Valentyn Hrekov

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Valentyn Hrekov

Валентин Греков
Валентин Xреков (Russian)
Valentyn Hryekov
Valentin Gryekov
Valentin Grekov

18.04.1976

Obsah

1 Bio
2 Career and Style
3 Resuts
4 Notes
5 Links

Bio

He was born in Dnipropetrovsk.

His coach is Daniel Volovich.

Career and Style

In 2000 he did not gain ticket at Olympic Games in Sydney. He missed only 1 point in ranking system.

He won European Championships 3 times and after his last win in 2007 he decided concentrate only at World Championships and Olympic Games where he always failed before.

At 2007 World Championships he unfortunatelly missed plane to Rio and lost some hours of acclimatization so first try was not success.<ref>http://www.ukrainejudo.com/index.php/news/646-grekov</ref>

In 2008 he started at his second Olympic Games in Beijing but he was upset in first round by a Venezulan judoka. After tournament it was quit clear that he has some kind of mental block against South American judokas who are always dangerous but find right apology is not easy.

In 2010 he almost passed his last mission (win world medal) but Məmmədov was against it. He took 5th place.

In 2012 he qualified at Olympic Games in London but Ukrainian Judo Federation nominated Roman Hontyuk.

Grekov was always ranked among the best European middleweighter. As judo player he had strong physical attributies. He has very good moves and nage-waza at all. He had excelent uchi-mata. His weak part was consistency. He did not like powerful judo. His opponents often practised sutemi-waza against him.

Resuts

Olympic Games

Year	Age	Category	1/32	1/16	Quarter-Finals	Semi-Finals	Final Match
2004	28.0	Middleweight	W David Alarza	L Eduardo Costa	-	-	-
2008	31.9	Middleweight	L José Camacho	-	-	-	-

World Championships

Year	Age	Category	1/128	1/64	1/32	1/16	Quarter-Finals	Semi-Finals	Repechage	Bronze Match
1999	23.1	Half-Middleweight	-	W Yoanis Tsaparas	W Kazim Sarikhani	W Bjarni Skúlason	L Nuno Delgado	-	L Ok-Choel Gwak	-
2001	24.9	Middleweight	-	L Gabriel Lama	-	-	-	-	-	-
2003	27.1	Middleweight	-	L Francesco Lepre	-	-	-	-	-	-
2005	29.1	Middleweight	-	BYE	W Winston Gordon	L Mark Huizinga	-	-	L Dominique Hischier	-
2007	31.1	Middleweight	-	W Yevgeny Borodavko	W Milan Randl	L Ilias Iliadis	-	-	L Yan-Zhu He	-
2009	33.0	Middleweight	-	L Karolis Bauža	-	-	-	-	-	-
2010	34.1	Middleweight	-	W Reda Nafwa	W Levente Ledényi	W Karolis Bauža	L Varlam Liparteliani	-	W Max Schirnhofer	L Elxan Məmmədov
2011	35.0	Middleweight	BYE	W Grigory Minashkin	W Hesham Misbah	W Tiago Camilo	L Takashi Ono	-	L Asley González	-

European Championships

Year	Age	Category	1/64	1/32	1/16	Quarter-Finals	Semi-Finals	Repechage	Repechage	Bronze Match	Final Match
1999	22.8	Half-Middleweight	-	L Nuno Delgado	-	-	-	L Soso Liparteliani	-	-	-
2000	23.8	Half-Middleweight	-	W Thierry Vatrican	W Siarhei Kukharenka	W Dirk Radszat	L Ricardo Etxarte	-	-	L Aleksey Budolin	-
2001	24.8	Middleweight	-	W Dániel Hadfi	W Robert Eriksson	L Rəsul Səlimov	-	W Anton Novik	L Przemysław Matyjaszek	-	-
2002	25.8	Middleweight	-	BYE	W Tobias Pfeil	W Mark Huizinga	W Zurab Zviadauri	-	-	-	W Siarhei Kukharenka
2003	26.8	Middleweight	-	BYE	W Alexandre Borderieux	W Frédéric Demontfaucon	W Dmitry Budolin	-	-	-	W Khasanbi Taov
2004	27.8	Middleweight	-	W Gerhard Dempf	W Anton Novik	W Samuel Mäki	L Francesco Lepre	-	-	W Frédéric Demontfaucon	-
2005	28.8	Middleweight	-	-	W Mikael Marffy	L Irakli Tsirekidze	-	W Frédéric Stiegelmann	L Michael Pinske	-	-
2006	29.8	Middleweight	-	L Ilias Iliadis	-		-	-	-	-	-
2007	30.6	Middleweight	-	W Ivan Pershin	W Milan Randl	W Krzysztof Węglarz	W Michael Pinske	-	-	-	W Irakli Tsirekidze
2008	-	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
2009	-	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
2010	-	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
2011	34.7	Middleweight	W Theodoros Masmanidis	W Domenic Wenzinger	L Marcus Nyman	-	-	-	-	-	-
2012	35.7	Middleweight	BYE	L Dmitry Gerasimenko	-	-	-	-	-	-	-