Wrestling at the 1988 Summer Olympics – Men's freestyle 130 kg

The Men's Freestyle 130 kg at the 1988 Summer Olympics as part of the wrestling program were held at the Sangmu Gymnasium, Seongnam.[1]

Men's freestyle 130 kg at the Games of the XXIV Olympiad
Venue	Anaheim Convention Center
Dates	29 September–1 October
Competitors	15 from 15 nations
Medalists
David Gobejishvili  Soviet Union Bruce Baumgartner  United States Andreas Schröder  East Germany

Medalists

Gold	David Gobejishvili  Soviet Union
Silver	Bruce Baumgartner  United States
Bronze	Andreas Schröder  East Germany

Tournament results

The wrestlers are divided into 2 groups. The winner of each group decided by a double-elimination system.

Legend

• TF — Won by Fall
• SP — Won by Superiority, 12-14 points difference, the loser with points
• SO — Won by Superiority, 12-14 points difference, the loser without points
• ST — Won by Technical Superiority, 15 points difference
• PP — Won by Points, the loser with technical points
• PO — Won by Points, the loser without technical points
• P0 — Won by Passivity, scoring zero points
• P1 — Won by Passivity, while leading by 1-11 points
• PS — Won by Passivity, while leading by 12-14 points
• PA — Won by Opponent Injury
• DQ — Won by Forfeit
• DNA — Did not appear
• L — Losses
• ER — Round of Elimination
• CP — Classification Points
• TP — Technical Points

Group A

L		CP	TP		L
Round 1
0	Bruce Baumgartner (USA)	4-0 DQ		Hassan El-Hadad (EGY)	1
0	Andreas Schröder (GDR)	4-0 TF	1:12	Adam Sandurski (POL)	1
0	Ham Duk-won (KOR)	3-1 PP	6-4	Jesús Montesdeoca (ESP)	1
0	Dan Payne (CAN)	4-0 TF	0:21	Navind Ramsaran (MRI)	1
Round 2
0	Bruce Baumgartner (USA)	3-1 PP	11-1	Andreas Schröder (GDR)	1
1	Adam Sandurski (POL)	4-0 TF	1:00	Ham Duk-won (KOR)	1
2	Jesús Montesdeoca (ESP)	0-3 P1	4:14	Dan Payne (CAN)	0
1	Navind Ramsaran (MRI)			Bye
1	Hassan El-Hadad (EGY)			DNA
Round 3
2	Navind Ramsaran (MRI)	0-4 ST	0-15	Bruce Baumgartner (USA)	0
1	Andreas Schröder (GDR)	4-0 TF	1:05	Ham Duk-won (KOR)	2
1	Adam Sandurski (POL)	3-1 PP	4-3	Dan Payne (CAN)	1
Round 4
0	Bruce Baumgartner (USA)	4-0 ST	17-0	Adam Sandurski (POL)	2
1	Andreas Schröder (GDR)	3.5-.5 SP	15-3	Dan Payne (CAN)	2

Wrestler	L	ER	CP
Bruce Baumgartner (USA)	0	-	15
Andreas Schröder (GDR)	1	-	12.5
Daniel Payne (CAN)	2	4	8.5
Adam Sandurski (POL)	2	4	7
Ham Duk-won (KOR)	2	3	3
Navind Ramsaran (MRI)	2	3	0
Jesús Montesdeoca (ESP)	2	2	1
Hassan El-Hadad (EGY)	1	1	0

Group B

L		CP	TP		L
Round 1
0	László Klauz (HUN)	4-0 TF	16-0	Miroslav Luberda (TCH)	1
1	Ralf Bremmer (FRG)	1-3 PP	4-8	Hiroyuki Obata (JPN)	0
0	David Gobejishvili (URS)	4-0 ST	17-0	Dennis Atiyeh (SYR)	1
0	Atanas Atanasov (BUL)			Bye
Round 2
1	Atanas Atanassov (BUL)	0-3 P1	5:17	László Klauz (HUN)	0
2	Miroslav Luberda (TCH)	0-4 TF	4:11	Ralf Bremmer (FRG)	1
1	Hiroyuki Obata (JPN)	0-4 TF	2:43	David Gobejishvili (URS)	0
1	Dennis Atiyeh (SYR)			Bye
Round 3
2	Dennis Atiyeh (SYR)	0-4 ST	0-15	Atanas Atanassov (BUL)	1
0	László Klauz (HUN)	4-0 TF	0:17	Hiroyuki Obata (JPN)	2
2	Ralf Bremmer (FRG)	0-3 P1	4:43	David Gobejishvili (URS)	0
Round 4
2	Atanas Atanassov (BUL)	1-3 PP	1-6	David Gobejishvili (URS)	0
0	László Klauz (HUN)			Bye
Round 5
1	László Klauz (HUN)	0-3 PO	0-10	David Gobejishvili (URS)	0

Wrestler	L	ER	CP
David Gobejishvili (URS)	0	-	17
László Klauz (HUN)	1	-	11
Atanas Atanassov (BUL)	2	4	5
Ralf Bremmer (FRG)	2	3	5
Hiroyuki Obata (JPN)	2	3	3
Dennis Atiyeh (SYR)	2	3	0
Miroslav Luberda (TCH)	2	2	0

Final round

	CP	TP
7th place match
Adam Sandurski (POL)	3-1 PP	7-5	Ralf Bremmer (FRG)
5th place match
Dan Payne (CAN)	1-3 PP	3-8	Atanas Atanassov (BUL)
Bronze medal match
Andreas Schröder (GDR)	3-0 P1	4:21	László Klauz (HUN)
Gold medal match
Bruce Baumgartner (USA)	1-3 PP	1-3	David Gobejishvili (URS)

Final standings

1.  David Gobejishvili (URS)
2.  Bruce Baumgartner (USA)
3.  Andreas Schröder (GDR)
4.  László Klauz (HUN)
5.  Atanas Atanassov (BUL)
6.  Dan Payne (CAN)
7.  Adam Sandurski (POL)
8.  Ralf Bremmer (FRG)

References

1. "Wrestling at the 1988 Seoul Summer Games: Men's Super-Heavyweight, Freestyle". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 23 April 2019.

External links

• Official Report