Nihat Mammadli
Azerbaijani Greco-Roman wrestler
Nihat Mammadli (born 21 July 2002) is an Azerbaijani Greco-Roman wrestler competing in the 60 kg division. He won the gold medal at the 2024 European Wrestling Championships.
Career
Nihat Mammadli won the silver medal of the World Junior Championship, which took place in Athens, Greece in 2017.
In 2019, Nihat Mammadli won the European Junior Championship in Faentsa Italy in June and the World Junior Championship in Sofia Bulgaria in July. Nihat Mammadli also won the bronze medal of the European Youth Olympic Festival, which took place in June.
In 2021, Nihat Mammadli won bronze medals at the European Junior Championship in Dortmund Germany and the World Junior Championship in Ufa Russia. In 2022, Nihat Mammadli won gold medals of the U23 European Championship in Plovdiv Poland, bronze medals of the U20 European Championship in Rome Italy and the U20 World Championship in Sofia Bulgaria, and silver medals of the U23 World Championship in Pontevedra Spain. Nihat Mammadli also won the bronze medal of the Matteo Pellicone international tournament, which took place in Rome, Italy in June.
In March 2022, he became the European champion among wrestlers under the age of 23 in Bulgaria. In June of the same year, he became the bronze medalist of the Matteo Pellicone Memorial Tournament and the 2022 European Championship among wrestlers under 20 in Italy.
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