Zobrazení zdroje stránky Zurab Zviadauri

[[File:zurab_zviadauri.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Zurab Zviadauri]]
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{{GEO}} 02.07.1981 Akhmeta, Kakheti

==Bio==
He came to Tbilisi when he was 15 years old from Khevsureti (mountain region). From young age he was trained by [[Shota Khabareli]].

He is cousin of [[Ilias Iliadis]] but they don't talk with each other. Problem of their communication is not that Iliadis is fighting under Greece flag or that he changed name. He many times spoke up for him in this case. He undestands reason why he did it.

He is politician in Georgia these days.

==Career and Style==
Powerful and stylish this was Zurab Zvidauari. He had great tachi-waza especially throwing techniques. He had weak parts also. He was so active that he was often catched in contra technique. He was not strong on the ground.

In 2000 he was too young athought he had already level to fight for medals in Sydney OG. His time came 4 years later. After losing two finals in World Championships he won gold medal in 2004 Athens OG. His way to final was straight. He had only one critical situation when Winston Gordon pull him down and referee just called wazari. In final match he knew how to beat Izumi. He was waiting for o-osoto-gari and when Izumi made it he contra him with o-osoto-gaeshi.

After olympic games in Athens he had troubles with his body. Especially his back (intervertebral discs) was ruined by hard training. He almost disappered from big tournaments but he definitely retire in 2012. His pro career was short 2001-2005 but successful.

==Resuts==
===Olympic Games===

{| class="wikitable" 
! style="background: silver" | Year
! style="background: silver" | Age
! style="background: silver" | Category
! style="background: silver" width="1" |
! style="background: silver" | 1/32
! style="background: silver" | 1/16
! style="background: silver" | Quarter-Finals
! style="background: silver" | Semi-Finals
! style="background: silver" | final Match

|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2004 Olympic Games - Men - Middleweight|2004]] || align="center"| 23.2 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || '''W'''<br>{{ITA}} [[Francesco Lepre]] || '''W'''<br>{{RUS}} [[Khasanbi Taov]] || '''W'''<br>{{FRA}} [[Frédéric Demontfaucon]] || '''W'''<br>{{GBR}} [[Winston Gordon]] || bgcolor=gold|'''W'''<br>{{JPN}} [[Hiroshi Izumi]]
|}

===World Championships===
{| class="wikitable" 
! style="background: silver" | Year
! style="background: silver" | Age
! style="background: silver" | Category
! style="background: silver" width="1" |
! style="background: silver" | 1/64
! style="background: silver" | 1/32
! style="background: silver" | 1/16
! style="background: silver" | Quarter-Finals
! style="background: silver" | Semi-Finals
! Repechage
! Repechage
! style="background: silver" | Final Match

|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2001 Judo World Championships - Men - Middleweight|2001]] || align="center"| 20.1 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || '''W'''<br>{{CMR}} [[Serge Biwole]] || '''W'''<br>{{JPN}} [[Masatoshi Tobitsuka]] || '''W'''<br>{{POL}} [[Przemysław Matyjaszek]] || '''W'''<br>{{CAN}} [[Keith Morgan]] || '''W'''<br>{{TUN}} [[Skander Hashisha]] || - || - || bgcolor=silver|'''L'''<br>{{FRA}} [[Frédéric Demontfaucon]]
|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2003 Judo World Championships - Men - Middleweight|2003]] || align="center"| 22.2 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || BYE || '''W'''<br>{{CHI}} [[Gabriel Lama]] || '''W'''<br>{{SCG}} [[Alexandre Borderieux]] || '''W'''<br>{{ISL}} [[Bjarni Skúlason]] || '''W'''<br>{{CAN}} [[Keith Morgan]] || - || - || bgcolor=silver|'''L'''<br>{{KOR}} [[Hui-Tae Hwang]]
|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2005 Judo World Championships - Men - Middleweight|2005]] || align="center"| 24.2 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || BYE || '''L'''<br>{{BLR}} [[Andrei Kazusionok]] || - || - || - || '''W'''<br>{{TJK}} [[Nematulla Asrankulov]] || '''L'''<br>{{EGY}} [[Hesham Misbah]] || -
|}

===European Championships===
{| class="wikitable" 
! style="background: silver" | Year
! style="background: silver" | Age
! style="background: silver" | Category
! style="background: silver" width="1" |
! style="background: silver" | 1/64
! style="background: silver" | 1/32
! style="background: silver" | 1/16
! style="background: silver" | Quarter-Finals
! style="background: silver" | Semi-Finals
! Repechage
! Repechage
! style="background: silver" | Bronze Match

|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2001 Judo European Championships - Men - Middleweight|2001]] || align="center"| 19.9 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || - || '''W'''<br>{{ARM}} [[Arsen Gevorkyan]] || '''L'''<br>{{NED}} [[Mark Huizinga]] || - || - || '''W'''<br>{{YUG2}} [[Milan Dragić]] || '''L'''<br>{{EST}} [[Dmitry Budolin]] || -
|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2002 Judo European Championships - Men - Middleweight|2002]] || align="center"| 20.9 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || - || BYE || '''W'''<br>{{YUG2}} [[Nebojša Mandić]] || '''W'''<br>{{ITA}} [[Francesco Lepre]] || '''L'''<br>{{UKR}} [[Valentyn Hrekov]] || - || - || bgcolor=#cc9966| '''W'''<br>{{GBR}} [[Winston Gordon]]
|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2003 Judo European Championships - Men - Middleweight|2003]] || align="center"| 21.9 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || - || '''W'''<br>{{ESP}} [[David Alarza]] || '''W'''<br>{{SVK}} [[Anton Minárik]] || '''L'''<br>{{RUS}} [[Khasanbi Taov]] || - || '''W'''<br>{{ARM}} [[Albert Minasyan]] || '''L'''<br>{{TUR}} [[Özgür Yılmaz]] || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2004 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2005 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2006 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2007 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2008 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2009 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2010 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2011 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| align="center"| [[2012 Judo European Championships - Men - Middleweight|2012]] || align="center"| 30.8 || Middleweight ||bgcolor=silver| || - || '''L'''<br>{{SVK}} [[Milan Randl]] || - || - || - || - || - || -
|- align="left"
| height=40 align="center"| 2013 || align="center"| - || - ||bgcolor=silver| || - || - || - || - || - || - || - || -
|}

===Results - Junior years (till 2003)<ref group="notes">'''A''' - attend; '''x''' - could not start already (age limit); '''-''' - no champ. that year; DNS - did not start</ref> ===
{|class=wikitable style=text-align:center
|-
!Tournament!!1998!!1999!!2000!!2001!!2002!!2003
|-
|align=left| '''EJU20'''
| DNS
| DNS
| DNS
| x
| x
| x
|-
|align=left| '''WJ20'''
| DNS
| -
| bgcolor=gold| 1
| x
| x
| x
|-
|align=left| '''EJU23'''
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
| DNS
|}

==Notes==
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==Links==
*[http://www.judoinside.com/judoka/view/6423/ JudoInside.com FactFiles]
*[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001246997592 Facebook]

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