Zekeriya Güçlü

At the 1991 World Junior Championships (Espoirs) in Prievidza, he came 2nd in the heavyweight division behind Shorik Kashinov of Russia.The reason was the outstanding Turkish heavyweight wrestlers Mahmut Demir, Olympic champion in 1996, and Aydın Polatçı, who challenged him for starting positions.[3] Zekeriya Güçlü competed in the 2000 European Championships in Budapest, but lost to David Musulbes of Russia after defeating Aleksey Medvedev, which meant he had to retire under the rules at the time and only finished 9th.[4] In 2001, Zekeriya Güçlü lost to Sven Thiele of Germany and Ivan Ishchenko of Ukraine at the European Championships in Budapest, finishing in 8th place.After finishing his career, Güçlü moved to his home village of Kriwiza to become a businessman and politician for the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party.
RazgradBulgariaIstanbulAmateur wrestlingFreestylefreestyle wrestlingTurkeyWorld Championships1997 Krasnoyarsk130 kgEuropean Championships2002 BakuWorld CupMediterranean Games2001 Tunis1997 BariMilitary World Games1995 RomeYasar Dogu1997 Ankara2002 Ankara1992 Istanbul1994 Istanbul1999 Ankara2000 Ankara1991 Istanbul1995 Ankara1996 AnkaraWorld Juniors ChampionshipsWorld University Championship 1997 World Wrestling ChampionshipsMahmut DemirAydın PolatçıAleksey MedvedevEbrahim MehrabanOleg LadikAlexis RodríguezDavid MusulbesMovement for Rights and FreedomsAleksandr MedvedSoslan AndiyevLadislau ȘimonSalman HashimikovDavid GobejishviliBruce BaumgartnerAlireza SoleimaniAndreas SchröderStephen NealArtur TaymazovBilyal MakhovAleksey ShemarovKhadzhimurat GatsalovTaha AkgülGeno PetriashviliAmir Hossein Zare