Viktor Pavlovich Mikhailov ( November 11 (24), 1907 [1] , Moscow - April 5, 1986 , ibid.) - Soviet boxer, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1936 - the first ZMS among boxers; awarded the title after the jubilee hundredth battle) (1956), judge of the international category (1958). Outstanding boxer of the USSR (1948). He played for Moscow, Dynamo .
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| Full name | Victor Pavlovich Mikhailov | ||||||
| Citizenship |  the USSR | ||||||
| Date of Birth | November 11 (24) 1907 | ||||||
| Place of Birth | Moscow | ||||||
| Date of death | April 5, 1986 (78 years) | ||||||
| Place of death | Moscow | ||||||
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| Number of battles | 120 | ||||||
| Number of wins | 108 | ||||||
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Absolute champion of the USSR (1939). Seven - time champion of the USSR (1933-1939). Champion of the III Summer Working Olympics in Antwerp (1937). Member of the Great Patriotic War .
Biography
Born in Moscow, in the family of an art casting teacher at the Moscow Architectural Institute, Pavel Ivanovich Mikhailov. In 1922 , after the death of his father and the death of his mother, he ended up in the 13th model orphanage in Ipatievsky Lane . Participated in fistfights "wall to wall", held at the Dorogomilovsky outpost [2] .
Sports career
He started boxing in 1925 in the section in the Higher Art School with A. F. Goethe , who remained his only coach. He performed in light heavyweight (72.5–79.5 kg). He is the owner of the fastest knockout victory in the world (1934, knockout at the 14th second of the match Mikhailov (USSR) - Fietko (Czechoslovakia)).
The first major successes were achieved in 1928 : the champion of Moscow and the finalist of the All-Union Olympics (lost to the representative of Finland Berlund). USSR champion in light heavyweight 1933-1939 (in 1927-1932 USSR championships were not held), the absolute champion of the USSR in 1939.
On August 12, 1942 , having won his last fight with K. Birk (demonstrative fight), he ended his sports career.
Total spent 120 fights, scored 108 victories in them. Of the 8 boxers who lost, 5 took revenge.
Certificate of Honored Master of Sports
Certificate of Honored Coach of the USSR
All-Union Judge
International meetings
In the national team of the USSR in 1927-1937, he performed 5 times in Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Czechoslovakia. Winner of the World Workers Olympiad 1937 .
In total, he conducted 42 fights with foreign rivals, in which he scored 38 victories, 20 of them by knockout.
Fights with Nikolai Korolev
At a time when N. Korolev performed in the light heavyweight, they met in the ring 3 times and Mikhailov won all 3 fights.
In 1936, the title of absolute champion of the USSR was approved, which was played out in a personal duel from 6 rounds of 3 minutes each. The champions of the USSR in heavy, light heavyweight and medium weight had the right to claim the title. The reason for the match was the challenge sent by the applicant to the All-Union Sports Committee. In 1936, Korolev won (weight - 87 kg), in 1937, the battle was stopped because of a strong cut from V. Mikhailov (victory was awarded to N. Korolev), in 1939 - Mikhailov won the points in a tense struggle (weight - 78 kg). In 1940, Korolev sent a call, Mikhailov agreed, but expressed his wish that more boxers would take part in the competition, but the sports committee considered it inappropriate - as a result, the match did not take place.
The total score of 4: 2 fights in favor of V.P. Mikhailov
Great Patriotic War
Mikhailov - participant of the Great Patriotic War . He served in OMSBOND , then he was appointed aide-chauffeur to a member of the military council of General KF Telegin . Fought at Moscow, on the Don front and at Stalingrad . In October 1941, as a result of an air attack, he was wounded, but soon returned to service. In 1942, he was seriously wounded for the second time (a severe concussion with a cranial injury) - as a result, he was discharged from the Red Army .
After rehabilitation, he was sent to Moscow as deputy head of the garage of the Moscow Military District. In 1945-1947 he was the head of the Dynamo football team (Moscow) .
Coaching and teaching activities
C 1945 - on coaching work. He was the coach of the USSR national team at the Olympic Games in Helsinki in 1952 and in Melbourne in 1956.
Pupils:
- Shcherbakov, Sergey Semenovich (since 194.) - silver medalist of the Olympic Games in 1952 and the European Championship in 1953, 10-time champion of the USSR (1944-1953)
- Bulakov, Anatoly Nikolaevich (from 1947) - Olympic bronze medalist 1952, 6-time champion of the USSR (1949-1954);
- Stepanov, Gennady Grigorievich - 2-time champion of the USSR (1948-1949).
In 1946-1972 - senior lecturer in the boxing department of the Institute of Physical Culture. After retirement, he remained a consultant coach at Dynamo.
Awards
- Order of the Badge of Honor (1937)
- Order of the Patriotic War, II degree (1985) [3]
- The Order of the Red Banner of Labor was awarded for training athletes for the Olympic Games in 1952 and 1956.
Notes
- ↑ Mikhailov, Viktor Pavlovich - an article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia .
- ↑ Mikhailov, Victor Pavlovich // Moscow: Encyclopedia / Ch. ed. S. O. Schmidt ; Compiled by: M.I. Andreev, V.M. Karev. - M .: Great Russian Encyclopedia , 1997. - 976 p. - 100 000 copies - ISBN 5-85270-277-3 .
- ↑ Memory of the People :: Document about the award :: Victor Pavlovich Mikhailov, Order of the Patriotic War, II degree . pamyat-naroda.ru. The appeal date is November 18, 2015.
Literature
- Boxing. Reference book / Compiled by N. N. Taratorin . - M .: "Physical Education and Sport", 1976. - P. 58, 73-75, 101-102, 223 (biography).
- Biography // Boxing encyclopedia. - M .: “Terra-Sport”, 1998. - ISBN 5-93127-006-X
- Mikhailov V.P. 120 meetings in the ring. - M .: Physical Culture and Sport, 1952
- https://pamyat-naroda.ru/heroes/podvig-chelovek_yubileinaya_kartoteka1512296945/