Karam Ibrahim Gaber (Arab. ???????????????, born on September 1, 1979 in Alexandria) is the Egyptian Greco-Roman style. He won the gold medal in the men's Greco-Roman 96 kg on summer Olympic Gamesah 2004, and conquered a silver medal at the 2003 World Championships. In 2012, in London of the Olympic Games, he won a silver medal.
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Career
Gabar won with a break in 12 points (12-1) in 2004 at the Olympic Games of the Greco-Roman Final. He competed with Ramaz Nozadze Georgia in a historical match. Gabar also won with a huge jump over Mehmet Illuminated in the semifinals with 11 points (11-0). This is the second Gold Medal for Egypt in greco-Roman wrestling Since 1928 Summer Olympic Games.
Gabar competed in mixed martial arts match against Kazuyuki Fujit (Greco-Roman wrestling) in the K-1 dynamite event on December 31, 2004. Gamper was
Flagbearer Egypt at the opening ceremony for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Nevertheless, he could not qualify for a quarter of the final in Beijing.
He won a silver medal at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games.
Mixed Martial Arts Record
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Karam Mohamed Gaber Ibrahim (Arab.); September 1, 1979, Alexandria, Egypt - the Egyptian fighter of Greco-Roman and freestyle, champion and the winner of the Olympic Games, the winner of the world championships, the two-time winner of the World Cup, the seven-time champion of Africa in the Greco-Roman wrestling; The bronze medalist of the African Wrestling Championship in 2004 brought Egypt the first olympic medal from 1984 and first olympic gold Since 1948.
Biography
Born in Alexandria in a large family, where the Father (merchant) and all the older brothers were also struggled. He began to fight the fight at the age of 8 in the youth center of Nasr in Alexandria, then moved to the El-Olympi club. In 1995, he was spotted by the head coach of the Egyptian national team and included in the national team.
In 1997, at seventeen age, he made his debut at the Championship of Africa among adults and won the Gold Medal. In the same year, he won two "gold" of the Arab and Panara-American games among adults and remained the third at the World Junior Championships. In 1998, he confirmed the title of African champion in the Greek-Roman wrestling and won the "bronze" of the African Wrestling championship. In the same year, it remained the third at the World Junior Championships. In 1999 he won African games. In 2000 he was the third at the Olympic qualifying tournament and again won the African Championships.
In 2001, he became the owner of the World Cup, won the Mediterranean games and remained at the World Championships. In 2002 he repeated success in the World Cup draw, also won the African Championships and the Dave Schulz Memorial; At the World Cup won "Silver". In 2002, being unsatisfied lack of recognition from the authorities, he left in the United States, where citizenship was offered, wage, housing and conditions for training. However, the Egyptian authorities managed to return the wrestler to the country: the Minister of Youth Affairs appointed a salary, the Minister of Oil Minister promised a permanent position, Governor Alexandria provided housing and conditions for training.
In 2003, again became the winner of the memory tournament Dave Schulz, the winner of the African Games and again became the vice-champion at the World Championships.
At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens fought in category up to 96 kilograms ( heavy weight). The participants of the tournament, the number of 22 people, were divided into seven groups, in each of which the struggle was conducted along the circular system. The winners in the groups went to the quarterfinal, where they fought through the system with disposal after the defeat. The losers occupied the places according to the qualifying and technical points obtained in the fights. Caram Gaber was noticeably superior to his rivals, after graduating from three of his meetings ahead of schedule and became the champion of the Olympic Games.
The Greco-Roman struggle with a fight-hit in the category up to 96 kg, which turns into any fight with the participation of Egyptian Karam Ibrahim. This phenomenal athlete with a figure of a bodybuilder and the flexibility of the gymnast, the audience adore. First, he owns a lot of spectacular techniques, secondly - the manners of this showman: Ibrahim sometimes manage to send air kisses to the tribunes right during the fight. In general, a kind of swarm of Jones struggle. And after each of his victory, he necessarily makes her flip. After the final in which he early defeated Georgian Ramada Nozadze (the score was 12: 1 in favor of Egyptian), Ibrahim made them alternatively two - apparently, as a sign of the special importance of success.Http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/500906.
| A circle | Rival | Country | Result | Base | Time fight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (group G) | Georgius Kociumbas | Victory | 11-6 (11 technical, 3 qualifying points) | 6:00 | |
| 2 (group G) | Marek Sitnik | Victory | 6-0 (6 technical, 3 qualifying points) | 6:00 | |
| 3 (group G) | Aset Mambetov | Victory | Carcass (3 technical, 4 qualification points) | 1:28 | |
| Quarterfinal | - | - | - | - | - |
| Semifinals | Mehmet Ozal | Victory | 11-0 (explicit advantage) (11 technical, 4 qualifying points) | 1:09 | |
| The final | Ramaz Nozadze | Victory | 12-1 (for explicit advantage) (12 technical, 4 qualification points) | 3:22 |
Egypt is an Egyptian fighter of Greco-Roman and freestyle, champion and the winner of the Olympic Games, the winner of the world championships, the two-time winner of the World Cup, the seven-time champion of Africa in the Greco-Roman wrestling; The bronze medalist of the African Fighter Championship in 2004 brought Egypt to the first Olympic medal since 1984 and the first Olympic gold since 1948.
Born in Alexandria in a large family, where the Father (merchant) and all the older brothers were also struggled. He began to fight against the age of 8 in the youth center of the NASP in Alexandria, then moved to the club El-Olympi.. In 1995, he was spotted by the head coach of the Egyptian national team and included in the national team.
In 1997, at seventeen age, he made his debut at the Championship of Africa among adults and won the Gold Medal. In the same year, he won two "gold" of the Arab and Panara-American games among adults and remained the third at the World Junior Championships. In 1998, he confirmed the title of African champion in the Greek-Roman wrestling and won the "bronze" of the African Wrestling championship. In the same year, it remained the third at the World Junior Championships. In 1999 he won African games. In 2000 he was the third at the Olympic qualifying tournament and again won the African Championships.
In 2001, he became the owner of the World Cup, won the Mediterranean games and remained at the World Championships. In 2002 he repeated success in the World Cup draw, also won the African Championships and the Dave Schulz Memorial; At the World Cup won "Silver". In 2002, being unsatisfied lack of recognition by the authorities, he left in the United States, where he was offered citizenship, wages, housing and training conditions. However, the Egyptian authorities managed to return the wrestler to the country: the Minister of Youth Affairs appointed a salary, the Minister of Oil Minister promised a permanent position, Governor Alexandria provided housing and conditions for training.
In 2003, again became the winner of the memory tournament Dave Schulz, the winner of the African Games and again became the vice-champion at the World Championships.
In 2005, he won the championship of Africa and Mediterranean games. In 2006, he won the championship of Africa, and in the world championship was only the 19th. In 2007, again became the winner of the African Championship and the winner of the African Games. In 2008, he performed on two qualifying pre-air tournaments, in one won, in the other was the fifth.
Owns shopping affairs and a small factory for the production of women's clothing. Married in Belorusk, who met in Mogilev in 2002, lives in Alexandria.