| 1974 World Sambo Championships |
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| Location | Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia |
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| Dates | September 6–11 |
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| Competitors | 69 participants from 12 countries |
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The 1974 World Sambo Championships were held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on September 6–11. It was the second World Sambo Championships.[1]
Medal overview
| men
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Gold
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Silver
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Bronze
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| -48kg |
Sayfuddin Hodiyev (URS) |
Fatahi (IRN)RUS |
Tucson (MGL)
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| -52kg |
Alexey Isaakovich TuxiintorSho (URS)RUS |
[[]] (MGL) |
Jung God Kim (KOR)
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| -57kg |
Mikhail Mikhailovich (URS)RUS |
[[]] (MGL) |
(BUL) Parvan Parvanov
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| -62kg |
[[]] (URS)RUS |
[[]] (MGL) |
[[]] (BUL)
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| -68kg |
[[]] (MGL) |
[[]] (URS)RUS |
[[]] (BUL)
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| -74kg |
Gandolgoryn Batsükh |
[[]] (MGL) |
(JPN)
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| -82kg |
Česlovas Jezerskas (URS) |
[[]] (BUL) |
[[]] (USA)
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| -90kg |
Alexander Pushnitsa (URS)RUS |
[[]] (MGL) |
(BUL)
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| -100kg |
Khorloogiin Bayanmönkh (MGL) |
Miguel Tejera (ESP) |
[[]] (BUL)
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| +100kg |
Vladimir Saunin (URS)RUS |
[[]] (ESPN) |
[[]] (BUL)
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References
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