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levan TediaSvili daibada 1948 wlis 15 marts sagarejoSi. Tavisufali stilis moWidave (82, 90, 100 kg). XX da XXI olimpiuri TamaSebis Cempioni (1972, miunxeni da 1976, monreali). msoflios xuTgzis Cempioni: oTxjer _ Tavisufal WidaobaSi (1971, 73, 74, 75), erTxel _ samboSi (1973). msoflios Cempionatis meore priziori (1978), msoflios Tasis mflobeli (1973), evropis samgzis Cempioni (1974, 76, 78), ssrk xalxTa V spartakiadis Cempioni (1971) , ssrk orgzis Cempioni (1973, 74). ssrk wlis saukeTeso sportsmeni (1973). saqarTvelos XX saukunis saukeTeso sportsmeni (brinjaos prizi). ssrk sportis damsaxurebuli ostati. vaxtang gorgaslis II xarisxis ordenis, sokis, filas, Rirsebis ordenebis kavaleri. Levan TediashviLi Freestyle wrestler (82, 90, 100 kg), was born on March 15, 1948 in Sagarejo (Eastern Georgia). He is a champion of XX and XX1 Olympic Games (Munich 1972, Montreal 1976), five time world champion: four times in freestyle wrestling (1971, 1973, 1974, 1975) and once in Sambo (1973). Tediashvili is the silver medalist of the world championship (1978), the world cup winner (1973), three-time champion of Europe (1974, 1976, 1978), champion of the USSR 5th sports and athletics meeting (1971) and twice champion of the USSR (1973, 1974). He was named the best sportsman of the USSR (1973) and Georgia’s best sportsman in XX century (bronze prize). Tediashvili was the USSR Honored Master of Sports. He was decorated with Vakhtang Gorgasali Order of the 2nd class, Order of Honor and the orders from FILA and IOC.
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levan <strong>TediaSvili</strong><br />
daibada 1948 wlis 15 marts sagarejoSi. Tavisufali stilis moWidave (82,<br />
90, 100 kg). XX da XXI olimpiuri TamaSebis Cempioni (1972, miunxeni da 1976,<br />
monreali). msoflios xuTgzis Cempioni: oTxjer _ Tavisufal WidaobaSi<br />
(1971, 73, 74, 75), erTxel _ samboSi (1973). msoflios Cempionatis meore<br />
priziori (1978), msoflios Tasis mflobeli (1973), evropis samgzis<br />
Cempioni (1974, 76, 78), ssrk xalxTa V spartakiadis Cempioni (1971) , ssrk<br />
orgzis Cempioni (1973, 74). ssrk wlis saukeTeso sportsmeni (1973).<br />
saqarTvelos XX saukunis saukeTeso sportsmeni (brinjaos prizi). ssrk<br />
sportis damsaxurebuli ostati. vaxtang gorgaslis II xarisxis ordenis,<br />
sokis, filas, Rirsebis ordenebis kavaleri.<br />
Levan TediashviLi<br />
Freestyle wrestler (82, 90, 100 kg), was born on March 15, 1948 in Sagarejo (Eastern<br />
Georgia). He is a champion of XX and XX1 Olympic Games (Munich 1972, Montreal<br />
1976), five time world champion: four times in freestyle wrestling (1971, 1973, 1974,<br />
1975) and once in Sambo (1973). Tediashvili is the silver medalist of the world<br />
championship (1978), the world cup winner (1973), three-time champion of Europe<br />
(1974, 1976, 1978), champion of the USSR 5th sports and athletics meeting (1971)<br />
and twice champion of the USSR (1973, 1974). He was named the best sportsman of<br />
the USSR (1973) and Georgia’s best sportsman in XX century (bronze prize).<br />
Tediashvili was the USSR Honored Master of Sports. He was decorated with Vakhtang<br />
Gorgasali Order of the 2nd class, Order of Honor and the orders from FILA and IOC.
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