Ibrahim as-Sajjid’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

From Egypt
Gender male
Birth

8 September 1941, Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Age 79 years
Star sign Virgo

Ibrahim as-Sajjid Ibrahim (ar. إبراهيم السيد إبراهيم; ur. 8 września 1941) – egipski zapaśnik walczący w obu stylach. Olimpijczyk z Meksyku 1968, gdzie zajął szóste miejsce w kategorii 57 kg w stylu klasycznym.

Złoty medalista mistrzostw Afryki w 1969. Wicemistrz igrzysk śródziemnomorskich w 1963 i brązowy medalista z 1959 i 1971.

  • Turniej w Meksyku 1968

Pokonał Meksykanina Rodolfo Guerrę, Kanadyjczyka Herba Singermana i Amerykanina Dave’a Hazewinkela a przegrał z Rumunem Ionem Baciu i zawodnikiem radzieckim Iwanem Koczerginem.

Bibliografia

  • Osiągnięcia na (ang.). iat.uni-leipzig.de. [dostęp 2015-03-06].
  • Osiągnięcia na (ang.). iat.uni-leipzig.de. [dostęp 2015-03-06].
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