Orkhan Safarov was born on 11 August 1991. Safarov achieved his first success in judo in 2009, winning a silver medal at the Azerbaijan Youth Championship. In total, Safarov won 4 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals at the World Masters and Grand Prix during his judo career. His personal coach is Farhad Mammadov.
CareerEdit
2013 World CupEdit
In 2013, Orkhan Safarov achieved his first serious success. At the World Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, he defeated Beslan Mudranov of Russia, Nicolas Kossora of the United States and Tommy Arshansky of Israel to advance to the quarterfinals. Orkhan Safarov lost to the South Korean judoka at this stage. Despite this defeat, he managed to win a medal. Orkhan Safarov defeated Yeldos Smetov of Kazakhstan and Amiran Papinashvili of Georgia and was awarded a bronze medal.
I European GamesEdit
Orkhan Safarov achieved another great success at the 2015 European Games. He defeated judokas from Belarus, Switzerland and Spain before the final. In the final, Orkhan Safarov faced a Russian judoka. Orkhan Safarov, who was injured in front of a strong opponent, left the tatami defeated and won a silver medal at the first European Games. After that success, he was awarded the Medal of Progress. After the first European Games, Orkhan Safarov participated in the next serious competition at the XXXI Summer Olympic Games in 2016.[3]
Rio de Janeiro OlympicsEdit
Orkhan Safarov joined the fight at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics on August 6. He easily defeated 27-year-old Peruvian Juan Postigos in the 1/16 finals to advance to the next round. At this stage, Orkhan Safarov faced the representative of Kyrgyzstan Otar Bestayev and won decisively.[4] At the beginning of the match, despite having two shido penalty points, he won with a great ippon trick 16 seconds before the end and qualified for the next round.[5] Stepping towards the final with confidence, Orkhan Safarov faced a strong Brazilian judoka, London Olympics bronze medalist Felipe Kitadai in the quarterfinals. He defeated his strong opponent with a magnificent ippon trick 2 minutes and 6 seconds before the end of a tense match and reached the semifinals. His opponent at this stage was the title of Kazakhstani judoka, world champion Yeldos Smetov. Despite Orkhan Safarov's good fight, 20 seconds before the end, Yeldos Smetov took the lead with a strong trick and a va-zari score. In the last 15 seconds, Yeldos Smetov extended the time to get rid of Orkhan Safarov's pressure. The judge's award of three shido penalty points to the Kazakh judoka did not change anything, and Orkhan Safarov lost and continued the fight for the bronze medal. In the match for the bronze medal, Orkhan Safarov faced the Japanese judoka, 2013 World Champion Naohisa Takato. Although no score was recorded in the match, the Japanese judoka won because Orkhan Safarov had two shido penalty points. However, at the end of the match, Orkhan Safarov faced the bias of the referee. Despite his trick, the Mexican referee did not evaluate the trick, and Orkhan Safarov lost and finished the XXX Summer Olympic Games in 5th place.
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Orkhan Safarov born 10 August 1991 1 is an Azerbaijani judoka He won a bronze at the 2013 World Judo Championships in the 60 kg category Orkhan SafarovOrkhan Safarov at the 2016 OlympicsPersonal informationNationalityAzerbaijaniBorn 1991 08 10 10 August 1991 age 32 OccupationJudokaSportCountryAzerbaijanSportJudoWeight class 60 kg 66 kgAchievements and titlesWorld Champ 2017 European Champ 2020 Olympic Games5th 2016 Medal record Men s judoRepresenting AzerbaijanWorld Championships2017 Budapest 60 kg2013 Rio de Janeiro 60 kgEuropean Games2015 Baku 60 kgEuropean Championships2020 Prague 66 kg2016 Kazan 60 kg2017 Warsaw 60 kgWorld Masters2016 Guadalajara 60 kg2015 Rabat 60 kgIJF Grand Slam2014 Baku 60 kg2014 Abu Dhabi 60 kg2021 Baku 66 kg2019 Abu Dhabi 66 kg2023 Tel Aviv 66 kg2017 Paris 60 kg2017 Baku 60 kg2020 Budapest 66 kg2022 Baku 66 kgIJF Grand Prix2014 Tbilisi 60 kg2015 Samsun 60 kg2012 Baku 60 kg2013 Abu Dhabi 60 kg2015 Jeju 60 kg2016 Havana 60 kgEuropean U23 Championships2012 Prague 60 kgIslamic Solidarity Games2017 Baku 60 kg2017 Baku Men s teamProfile at external databasesIJF9194JudoInside com57453Updated on 26 June 2023 In 2021 Safarov competed in the men s 66 kg event at the 2021 Judo World Masters held in Doha Qatar 2 Contents 1 Life 2 Career 2 1 2013 World Cup 2 1 1 I European Games 2 1 1 1 Rio de Janeiro Olympics 3 References 4 External linksLife EditOrkhan Safarov was born on 11 August 1991 Safarov achieved his first success in judo in 2009 winning a silver medal at the Azerbaijan Youth Championship In total Safarov won 4 gold 2 silver and 4 bronze medals at the World Masters and Grand Prix during his judo career His personal coach is Farhad Mammadov Career Edit2013 World Cup Edit In 2013 Orkhan Safarov achieved his first serious success At the World Championships in Rio de Janeiro Brazil he defeated Beslan Mudranov of Russia Nicolas Kossora of the United States and Tommy Arshansky of Israel to advance to the quarterfinals Orkhan Safarov lost to the South Korean judoka at this stage Despite this defeat he managed to win a medal Orkhan Safarov defeated Yeldos Smetov of Kazakhstan and Amiran Papinashvili of Georgia and was awarded a bronze medal I European Games Edit Orkhan Safarov achieved another great success at the 2015 European Games He defeated judokas from Belarus Switzerland and Spain before the final In the final Orkhan Safarov faced a Russian judoka Orkhan Safarov who was injured in front of a strong opponent left the tatami defeated and won a silver medal at the first European Games After that success he was awarded the Medal of Progress After the first European Games Orkhan Safarov participated in the next serious competition at the XXXI Summer Olympic Games in 2016 3 Rio de Janeiro Olympics Edit Orkhan Safarov joined the fight at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics on August 6 He easily defeated 27 year old Peruvian Juan Postigos in the 1 16 finals to advance to the next round At this stage Orkhan Safarov faced the representative of Kyrgyzstan Otar Bestayev and won decisively 4 At the beginning of the match despite having two shido penalty points he won with a great ippon trick 16 seconds before the end and qualified for the next round 5 Stepping towards the final with confidence Orkhan Safarov faced a strong Brazilian judoka London Olympics bronze medalist Felipe Kitadai in the quarterfinals He defeated his strong opponent with a magnificent ippon trick 2 minutes and 6 seconds before the end of a tense match and reached the semifinals His opponent at this stage was the title of Kazakhstani judoka world champion Yeldos Smetov Despite Orkhan Safarov s good fight 20 seconds before the end Yeldos Smetov took the lead with a strong trick and a va zari score In the last 15 seconds Yeldos Smetov extended the time to get rid of Orkhan Safarov s pressure The judge s award of three shido penalty points to the Kazakh judoka did not change anything and Orkhan Safarov lost and continued the fight for the bronze medal In the match for the bronze medal Orkhan Safarov faced the Japanese judoka 2013 World Champion Naohisa Takato Although no score was recorded in the match the Japanese judoka won because Orkhan Safarov had two shido penalty points However at the end of the match Orkhan Safarov faced the bias of the referee Despite his trick the Mexican referee did not evaluate the trick and Orkhan Safarov lost and finished the XXX Summer Olympic Games in 5th place References Edit JudoInside Orkhan Safarov Judoka 2021 Judo World Masters International Judo Federation Retrieved 12 January 2021 Azerbaijani judoka Orkhan Safarov becomes European champion Orxan Seferov Rio 2016 Yay Olimpiya Oyunlarini besinci pillede basa vurub Safarov ostanovilsya v shage ot bronzyExternal links Edit nbsp Media related to Orkhan Safarov at Wikimedia Commons Orkhan Safarov at the International Judo Federation nbsp Orkhan Safarov at JudoInside com nbsp Orkhan Safarov at AllJudo net in French nbsp Orkhan Safarov at 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