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Yuri Evseitchik
Yuri Evseitchik is a retired Israeli Greco-Roman wrestler who won a bronze medal at the 1998 World Championships and placed fourth at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
born 1971Bronze at 1998 World ChampionshipsFourth place at Sydney 2000Super heavyweight Greco-Roman wrestling
- Born
- 23 January 1971, Ukraine
- Occupation
- amateur wrestler
- Education
- Cherkasy National University
Yuri Evseitchik was born in 1971 in Ukraine
Evseitchik was born on January 23, 1971, in Donetsk in the Soviet Union, now in Ukraine. He began training in wrestling at age 9. In 1989 he won gold at the European Junior Championships in Germany in the up to 115 kg class.
After Ukraine became independent, he competed for it and placed fifth at the 1995 World Championships in Prague. He later moved to Israel and joined the Maccabi Eilat club, coached by Boris Tabachnik and Leonid Shulman.
He began representing Israel in 1998 and won bronze in the 130 kg class at the World Championships in Gävle, Sweden. At the 2000 Sydney Olympics he won three bouts, lost the semifinal to Rulon Gardner in overtime and lost the bronze medal match to Dmitry Debelka, finishing fourth.
He kept competing at European and World Championships through 2003. At the 2004 Athens Olympics he lost to Mijaín López and Yekta Yılmaz Gül and finished 19th. He retired from wrestling after those Games.
Yuri Evseitchik's life in 7 milestones
- 1971
Born in Donetsk.
- 1989
Won gold at the European Junior Championships.
- 1995
Placed fifth at the World Championships in Prague for Ukraine.
- 1998
Won bronze at the World Championships in Gävle for Israel.
- 2000
Finished fourth at the Sydney Olympics.
- 2002
Placed fourth at the European Championships in Finland.
- 2004
Finished 19th at the Athens Olympics and retired.
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