Wrestling at the 1984 Summer Olympics – Men's freestyle 62 kg

The Men's Freestyle 62 kg at the 1984 Summer Olympics as part of the wrestling program were held at the Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California.^[1]

Men's freestyle 62 kg at the Games of the XXIII Olympiad
Venue	Anaheim Convention Center
Dates	7–9 August
Competitors	16 from 16 nations
Medalists
Randall Lewis  United States Kosei Akaishi  Japan Lee Jung-Keun  South Korea
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Medalists

Gold	Randall Lewis   United States
Silver	Kosei Akaishi   Japan
Bronze	Lee Jung-Keun   South Korea

Tournament results

The wrestlers are divided into 2 groups. The winner of each group decided by a double-elimination system.

Legend

• TF — Won by Fall
• ST — Won by Technical Superiority, 12 points difference
• PP — Won by Points, 1-7 points difference, the loser with points
• PO — Won by Points, 1-7 points difference, the loser without points
• SP — Won by Points, 8-11 points difference, the loser with points
• SO — Won by Points, 8-11 points difference, the loser without points
• P0 — Won by Passivity, scoring zero points
• P1 — Won by Passivity, while leading by 1-7 points
• PS — Won by Passivity, while leading by 8-11 points
• DC — Won by Decision, 0-0 score
• PA — Won by Opponent Injury
• DQ — Won by Forfeit
• DNA — Did not appear
• L — Losses
• ER — Round of Elimination
• CP — Classification Points
• TP — Technical Points

Eliminatory round

Group A

L		CP	TP		L
Round 1
0	Selman Kaygusuz (TUR)	3-1 PP	6-5	Martin Herbster (FRG)	1
0	Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	4-0 TF	0:55	José Inagaki (PER)	1
0	Carmelo Flores (PUR)	4-0 TF	2:48	Pascal Segning (CMR)	1
0	Kosei Akaishi (JPN)	3-1 PP	7-4	Bob Robinson (CAN)	1
Round 2
1	Selman Kaygusuz (TUR)	.5-3.5 SP	1-10	Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	0
1	Martin Herbster (FRG)	4-0 TF	1:22	José Inagaki (PER)	2
1	Carmelo Flores (PUR)	0-4 TF	1:40	Kosei Akaishi (JPN)	0
2	Pascal Segning (CMR)	0-4 ST	0-13	Bob Robinson (CAN)	1
Round 3
1	Selman Kaygusuz (TUR)	4-0 ST	13-0	Carmelo Flores (PUR)	2
1	Martin Herbster (FRG)	3-1 PP	8-1	Kosei Akaishi (JPN)	1
0	Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	3-1 PP	10-9	Bob Robinson (CAN)	2
Round 4
2	Selman Kaygusuz (TUR)	0-4 ST	0-12	Kosei Akaishi (JPN)	1
2	Martin Herbster (FRG)	0-4 TF	2:30	Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	0
Final
	Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	0-3 PO	0-7	Kosei Akaishi (JPN)

Wrestler	L	ER	CP	Final
Kosei Akaishi (JPN)	1	-	12	3
Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	0	-	14.5	0
Martin Herbster (FRG)	2	4	8
Selman Kaygusuz (TUR)	2	4	7.5
Bob Robinson (CAN)	2	3	6
Carmelo Flores (PUR)	2	3	4
Pascal Segning (CMR)	2	2	0
José Inagaki (PER)	2	2	0

Group B

L		CP	TP		L
Round 1
0	Gérard Santoro (FRA)	3.5-.5 SP	9-1	Daniel Navarrete (ARG)	1
1	Leonardo Camacho (BOL)	0-4 ST	0-12	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)	0
1	Mark Dunbar (GBR)	0-4 ST	0-12	Randall Lewis (USA)	0
1	Gian Singh (IND)	1-3 PP	2-6	Cris Brown (AUS)	0
Round 2
0	Gérard Santoro (FRA)	3.5-.5 SP	10-2	Leonardo Camacho (BOL)	2
2	Daniel Navarrete (ARG)	0-4 ST	0-13	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)	0
2	Mark Dunbar (GBR)	1-3 PP	5-6	Gian Singh (IND)	1
0	Randall Lewis (USA)	4-0 ST	13-1	Cris Brown (AUS)	1
Round 3
1	Gérard Santoro (FRA)	0-3 PO	0-5	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)	0
0	Randall Lewis (USA)	4-0 ST	12-0	Gian Singh (IND)	2
1	Cris Brown (AUS)			Bye
Round 4
1	Cris Brown (AUS)	3.5-0 SO	8-0	Gérard Santoro (FRA)	2
1	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)	0-4 ST	3-15	Randall Lewis (USA)	0
Final
	Randall Lewis (USA)	4-0 ST	13-1	Cris Brown (AUS)
	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)	0-4 ST	3-15	Randall Lewis (USA)
	Cris Brown (AUS)	3-1 PP	4-3	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)

Wrestler	L	ER	CP	Final
Randall Lewis (USA)	0	-	16	8
Cris Brown (AUS)	1	-	6.5	3
Antonio La Bruna (ITA)	1	-	11	1
Gérard Santoro (FRA)	2	4	7
Gian Singh (IND)	2	3	4
Mark Dunbar (GBR)	2	2	1
Leonardo Camacho (BOL)	2	2	0.5
Daniel Navarrete (ARG)	2	2	0.5

Final round

	CP	TP
5th place match
Martin Herbster (FRG)	3-1 PP	11-4	Antonio La Bruna (ITA)
Bronze medal match
Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)	3-1 PP	11-6	Cris Brown (AUS)
Gold medal match
Kosei Akaishi (JPN)	0-4 ST	11-24	Randall Lewis (USA)

Final standings

1.   Randall Lewis (USA)
2.   Kosei Akaishi (JPN)
3.   Lee Jung-Keun (KOR)
4.   Cris Brown (AUS)
5.   Martin Herbster (FRG)
6.   Antonio La Bruna (ITA)
7.   Selman Kaygusuz (TUR)
8.   Gérard Santoro (FRA)

References

1. . Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 16 April 2019.

External links

• Official Report