Hassan Rahimi

Hassan Rahimi (Persian: حسن رحيمى, born 15 June 1989) is an Iranian wrestler. He was born in Tehran, Iran, and grown up in Yaftabad Tehran. In 2008, he became the Junior Asian Champion and Junior World silver medalist. In 2009 he became the Junior World Champion. In 2010 he became Military World Champion. In 2011, he won the bronze medal at the World Championships. In 2012, he became the Asian Champion, but at the 2012 Summer Olympics, he ranked eighth. In 2013 he became World Champion. At the 2014 World Championships he won the bronze medal. At the 2016 Olympics he won a bronze medal.

Freestyle results

• Win — 25–6 — Yowlys Bonne Rodriguez — 9–0 — 2016-08-19 — Olympic Games — Rio de Janeiro — Wins Bronze Medal
• Loss — 24–6 — Rei Higuchi — 5–10 — 2016-08-19 — Olympic Games — Rio de Janeiro
• Win — 24–5 — Viktor Lebedev — 6–1 — 2016-08-19 — Olympic Games — Rio de Janeiro
• Win — 23–5 — Garnik Mnatsakanyan — 13–0 — 2016-08-19 — Olympic Games — Rio de Janeiro
• Loss — 22–5 — Vladimer Khinchegashvili — 4–5 — 2015-09-10 — World Championship — Las Vegas — Gold Medal Match
• Win — 22–4 — Viktor Lebedev — 5–0 — 2015-09-10 — World Championship — Las Vegas
• Win — 21–4 — Hak-Jin Jong — 5–3 — 2015-09-10 — World Championship — Las Vegas
• Win — 20–4 — Anthony Ramos — 3–1 — 2015-09-10 — World Championship — Las Vegas
• Win — 19–4 — Asadulla Lachinau — 7–0 — 2015-09-10 — World Championship — Las Vegas
• Win — 18–4 — Pedro Jesus Mejias Rodriguez — 4–3 — 2015-09-10 — World Championship — Las Vegas
• Win — 17–4 — Yuki Takahashi — 7–4 — 2014-09-08 — World Championship — Tashkent — Wins Bronze Medal
• Loss — 16–4 — Kyong-Il Yang — 4–5 — 2014-09-08 — World Championship — Tashkent
• Win — 16–3 — Viktor Lebedev — 7–0 — 2014-09-08 — World Championship — Tashkent
• Win — 15–3 — Mykola Aivazian — 10–2 — 2014-09-08 — World Championship — Tashkent
• Win — 14–3 — Levan Metreveli Vartanov — 5–0 — 2014-09-08 — World Championship — Tashkent — 57 kg
• Win — 13–3 — Amit Kumar — 2–1 — 2013-09-16 — World Championship — Budapest — Wins Gold Medal
• Win — 12–3 — Nariman Israpilov — 9–0 — 2013-09-16 — World Championship — Budapest
• Win — 11–3 — Altinbek Alimbaev — 7–0 — 2013-09-16 — World Championship — Budapest
• Win — 10–3 — Sung-Gwon Kim — 9–2 — 2013-09-16 — World Championship — Budapest
• Win — 9–3 — Rasul Kaliev — 7–0 — 2013-09-16 — World Championship — Budapest
• Loss — 8–3 — Amit Kumar — 2–2 — 2012-08-10 — Olympic Games — London
• Win — 8–2 — Bayaraa Naranbaatar — 5–0 — 2012-08-10 — Olympic Games — London
• Win — 7–2 — Nicholas Simmons — 5–0 — 2011-09-16 — World Championship — Istanbul — Wins Bronze Medal
• Win — 6–2 — Vladimer Khinchegashvili — 9–2 — 2011-09-16 — World Championship — Istanbul
• Win — 5–2 — Vladislav Andreev — 3–0 — 2011-09-16 — World Championship — Istanbul
• Loss — 4–2 — Radoslav Velikov — 9–1 — 2011-09-16 — World Championship — Istanbul
• Win — 4–1 — Kyong-Il Yang — 3–2 — 2011-09-16 — World Championship — Istanbul
• Win — 3–1 — Andrei Dukov — 4–0 — 2011-09-16 — World Championship — Istanbul
• Loss — 2–1 — Frank Chamizo Marquez — 0–3 — 2010-09-10 — World Championship — Moscow
• Win — 2–0 — Besarion Gochashvili — 3–1 — 2010-09-10 — World Championship — Moscow
• Win — 1–0 — Adrian Hajduk — 2–0 — 2010-09-10 — World Championship — Moscow — 55 kg