Armenia’s Vigen Nazaryan secured a decisive 7:0 win against an Azerbaijani wrestler in the U23 European Championship, while other Armenian athletes face early defeats.
Lyovik Mikayelyan became European champion after defeating an Azerbaijani opponent, while Armenia also secured silver and bronze at the U23 freestyle wrestling championship.
Armenian Grandmaster Aram Hakobyan leads the Aeroflot Open 2025 in Moscow with 4.5 points after five rounds, sharing the top spot with American GM Hans Niemann.
Armenian Greco-Roman wrestler Slavik Galstyan secured a 5-4 victory over Olympic champion Luis Orta Sanchez at PWL-8, avenging his Paris Olympics defeat.
On May 24, 2017, Armenian National Federation of Bodybuilding held its traditional closed championship in bodybuilding, classic and beach bodybuilding, as well as fitness bikini. The winners and those coming in second seized the opportunity to represent Armenia at Black Sea Cup 2017 in Georgia.
Armenian bodybuilding vice champion Levon Hovhannisyan:
Armenian athletes won 170 medals at European and world championships, including 4 Olympic medals in 2016. The members of Armenia’s adult, junior and youth teams won 10 gold, 11 silver and 20 bronze medals at world championships, as well as 37 gold, 46 silver and 42 bronze medals at European competitions. 7 athletes with disabilities are among the medalists. Greco-Roman wrestler, Olympic champion Artur Aleksanyan was recognized as the best athlete of the year.
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