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Gulomjon Abdullaev

Uzbekistani freestyle wrestler (57 kg): Paris 2024 Olympic bronze medallist and 2025 World Championships bronze medallist.

Occupation:
Athlete, Wrestler
Born:
November 11 1998(27 years old) ♏
Birthplace:
Tashkent

Biography

Gulomjon Abdullaev was born on 11 November 1998 in Tashkent. An Uzbekistani freestyle wrestler, he competes at 57 kg (also 61 kg) and is 168 cm tall. As a youth he took bronze at the 2015 Asian Cadet Championships, won the Asian Junior Championships in 2016 (55 kg) and 2018 (57 kg) and took bronze at the 2016 World Juniors.

He studied at Menlo College in the United States and won the NAIA national title in 2023 (133 lb, final 7–3). As a senior he won silver at the 2020 Yasar Dogu Tournament in Istanbul, gold at the 2021 Ziolkowski Memorial in Warsaw (61 kg), gold at the 2021 Asian Olympic qualifier in Almaty, gold at the 2021 Islamic Solidarity Games in Konya and silver at the 2022 Yasar Dogu (61 kg).

He competed at the Tokyo Olympics and won bronze at 57 kg in Paris 2024, plus bronze at the 2024 Ivan Yarygin Cup in Krasnoyarsk. In 2025 he won World Championships bronze in Zagreb (57 kg) and Islamic Solidarity Games bronze in Riyadh; in 2026 he took Asian Championships bronze in Bishkek (61 kg).

Education

Career

Life path

  1. 2016
    Asian Junior champion

    Manila, 55 kg; World Junior bronze (Macon).

  2. 2018
    Asian Junior champion

    New Delhi, 57 kg.

  3. 2021
    Islamic Solidarity Games champion

    Konya; Olympic qualifier gold (Almaty).

  4. 2023
    NAIA national champion

    Menlo College, Wichita.

  5. 2024
    Paris Olympics — bronze

    57 kg.

  6. 2025
    World Championships bronze

    Zagreb, 57 kg.

  7. 2026
    Asian Championships bronze

    Bishkek, 61 kg.

Achievements

  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Olympic Games (2024)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    World Championships (2025)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Islamic Solidarity Games (2021)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Islamic Solidarity Games (2025)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Asian Championships (2026)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Asian Junior Championships (2016)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Asian Junior Championships (2018)
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