Artur Surenovich Ayvazyan ( Ukrainian: Arthur Surenovich Ayvazyan , Armenian Արթուր Այվազյան ; born January 14, 1973 in Yerevan , Armenian SSR ) - an athlete performing in shooting from a small-caliber and air sports rifle. Honored Master of Sports . Height 176 cm, weight 82 kg.
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| Full name | Arthur Surenovich Ayvazyan | |||||||||||
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Ukraine →  Russia | |||||||||||
| Date of Birth | January 14, 1973 (aged 46) | |||||||||||
| Place of Birth | Yerevan , Armenian SSR | |||||||||||
| Shooting sport | bullet shooting (rifle) | |||||||||||
| Sports rank | ZMS | |||||||||||
| Professional career | since 1985 | |||||||||||
| Trainers in the present time | Bogdan Klimenko | |||||||||||
| Height Weight | 176 cm / 82 kg | |||||||||||
| Education | Lviv State Institute of Physical Culture | |||||||||||
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Biography
In 1985, he began shooting in the Yerevan City Sports and Shooting Club under the guidance of Honored Trainer of Armenia Robert Hakobyan, after moving from athletics . He was a member of the national team of the Armenian SSR.
In 1990 he entered the Lviv State Institute of Physical Culture , soon became a member of the national team of the USSR and the USSR . In 1995, after graduation, he was drafted into the Ukrainian army (served in a sports company), in which he continued to serve (in 2008 - senior lieutenant of the Ukrainian border troops ). In 1997 he moved to Simferopol , began training under the leadership of Vadim Klimenko, became a member of the Crimean Republican Council of the FSO Dynamo. The current coach is Bogdan Klimenko [ when? ] .
Since 2014 - in the Russian national team (received Russian citizenship after entering Crimea into Russia ) [1] .
Sporting Achievements
- 1993 - European Championship ( Brno ) - 3rd place.
- 1994 - World Cup ( Milan ) - 1 and 2 places in team performance.
- 1998 - World Cup ( Barcelona ) - 1st place in a team performance.
- 1998 - World Cup ( Buenos Aires ) - 1st place.
- 1999 - European Championship ( Arnhem ) - 1st place in a team exercise.
- 1999 - European Championship ( Bordeaux ) - 1 place in a team exercise, 3 place in the individual competition.
- 2000 - World Cup (Milan) - 1st place in the individual event in exercise MV-6 .
- 2000 - World Cup ( Munich ) - 2nd place in the individual event in exercise MV-6.
- 2000 - XXVII Summer Olympic Games ( Sydney ) - 5th place in exercise MV-6.
- 2004 - XXVIII Summer Olympic Games ( Athens ) - 7th place.
- 2007 - European Championship - 3rd place in individual competitions.
- 2008 - XXIX Summer Olympic Games ( Beijing ) - 1st place in individual shooting at 50 meters. Already in the qualification, Arthur Ayvazyan showed the first result - 599 points out of 600 possible, and in the final series scored 103.7 points (total - 702.7).
Rewards
- Order of Merit, III degree (September 4, 2008) - for achieving high sports results at the XXIX Summer Olympic Games in Beijing (China), courage, dedication and the will to win, increasing the international authority of Ukraine [2]
- Honorary Citizen of Simferopol (2008) - For a significant personal contribution to the development of physical culture and sports, sportsmanship, achievement of high results in sports [3]
Note
- ↑ Crimean replenishment , Sport Express (July 3, 2014). Date of treatment June 19, 2019.
- ↑ Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 804/2008 “On the Recognition of the State Powers of Ukraine by Athletes, Coaches and National Athletes of Ukraine at the XXIX Lithuanian Olympic Games” (Ukrainian)
- ↑ Honorary Citizens
Links
- Arthur Ayvazyan: Arthur Ayvazyan - “They are waiting for the promised three years?”
- Arthur Ayvazyan: “I can’t live without borsch. And after the Olympics - without a Peking duck ” (inaccessible link)
- Arthur Ayvazyan brings Ukraine second gold! (inaccessible link)
- Outstanding athletes of Crimea (inaccessible link)
- Crimean Dynamo Artur Ayvazyan became the Olympic champion in shooting from a small-bore rifle (inaccessible link)
- Arthur Ayvazyan (inaccessible link)
- Arthur Ayvazyan
- Interview with Arthur Ayvazyan on the FSU website