -72
11 MALATIA Yerevan 0 11 0 0 11 43 172 -129
1 TAL GRIG Yerevan 33 11 11 0 0 162 36 +126
2 TSALKUT Vanadzor 30 11 10 0 1 126 34 +92
3 POLYTECHNIK Yerevan 27 11 9 0 2 126 49 +77
4 GYUMRI Gyumri 21 11 7 0 4 120 56 +64
5 ADANA Yerevan 21 11 7 0 4 103 67 +36
6 PYUNIK Yerevan 16 11 5 1 5 78 87 -9
7 GPH Gavar 9 10 3 0 7 51 83 -32
8 IMPULSE Dilijan 8 11 2 2 7 51 134 -83
9 ARMENIA Yerevan 7 11 2 1 8 61 131 -70
10 AMIK Yerevan 6 11 2 0 9 59 131 -72
11 MALATIA Yerevan 0 11 0 0 11 43 172 -129
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Wrestling (from armenianow.com)
One gold, two silvers: Greco-Roman wrestler Levon Geghamyan (86 kg), winning all his four matches, became the winner of the international tournament held in Tehran (Iran) in honor of Iranian Olympic champion Tehti.
And in free-style wrestling at the same tournament wrestler from Yerevan Roman Amoyan (55 kg, coached by Harutyun Khachatryan) won the silver, losing to an Iranian wrestler in the final.
That was the second silver of Armenian wrestlers at the tournament in Tehran. Earlier, Greco-Roman style wrestler representing Gyumri’s army club Vahram Hunanyan (60 kg) won a silver medal for Armenia.
One gold, two silvers: Greco-Roman wrestler Levon Geghamyan (86 kg), winning all his four matches, became the winner of the international tournament held in Tehran (Iran) in honor of Iranian Olympic champion Tehti.
And in free-style wrestling at the same tournament wrestler from Yerevan Roman Amoyan (55 kg, coached by Harutyun Khachatryan) won the silver, losing to an Iranian wrestler in the final.
That was the second silver of Armenian wrestlers at the tournament in Tehran. Earlier, Greco-Roman style wrestler representing Gyumri’s army club Vahram Hunanyan (60 kg) won a silver medal for Armenia.
East countries are good at wrestiling (and USA). Macedonia has got only 1 medal in Olympic games, and it was just in wrestiling.Baron Dants said:
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Armenia really stunk up the place at the last Olympics.Poland-Cement said:
At least 4 Armenians won medals for other countries though.
You know why, because if we don't pay well to our athletes they go abroad, and they represent the others. Imagine, I know couple of wrestlers and boxers in LA, who used to represent Armenia on the international stage. The stories they tell about the training conditions is horrible!!!kartoch said:
And in Greece, around 8 medals were won by Armenians representing other countries, who used to be in Armenia. Sad, but the reality.
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Hopefully Dodi Gago will turn this around. I don't like the man, but at least he has the money.Stecino said:
Yes I know that , th armenian training normaly as a other athletes , but I believe in armenian'spower for the next OG at Pekin.
We can say me where is Dodi Gago please ???
We can say me where is Dodi Gago please ???
Darchinyan Headlines "Sunday Bloody Sunday"
EastsideBoxing.com
March 11 2005
10.03.05 - This fight night will feature the World Title Unification
bout between Australia's current IBF Flyweight World Champion Vic
'The Raging Bull' DARCHINYAN and South Africa's IBO World Champion
Mzukisi SIKALI. It has been Thirty Years since the Flyweight Division
has been unified and only One Australian Boxer in history has ever
unified a Division (to hold two or more Titles in the One Division)
and that is the Great Kostya TSZYU..
Vic Darchinyan recently won the IBF Flyweight World Title. He has a
remarkable record of 22 Fights for 22 Wins (17 by knock-out). One
of the most powerful fighters seen in the lower weight classes in
many years, Vic Darchinyan impressed Jeff Fenech immensley at the
2000 Sydney Olympic Games whilst representing Armenia, accumulating
an amateur record of 152 wins from 170 bouts. The three-time world
champion saw something special in the hard hitting southpaw and he
has been proven correct. Darchinyan leaving a trail of destruction
and winning the IBF flyweight world title from long reigning and
previously undefeated Irene Pacheco. The "Raging Bull" is now looking
towards world domination in the flyweight division.
Other World Class Boxers that will feature on the Card include Nedal
'Skinny' Hussein, Lovermore NDOU as well as the captain of Australia's
2004 Olympic Boxing Team to Athens, Jamie PITTMAN.
CORPORATE RINGSIDE TICKETS - Those wishing to purchase Fully inclusive
Corporate tickets can do so by contacting : Ultra Events on 02 9319
5902. Corporate Ringside Tickets include Quality Three Course Meal,
All Premium Wines, Beers and Soft Drinks as well as full table
service. $220-00 per person ( $2,200-00 per Table ) includes GST.
EastsideBoxing.com
March 11 2005
10.03.05 - This fight night will feature the World Title Unification
bout between Australia's current IBF Flyweight World Champion Vic
'The Raging Bull' DARCHINYAN and South Africa's IBO World Champion
Mzukisi SIKALI. It has been Thirty Years since the Flyweight Division
has been unified and only One Australian Boxer in history has ever
unified a Division (to hold two or more Titles in the One Division)
and that is the Great Kostya TSZYU..
Vic Darchinyan recently won the IBF Flyweight World Title. He has a
remarkable record of 22 Fights for 22 Wins (17 by knock-out). One
of the most powerful fighters seen in the lower weight classes in
many years, Vic Darchinyan impressed Jeff Fenech immensley at the
2000 Sydney Olympic Games whilst representing Armenia, accumulating
an amateur record of 152 wins from 170 bouts. The three-time world
champion saw something special in the hard hitting southpaw and he
has been proven correct. Darchinyan leaving a trail of destruction
and winning the IBF flyweight world title from long reigning and
previously undefeated Irene Pacheco. The "Raging Bull" is now looking
towards world domination in the flyweight division.
Other World Class Boxers that will feature on the Card include Nedal
'Skinny' Hussein, Lovermore NDOU as well as the captain of Australia's
2004 Olympic Boxing Team to Athens, Jamie PITTMAN.
CORPORATE RINGSIDE TICKETS - Those wishing to purchase Fully inclusive
Corporate tickets can do so by contacting : Ultra Events on 02 9319
5902. Corporate Ringside Tickets include Quality Three Course Meal,
All Premium Wines, Beers and Soft Drinks as well as full table
service. $220-00 per person ( $2,200-00 per Table ) includes GST.
last fight was on fox sports. if you go on www.vicdarchinyan.com you can see his fight of wining the ibf belt vs pacheco. it was 2 months ago in hoolywood florida this fight i dont know i will tell you if i foind anything.
his fighting on march 27th and they are showing it on ppv http://www.mainevent.com.au/event.asp?id=232
After what happened at the last olympics, the booos and rocks to the head the Athleats got when they got home..>LOL.., the next olympics is gonna be a good one for Armenia. We have good talent!, Armenian boxers.....TOP OF THE LINE, just look at how many Armenian boxers box on tv here in the states. As for Wrestling, As you can see from the poster above, we never fail to impress. Weightlifting, needs a serious change, Armenia lost their best to UKr. As for the other events, this is the problem, no depth.
Good luck to the new man in charge Money = A Better Armenia
Good luck to the new man in charge Money = A Better Armenia
edonno1 said:
Very nice: I saw the fight where he won that belt, it was Amazing, like a movie. The entire fight Vic wasn't getting much of an chance... then the last few rounds, he "Remebered the he was Armenian", thanks to the constant yelling he was getting from his Australian corner man, Vic put up 2 knockdowns in the last rounds and won it.
darchinyan won the wbo title today IBF world champion Vic Darchinyan 23-0 (18) continued to establish
himself as a real force in the flyweight division and added the IBO
world title to his collection when he defeated South African Mzukisi
Sikali 29-6-2 (17) by 8th round TKO on Sunday night at the State
Sports Centre in Homebush, Australia. A sustained barrage of power
shots from the Armenian born Australian citizen eventually wearing
Sikali down.
"I trained very good for the fight and Sikali was very tough," said
Darchinyan, in the ring after the win. "He takes some good shots.
When I hit him with some good punches, I was surprised when he didn't
go down. I was waiting for him to hit the canvas, but he kept coming
back. I was surprised how he finished the fight because he is very
fit."
29 year-old Darchinyan, making the first defence of his IBF title,
after stopping long-reigning former champion Irene Pacheco last
December, was in his usual crouching stance in the 1st round ready to
pounce. Sikali was more upright, making him appear much taller, even
though the two left-handers were of similar height. It was a slow
start by both men in the 1st round until Darchinyan opened up with a
series of left hands that had the crowd cheering. There was little
offence from Sikali in the first two rounds. Standing right in front
of Darchinyan, Sikali was attempting to make Darchinyan miss and then
counter him with right hands. Darchinyan looked very determined in
the ring and was getting angry with himself from missing punches.
Trainer Jeff Fenech in the corner yelling to him, "No angry man Vic."
himself as a real force in the flyweight division and added the IBO
world title to his collection when he defeated South African Mzukisi
Sikali 29-6-2 (17) by 8th round TKO on Sunday night at the State
Sports Centre in Homebush, Australia. A sustained barrage of power
shots from the Armenian born Australian citizen eventually wearing
Sikali down.
"I trained very good for the fight and Sikali was very tough," said
Darchinyan, in the ring after the win. "He takes some good shots.
When I hit him with some good punches, I was surprised when he didn't
go down. I was waiting for him to hit the canvas, but he kept coming
back. I was surprised how he finished the fight because he is very
fit."
29 year-old Darchinyan, making the first defence of his IBF title,
after stopping long-reigning former champion Irene Pacheco last
December, was in his usual crouching stance in the 1st round ready to
pounce. Sikali was more upright, making him appear much taller, even
though the two left-handers were of similar height. It was a slow
start by both men in the 1st round until Darchinyan opened up with a
series of left hands that had the crowd cheering. There was little
offence from Sikali in the first two rounds. Standing right in front
of Darchinyan, Sikali was attempting to make Darchinyan miss and then
counter him with right hands. Darchinyan looked very determined in
the ring and was getting angry with himself from missing punches.
Trainer Jeff Fenech in the corner yelling to him, "No angry man Vic."
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