Arsen Mek'ok'ishvili

He won an Olympic gold medal in 1952 and a world title in 1954.After retiring from competitions Mek'ok'ishvili worked as a wrestling coach in Georgia.He died in Moscow as a result of a car accident.This article about a Soviet Olympic medalist is a stub.You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.This biographical article relating to a Georgian sport wrestler or wrestling coach is a stub.

Sagarejo MunicipalityGeorgiaRussian EmpireMoscowRussian SFSRSoviet UnionFreestyle wrestlingOlympic Games1952 Helsinki+87 kgWorld Championships1954 TokyoGeorgianchidaobaJohannes KotkasOlympediaOlympics.comBernhoff HansenCon O'KellyRobert RothHarry SteelJohan RichthoffKristjan PalusaluGyula BóbisArsen MekokishviliHamit KaplanWilfried DietrichAleksandr IvanitskyAleksandr MedvedIvan YaryginIlya MateLou BanachVasile PușcașuLeri KhabelovKurt AngleSagid MurtazalievKhadzhimurat GatsalovShirvani MuradovJake VarnerKyle SnyderAbdulrashid SadulaevAkhmed TazhudinovBertil AntonssonLyutvi AhmedovShota LomidzeVladimir GulyutkinKhorloogiin BayanmönkhHarald BüttnerRoland GehrkeArawat SabejewKuramagomed KuramagomedovAbbas JadidiGiorgi GogshelidzeEldar KurtanidzeKhetag GazyumovReza YazdaniAbdusalam Gadisovsport wrestler