Biography
Muminjon Abdullaev was born on 24 December 1989 in the Samarkand region. An Uzbekistani Greco-Roman wrestler, he competed at 96 and 120 kg before moving to 130 kg. He represents the Batir club in Tashkent and is coached by Hakim Nakibov.
He won bronze at the 2010 Asian Championships (96 kg). At the 2012 London Olympics (120 kg) he lost in the round of 16 to America's Dremiel Byers. He also competed at the 2016 and 2020 Games (130 kg in Tokyo).
At 130 kg he took bronze at the 2017 Asian Championships and silver at the 2017 Asian Indoor Games and Islamic Solidarity Games. In 2018 he won gold at the Jakarta Asian Games and silver at the Asian Championships. In 2022 he won bronze at the Asian Championships and at the Vehbi Emre & Hamit Kaplan Tournament and lost the bronze-medal match at the World Championships.
Life path
- 2010Asian Championships bronze
96 kg.
- 2012London Olympics
120 kg, round of 16.
- 2016Rio Olympics
Competed.
- 2017Asian Championships bronze
130 kg; Asian Indoor Games and Islamic Solidarity Games silver.
- 2018Asian Games champion
Jakarta, 130 kg; Asian Championships silver.
- 2021Tokyo Olympics
130 kg.
- 2022Asian Championships bronze
130 kg; lost the World Championships bronze-medal match.
Achievements
- 🥇WinnerAsian Games (2018)
- 🥈Silver medalAsian Championships (2018)
- 🥉Bronze medalAsian Championships (2010)
- 🥉Bronze medalAsian Championships (2017)
- 🥉Bronze medalAsian Championships (2022)
- 🥈Silver medalIslamic Solidarity Games (2017)
- 🥈Silver medalAsian Indoor Games (2017)