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List of European Weightlifting Championships medalists

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This is a list of European Championships medalists in Weightlifting from 1997 to 2018. The list, in order to be complete, miss medalists between 1896 and 1996.

Men

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– 56 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1947 Helsinki
1948 London
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris
1951 Milan
1952 Helsinki
1953 Stockholm
1954 Vienna
1955 Munich
1956 Helsinki
1957 Katowice
1958 Stockholm
1959 Warsaw
1960 Milan
1961 Vienna
1962 Budapest
1963 Stockholm
1964 Moscow
1965 Sofia
1966 Berlin
1968 Leningrad
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd
1993–1997 not included in the program
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Ivan Ivanov Turkey Sedat Artuç Bulgaria Naiden Russev
1999 A Coruña Turkey Halil Mutlu Romania Adrian Jigău Bulgaria Ivan Ivanov
2000 Sofia Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Ivan Ivanov Romania Adrian Jigau
2001 Trencin Turkey Halil Mutlu Romania Adrian Jigau Belarus Vitaly Derbenev
2002 Antalya Belarus Vitaly Derbenev Turkey Sedat Artuç Moldova Igor Grabucea
2003 Loutraki Belarus Vitaly Derbenev Romania Adrian Jigau Cyprus Naiden Rusev
2004 Kyiv Turkey Sedat Artuç Belarus Vitali Dzerbianiou Hungary László Tancsics
2005 Sofia Turkey Sedat Artuç Turkey Erol Bilgin Belarus Vitali Dzerbianiou
2006 Władysławowo Belarus Vitali Dzerbianiou Moldova Igor Grabucea Hungary László Tancsics
2007 Strasbourg Moldova Igor Bour Belarus Vitali Dzerbianiou Moldova Igor Grabucea
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Turkey Halil Mutlu Belgium Tom Goegebuer Bulgaria Vladimır Urumov
2009 Bucharest Belgium Tom Goegebuer Italy Vito Dellino Moldova Igor Grabucea
2010 Minsk Belarus Vitali Dzerbianiou Armenia Smbat Margaryan Belgium Tom Goegebuer
2011 Kazan Moldova Oleg Sîrghi Turkey Gökhan Kılıç Romania Florin Ionuț Croitoru
2012 Antalya Azerbaijan Valentin Hristov Moldova Oleg Sîrghi Turkey Gökhan Kılıç
2013 Tirana Moldova Oleg Sirghi Bulgaria Asen Muradov Belgium Tom Goegebuer
2014 Tel Aviv Romania Florin Croitoru Italy Mirco Scarantino Armenia Smbat Margaryan
2015 Tbilisi Moldova Oleg Sirghi Armenia Smbat Margaryan Italy Mirco Scarantino
2016 Førde Italy Mirco Scarantino Spain Josué Brachi Romania Ilie Constantin Ciotoiu
2017 Split Italy Mirco Scarantino Moldova Iuri Dudoglo Romania Ilie Constantin Ciotoiu
2018 Bucharest Spain Josue Brachi Italy Mirco Scarantino Romania Ilie Ciotoiu

– 62 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Stefan Georgiev Greece Leonidas Sabanis Turkey Mücahit Yağcı
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Sevdalin Minchev Greece Leonidas Sabanis Croatia Nikolaj Pešalov
2000 Sofia Croatia Nikolaj Pešalov Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Turkey Naim Suleymanoglu
2001 Trencin Croatia Nikolaj Pešalov Azerbaijan Elkhan Suleymanov Moldova Vladimir Popov
2002 Antalya Greece Leonidas Sabanis Bulgaria Stefan Georgiev Ukraine Olexandr Lykhvald
2003 Loutraki Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Stefan Georgiev Belarus Henadzi Aliashchuk
2004 Kyiv Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Romania Adrian Jigau Azerbaijan Asif Malikov
2005 Sofia Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Sevdalin Minchev Romania Adrian Jigău
2006 Władysławowo Russia Dmitry Voronin Romania Adrian Jigău Belarus Henadzy Makhveyenia
2007 Strasbourg Russia Sergey Petrosyan Belarus Henadzy Makhveyenia Turkey Erol Bilgin
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Russia Sergey Petrosyan Turkey Erol Bilgin Bulgaria Stefan Georgiev
2009 Bucharest Turkey Erol Bilgin Azerbaijan Zulfugar Suleymanov Cyprus Dimitris Minasidis
2010 Minsk Turkey Erol Bilgin Romania Antoniu Buci Azerbaijan Zülfügar Süleymanov
2011 Kazan Turkey Bünyamin Sezer Romania Antoniu Buci Turkey Hurşit Atak
2012 Antalya Turkey Bünyamin Sezer Cyprus Dimitris Minasidis Bulgaria Stoyan Enev
2013 Tirana Moldova Igor Bour Romania Florin Croitoru Bulgaria Stoyan Enev
2014 Tel Aviv Bulgaria Ivaylo Filev Belarus Stanislav Chadovich Bulgaria Stoyan Enev
2015 Tbilisi Azerbaijan Valentin Hristov Turkey Bünyamin Sezer Romania Florin Croitoru
2016 Førde Turkey Hurşit Atak Russia Feliks Khalibekov Bulgaria Vladimir Urumov
2017 Split Turkey Hurşit Atak Turkey Bünyamin Sezer Russia Feliks Khalibekov
2018 Bucharest Georgia (country) Shota Mishvelidze Bulgaria Stilyan Grozdev Romania Ionut Ilie

– 69 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Plamen Jeliazkov Turkey Ergün Batmaz Belarus Sergey Lavrenov
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Galabin Boevski Bulgaria Plamen Jeliazkov Greece Valerios Leonidis
2000 Sofia Belarus Sergei Lavrenov Bulgaria Georgi Markov Turkey Yasin Arslan
2001 Trencin Turkey Ekrem Celil Russia Andrey Matveev Azerbaijan Turan Mirzayev
2002 Antalya Bulgaria Galabin Boevski Greece Giorgios Tzelilis Turkey Reyhan Arabacioglu
2003 Loutraki Bulgaria Galabin Boevski Azerbaijan Turan Mirzayev Turkey Ekrem Celil
2004 Kyiv Turkey Ekrem Celil Croatia Nikolaj Pešalov Belarus Siarhei Laurenau
2005 Sofia Bulgaria Demir Demirev Turkey Ferit Sen Bulgaria Mehmed Fikretov
2006 Władysławowo Belarus Gennady Oleshchuk Bulgaria Demir Demirev France Vencelas Dabaya
2007 Strasbourg France Vencelas Dabaya Armenia Tigran G. Martirosyan Russia Vladislav Lukanin
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Armenia Tigran G. Martirosyan France Vencelas Dabaya Bulgaria Mehmed Fikretov
2009 Bucharest Armenia Arakel Mirzoyan France Vencelas Dabaya Russia Vladislav Lukanin
2010 Minsk Romania Ninel Miculescu Russia Mikhail Gobeev Turkey Mete Binay
2011 Kazan Russia Vladislav Lukanin Romania Răzvan Martin Albania Daniel Godelli
2012 Antalya Russia Oleg Chen Moldova Serghei Cechir France Venceslas Dabaya-Tientcheu
2013 Tirana Russia Oleg Chen Albania Daniel Godelli France Bernardin Kingue Matam
2014 Tel Aviv Russia Oleg Chen Armenia Vanik Avetisyan Moldova Serghei Cechir
2015 Tbilisi Turkey Daniyar Ismayilov Russia Sergei Petrov France Bernardin Matam
2016 Førde Turkey Daniyar Ismayilov Russia Sergei Petrov Spain David Sánchez López
2017 Split France Bernardin Matam Russia Oleg Chen Germany Robert Joachim
2018 Bucharest Albania Briken Calja Germany Robert Joachim Spain David Sanchez

– 77 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Vasil Vanev Georgia (country) Giorgi Asanidze Armenia Khachatur Kyapanaktsyan
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Petar Tanev Bulgaria Georgi Markov Poland Andrzej Kozlowski
2000 Sofia Bulgaria Zlatan Vanev Bulgaria Plamen Zhelyazkov Albania Ilirian Suli
2001 Trencin Russia Oleg Perepetchenov Armenia Hovannes Amreyan Hungary Attila Feri
2002 Antalya Bulgaria Georgi Markov Bulgaria Zlatan Vanev Turkey Mehmet Yilmaz
2003 Loutraki Bulgaria Georgi Markov Turkey Reyhan Arabacioglu Poland Andrzej Kozlowski
2004 Kyiv Turkey Taner Sagir Turkey Mehmet Yilmaz Bulgaria Plamen Zhelyazkov
2005 Sofia Turkey Taner Sağır Romania Sebastian Dogariu Bulgaria Ivan Stoitzov
2006 Władysławowo Armenia Gevorg Davtyan Russia Vladislav Lukanin Bulgaria Georgi Markov
2007 Strasbourg Armenia Gevorg Davtyan Armenia Ara Khachatryan Turkey Taner Sağır
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Russia Oleg Perepetchenov Armenia Ara Khachatryan Russia Aleksey Yufkin
2009 Bucharest Belarus Mikalai Cherniak Albania Erkand Qerimaj Russia Dmitry Ivanenko
2010 Minsk Armenia Tigran G. Martirosyan Poland Krzysztof Szramiak Belarus Mikalai Cherniak
2011 Kazan Turkey Semih Yağcı Armenia Arayik Mirzoyan Romania Alexandru Rosu
2012 Antalya Romania Razvan Constantin Martin Moldova Alexandru Dudoglo Moldova Alexandru Spac
2013 Tirana Russia Dmitry Khomyakov Romania Paul Stoichiță Poland Damian Kuczyński
2014 Tel Aviv Albania Erkand Qerimaj Albania Daniel Godelli Russia Razmik Unanian
2015 Tbilisi Armenia Tigran Gevorg Martirosyan Russia Victor Getts Armenia Andranik Karapetyan
2016 Førde Armenia Andranik Karapetyan Armenia Tigran Gevorg Martirosyan Romania Dumitru Captari
2017 Split Romania Dumitru Captari Romania Răzvan Constantin Martin Albania Erkand Qerimaj
2018 Bucharest Germany Nico Muller Romania Razvan Martin Spain Andres Mata

– 85 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Germany Marc Huster Greece Pyrros Dimas Turkey Dursun Sevinç
1999 A Coruña Germany Marc Huster Bulgaria Georgi Gardev Turkey Dursun Sevinc
2000 Sofia Georgia (country) George Asanidze Bulgaria Georgi Gardev Russia Yuriy Myshkovets
2001 Trencin Georgia (country) George Asanidze Bulgaria Georgi Gardev Russia Sergey Zhukov
2002 Antalya Georgia (country) George Asanidze Poland Mariusz Rytkowski Russia Aslambek Ediev
2003 Loutraki Bulgaria Zlatan Vanev Russia Yuriy Myshkovets Russia Rouslan Lizounov
2004 Kyiv Turkey Izzet Ince Russia Zaur Takhushev Turkey Erdal Sunar
2005 Sofia Belarus Ruslan Novikov Romania Valeriu Calancea Armenia Arsen Melikyan
2006 Władysławowo Belarus Andrei Rybakou Russia Yury Myshkovets Russia Zaur Takhushev
2007 Strasbourg Romania Valeriu Calancea Turkey İzzet İnce Belarus Vadzim Straltsou
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Armenia Tigran V. Martirosyan Russia Vasily Polovnikov Bulgaria Georgi Markov
2009 Bucharest Russia Alexey Yufkin Azerbaijan Intiqam Zairov Belarus Mikalai Novikau
2010 Minsk Armenia Gevorik Poghosyan Armenia Ara Khachatryan Belarus Mikalai Novikau
2011 Kazan Russia Aleksey Yufkin Russia Apti Aukhadov France Benjamin Hennequin
2012 Antalya Georgia (country) Rauli Tsirekidze Turkey Fatih Baydar Romania Gabriel Sincraian
2013 Tirana Russia Apti Aukhadov Bulgaria Ivan Markov Russia Albert Sayakhov
2014 Tel Aviv Bulgaria Ivan Markov Russia Adam Maligov France Benjamin Hennequin
2015 Tbilisi France Benjamin Hennequin Moldova Alexandru Dudoglo Belarus Mikalai Novikau
2016 Førde Ukraine Oleksandr Pielieshenko Romania Gabriel Sincraian Romania Gheorghii Cernei
2017 Split Ukraine Oleksandr Pielieshenko Russia Artem Okulov Poland Krzysztof Zwarycz
2018 Bucharest Georgia (country) Revaz Davitadze Poland Kasper Klos France Bradon Vautard

– 94 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Germany Oliver Caruso Bulgaria Ivan Chakarov Greece Akakios Kakiasvilis
1999 A Coruña Poland Szymon Kołecki Greece Akakios Kakiasvilis Turkey Bünyamin Sudaş
2000 Sofia Poland Szymon Kolecki Moldova Vadim Vacarciuc Turkey Bunyami Sudas
2001 Trencin Azerbaijan Nizami Pashayev Bulgaria Nikola Stoyanov Armenia Hakob Pilosyan
2002 Antalya Russia Alexey Petrov Bulgaria Milen Dobrev Azerbaijan Nizami Pashayev
2003 Loutraki Bulgaria Milen Dobrev Russia Sergey Zhukov Poland Tadeusz Drzazga
2004 Kyiv Bulgaria Milen Dobrev Russia Eduard Tjukin Ukraine Anatoliy Mushyk
2005 Sofia Turkey Hakan Yilmaz Russia Andrey Skorobogatov Ukraine Konstyantyn Pipiyev
2006 Władysławowo Poland Szymon Kolecki Russia Andrey Demanov Greece Nikolas Kourtidis
2007 Strasbourg Poland Szymon Kołecki Russia Roman Konstantinov Moldova Evgheni Bratan
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Poland Szymon Kołecki Russia Andrey Demanov Russia Mukhamat Sozaev
2009 Bucharest Germany Jürgen Spieß Greece Nikos Kourtidis Russia Andrey Demanov
2010 Minsk Poland Arsen Kasabiev Azerbaijan Rovshan Fatullayev Ukraine Artem Ivanov
2011 Kazan Russia Andrey Demanov Moldova Anatolie Cîrîcu Lithuania Aurimas Didžbalis
2012 Antalya Moldova Anatoli Ciricu Lithuania Aurimas Didzbalis Turkey Ibrahim Arat
2013 Tirana Russia Rinat Kireev Lithuania Zygimantas Stanulis Belarus Aliaksandr Makaranka
2014 Tel Aviv Poland Adrian Zieliński Poland Tomasz Zieliński Bulgaria Vasil Gospodinov
2015 Tbilisi Lithuania Aurimas Didžbalis Russia Khetag Khugaev Belarus Aliaksandr Venskel
2016 Førde Poland Tomasz Zieliński Lithuania Zygimantas Stanulis Russia Georgii Kuptsov
2017 Split Russia Adam Maligov Ukraine Dmytro Chumak Lithuania Aurimas Didžbalis
2018 Bucharest Romania Nicolae Onica Lithuania Zygimantas Stanulis Poland Lukasz Grela

– 105 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Russia Viacheslav Ivanovski Russia Yevgeni Chichliannikov Poland Dariusz Osuch
1999 A Coruña Ukraine Denys Hotfrid Poland Mariusz Jedra Slovakia Martin Tešovič
2000 Sofia Bulgaria Metin Kadir Poland Robert Dolega Russia Evgeny Chichliannikov
2001 Trencin Russia Evgeny Chigishev Poland Szymon Kolecki Hungary Zoltán Kovács
2002 Antalya Bulgaria Alan Tsagaev Ukraine Denys Gotfrid Turkey Bunyami Sudas
2003 Loutraki Ukraine Igor Razoronov Bulgaria Alan Tsagaev Russia Vladimir Smortchkov
2004 Kyiv Bulgaria Alan Tsagaev Russia Dmitry Berestov Moldova Alexandru Bratan
2005 Sofia Russia Vladimir Smorchkov Turkey Bünyamin Sudaş Lithuania Ramūnas Vyšniauskas
2006 Władysławowo Poland Marcin Dołęga Russia Vladimir Smorchkov Moldova Alexandru Bratan
2007 Strasbourg Slovakia Martin Tešovič Russia Gleb Pisarevskiy Russia Dmitry Lapikov
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Russia Dmitry Berestov Lithuania Ramūnas Vyšniauskas Poland Robert Dolega
2009 Bucharest Russia Vladimir Smorchkov Ukraine Oleksiy Torokhtiy Lithuania Ramūnas Vyšniauskas
2010 Minsk Belarus Andrei Aramnau Russia Dmitry Klokov Russia Vladimir Smorchkov
2011 Kazan Russia Khadzhimurat Akkaev Georgia (country) Gia Machavariani Poland Bartlomiej Bonk
2012 Antalya Russia David Bedzhanyan Russia Maxim Sheyko Belarus Mikhail Audzeyev
2013 Antalya Russia David Bedzhanyan Russia Maxim Sheyko Latvia Arturs Plesnieks
2014 Tel Aviv Russia Andrey Demanov Russia Timur Naniev Belarus Andrei Aramnau
2015 Tbilisi Poland Bartłomiej Bonk Moldova Andrian Zbirnea Poland Arkadiusz Michalski
2016 Førde Latvia Arturs Plesnieks Poland Arkadiusz Michalski Armenia Simon Martirosyan
2017 Split Armenia Simon Martirosyan Bulgaria Vasil Gospodinov Poland Arkadiusz Michalski
2018 Bucharest Poland Arkadiusz Michalski Bulgaria Georgi Shikov Austria Sargis Martirosjan

+ 105 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Germany Ronny Weller Russia Andrei Chemerkin Armenia Ara Vardanyan
1999 A Coruña Armenia Ashot Danielyan Germany Ronny Weller Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs
2000 Sofia Armenia Ashot Danielyan Germany Ronny Weller Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs
2001 Trencin Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs Poland Paweł Najdek Poland Grzegorz Kleszcz
2002 Antalya Germany Ronny Weller Poland Paweł Najdek Ukraine Oleksiy Kolokoltsev
2003 Loutraki Russia Evgeny Chigishev Armenia Ashot Danielyan Bulgaria Damyan Damyanov
2004 Kyiv Bulgaria Velichko Cholakov Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs Germany Ronny Weller
2005 Sofia Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs Russia Evgeny Chigishev Armenia Ashot Danielyan
2006 Władysławowo Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs Bulgaria Velichko Cholakov Poland Paweł Najdek
2007 Strasbourg Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs Russia Evgeny Chigishev Poland Paweł Najdek
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs Germany Matthias Steiner Russia Evgeny Chigishev
2009 Bucharest Ukraine Ihor Shymechko Germany Almir Velagic Russia Evgeny Pisarev
2010 Minsk Russia Evgeny Chigishev Armenia Ruben Aleksanyan Germany Matthias Steiner
2011 Kazan Russia Dmitry Lapikov Ukraine Ihor Shymechko Turkey Bunyamin Sudas
2012 Antalya Russia Ruslan Albegov Germany Matthias Steiner Georgia (country) Irakli Turmanidze
2013 Tirana Russia Ruslan Albegov Ukraine Artem Udachyn Czech Republic Jiří Orság
2014 Tel-Aviv Russia Aleksey Lovchev Armenia Ruben Aleksanyan Germany Almir Velagic
2015 Tbilisi Georgia (country) Irakli Turmanidze Russia Chingiz Mogushkov Germany Almir Velagić
2016 Førde Georgia (country) Lasha Talakhadze Armenia Gor Minasyan Estonia Mart Seim
2017 Split Georgia (country) Lasha Talakhadze Armenia Gor Minasyan Armenia Ruben Aleksanyan
2018 Bucharest Georgia (country) Lasha Talakhadze Poland Jiri Orsag Hungary Peter Nagy

Women

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– 48 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Donka Mincheva Bulgaria Siyka Stoyeva Hungary Aniko Ajkai
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Donka Mincheva Bulgaria Siyka Stoyeva Spain Gema Peris
2000 Sofia Bulgaria Donka Mincheva Italy Eva Giganti Ukraine Olena Zinovyeva
2001 Trencin Spain Gema Peris Russia Snezhana Popova Spain Maria Jose Tocino
2002 Antalya Ukraine Olena Zinovyeva Russia Svetlana Ulyanova Turkey Nurcan Taylan
2003 Loutraki Russia Svetlana Ulyanova Ukraine Olena Zinovyeva Spain Gema Peris
2004 Kyiv Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Russia Svetlana Ulyanova Spain Rebeca Sires Rodriguez
2005 Sofia Russia Svetlana Ulyanova Spain Rebecca Sires Rodrigez Bulgaria Donka Mincheva
2006 Władysławowo Spain Estefania Juan Russia Svetlana Ulyanova Italy Genny Pagliaro
2007 Strasbourg Spain Estefania Juan Turkey Nurcan Taylan Italy Genny Pagliaro
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Turkey Nurcan Taylan Turkey Sibel Özkan Italy Genny Pagliaro
2009 Bucharest Turkey Nurcan Taylan Moldova Cristina Iovu Poland Marzena Karpińska
2010 Minsk Turkey Nurcan Taylan Poland Marzena Karpińska Turkey Şaziye Okur
2011 Kazan Turkey Nurcan Taylan Turkey Nurdan Karagöz Italy Genny Pagliaro
2012 Antalya Poland Marzena Karpińska Turkey Nurdan Karagöz Azerbaijan Silviya Angelova
2013 Tirana Italy Genny Pagliaro Azerbaijan Silviya Angelova Romania Elena Andrieș
2014 Tel Aviv Italy Genny Pagliaro Poland Marzena Karpińska Turkey Nurcan Taylan
2015 Tbilisi Turkey Sibel Özkan Turkey Nurcan Taylan Italy Genny Pagliaro
2016 Førde Turkey Sibel Özkan Italy Genny Pagliaro Romania Monica Suneta Csengeri
2017 Split France Anais Michel Romania Monica Suneta Csengeri Romania Elena Ramona Andries

– 53 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Slovakia Dagmar Deneková Greece Anna Stroubou
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Spain Estefanía Juan Spain Rebeca Sires
2000 Sofia Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Spain Estefanía Juan Bulgaria Siyka Stoyeva
2001 Trencin Turkey Emine Bilgin Slovakia Dagmar Danekova Spain Estefanía Juan
2002 Antalya Turkey Aylin Dasdelen Turkey Emine Bilgin Hungary Anikó Ajkay
2003 Loutraki Turkey Nurcan Taylan Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Romania Marioara Munteanu
2004 Kyiv Turkey Nurcan Taylan Romania Marioara Munteanu Belarus Nastassia Novikava
2005 Sofia Belarus Nastassia Novikava Romania Marioara Munteanu Ukraine Nataliya Trotsenko
2006 Władysławowo Romania Marioara Munteanu Ukraine Nataliya Trotsenko France Virginie Lachaume
2007 Strasbourg Romania Marioara Munteanu Ukraine Nataliya Trotsenko Russia Svetlana Ulyanova
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Ukraine Nataliya Trotsenko Spain María de la Puente Germany Julia Rohde
2009 Bucharest Ukraine Nataliya Trotsenko Turkey Aylin Daşdelen Turkey Emine Bilgin
2010 Minsk Turkey Aylin Daşdelen Bulgaria Boyanka Kostova Belarus Valiantsi Liakhavets
2011 Kazan Turkey Aylin Daşdelen Germany Julia Rohde Turkey Ayşegül Çoban
2012 Antalya Moldova Cristina Iovu Turkey Aylin Daşdelen Russia Svetlana Cheremshanova
2013 Tirana Ukraine Iulia Paratova Russia Svetlana Cheremshanova Bulgaria Maya Ivanova
2014 Tel Aviv Turkey Ayşegül Çoban Ukraine Iulia Paratova Bulgaria Maya Ivanova
2015 Tbilisi Ukraine Iulia Paratova Germany Julia Schwarzbach Turkey Ayşegül Çoban
2016 Førde Romania Cristina Iovu Ukraine Iulia Paratova Latvia Rebeka Koha
2017 Split Poland Joanna Łochowska Spain Atenery Hernández Belarus Liudmila Pankova

– 58 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Neli Simova Poland Dominika Misterska Greece Maria Christoforidou
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Neli Simova France Ingrid Fevre Poland Marieta Gotfryd
2000 Sofia Bulgaria Neli Yankova Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Ukraine Nataliya Skakun
2001 Trencin Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Poland Marieta Gotfryd Turkey Dondu Ay
2002 Antalya Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Bulgaria Neli Yankova Hungary Henrietta Ráki
2003 Loutraki Turkey Aylin Dasdelen Turkey Emine Bilgin United Kingdom Michaela Breeze
2004 Kyiv Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Turkey Aylin Dasdelen Bulgaria Zlatina Atanasova
2005 Sofia Russia Marina Shainova Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Poland Marieta Gotfryd
2006 Władysławowo Russia Marina Shainova Albania Fetie Kasaj Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska
2007 Strasbourg[1] Russia Marina Shainova Norway Ruth Kasirye Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Albania Romela Begaj Romania Roxana Cocos
2009 Bucharest Belarus Nastassia Novikava Ukraine Yuliya Kalina Albania Romela Begaj
2010 Minsk Belarus Nastassia Novikava Albania Romela Begaj Poland Marieta Gotfryd
2011 Kazan Belarus Nastassia Novikava Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Turkey Bediha Tunadagi
2012 Antalya Azerbaijan Boyanka Kostova Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska Russia Yelena Shadrina
2013 Tirana Belarus Alena Chychkan Romania Loredana Elena Toma Albania Romela Begaj
2014 Tel Aviv Russia Elena Shadrina Romania Loredana Elena Toma United Kingdom Zoe Smith
2015 Tbilisi Azerbaijan Boyanka Kostova Romania Irina Lepsa Lacramioara Poland Aleksandra Klejnowska
2016 Førde Azerbaijan Boyanka Kostova Romania Irina Lepsa Lacramioara Poland Joanna Łochowska
2017 Split Russia Natalia Khlestkina Latvia Rebeka Koha Romania Mădălina Bianca Molie

– 63 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Bulgaria Gergana Kirilova Russia Valentina Popova Spain Josefa Pérez
1999 A Coruña Russia Valentina Popova Greece Ioanna Khatziioannou Bulgaria Gergana Kirilova
2000 Sofia Russia Valentina Popova Spain Josefa Pérez Czech Republic Veronika Buronova
2001 Trencin Russia Valentina Popova Poland Dominika Misterska Ukraine Nataliya Skakun
2002 Antalya Ukraine Nataliya Skakun Greece Anastasia Tsakiri Bulgaria Gergana Kirilova
2003 Loutraki Greece Anastasia Tsakiri Bulgaria Gergana Kirilova Bulgaria Zlatina Atanasova
2004 Kyiv Bulgaria Gergana Kirilova Poland Dominika Misterska Greece Anastasia Tsakiri
2005 Sofia Russia Svetlana Shimkova Poland Dominika Misterska Bulgaria Gergana Kirilova
2006 Władysławowo Russia Svetlana Shimkova Belarus Hanna Batsiushka Ukraine Vanda Maslovska
2007 Strasbourg Armenia Meline Daluzyan Turkey Sibel Şimşek Belarus Hanna Batsiushka
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Armenia Meline Daluzyan Turkey Sibel Şimşek Bulgaria Milka Maneva
2009 Bucharest Turkey Sibel Şimşek Norway Ruth Kasirye Russia Svetlana Tsarukaeva
2010 Minsk Turkey Sibel Şimşek Russia Svetlana Tsarukaeva Romania Roxana Cocos
2011 Kazan Russia Marina Shainova Russia Svetlana Tsarukaeva Turkey Sibel Şimşek
2012 Antalya Turkey Sibel Şimşek Hungary Nikoletta Nagy Turkey Neslihan Okumuş
2013 Tirana Bulgaria Milka Maneva Romania Irina Lepsa Poland Anna Leśniewska
2014 Tel Aviv Russia Tima Turieva Russia Nadezda Lomova Ukraine Yuliya Kalina
2015 Tbilisi Ukraine Yuliya Kalina Russia Nadezda Likhacheva Italy Giorgia Bordignon
2016 Førde Russia Natalia Khlestkina Russia Diana Akhmetova Italy Giorgia Bordignon
2017 Split Romania Loredana Elena Toma Russia Tatiana Aleeva Russia Tima Turieva

– 69 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Hungary Erzsébet Márkus Russia Svetlana Kabirova Poland Beata Prej
1999 A Coruña Bulgaria Milena Trendafilova Russia Irina Kasimova Poland Beata Prej
2000 Sofia Bulgaria Milena Trendafilova Bulgaria Daniela Kerkelova Russia Irina Kasimova
2001 Trencin Ukraine Vanda Maslovska Bulgaria Milena Trendafilova Greece Kleanthi Milona
2002 Antalya Russia Valentina Popova Russia Svetlana Khabirova Greece Maria Tatsi
2003 Loutraki Russia Valentina Popova Bulgaria Milena Trendafilova Russia Zarema Kasaeva
2004 Kyiv Turkey Sibel Simsek Russia Tatiana Matveeva Ukraine Vanda Maslovska
2005 Sofia Russia Zarema Kasayeva Russia Olga Kiseleva Ukraine Natalya Davydova
2006 Władysławowo Russia Tatiana Matveeva Ukraine Natalya Davydova Poland Dominika Misterska
2007 Strasbourg Russia Oxana Slivenko Armenia Nazik Avdalyan Ukraine Natalya Davydova
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Armenia Nazik Avdalyan Russia Tatiana Matveeva Bulgaria Slaveyka Ruzhinska
2009 Bucharest Russia Oxana Slivenko Armenia Nazik Avdalyan Russia Tatiana Matveeva
2010 Minsk Russia Oxana Slivenko Armenia Meline Daluzyan Belarus Shemshat Tuliayeva
2011 Minsk Russia Oxana Slivenko Russia Tatiana Matveeva Hungary Eszter Krutzler
2012 Antalya Russia Oxana Slivenko Romania Roxana Cocoș Russia Viktoriya Savenko
2013 Tirana Russia Oxana Slivenko Belarus Dzina Sazanavets Ukraine Nadiya Myronuk
2014 Tel Aviv Belarus Dzina Sazanavets Bulgaria Milka Maneva Ukraine Nadiya Myronuk
2015 Tbilisi Belarus Dzina Sazanavets Russia Iana Kondrashova Azerbaijan Anastassiya Ibrahimli
2016 Førde Armenia Nazik Avdalyan Belarus Darya Pachabut United Kingdom Rebekah Tiler
2017 Split Russia Anastasiia Romanova Ukraine Mariya Khlyan Belarus Anastasiya Mikhalenka

– 75 kg

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Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Hungary Mária Takács Hungary Ilona Danko Spain Mónica Carrio
1999 A Coruña Czech Republic Radomíra Ševčíková Turkey Şule Şahbaz Finland Karoliina Lundahl
2000 Sofia Russia Svetlana Khabirova Russia Venera Mannanova Poland Beata Prei
2001 Trencin Hungary Gyöngyi Likerecz Hungary Ilona Dankó Finland Karoliina Lundahl
2002 Antalya Turkey Sule Sahbaz Turkey Aysel Özgür Hungary Ilona Dankó
2003 Loutraki Russia Natalya Zabolotnaya Bulgaria Rumiana Petkova Greece Christina Ioannidi
2004 Kyiv Russia Svetlana Podobedova Turkey Sule Sahbaz Greece Christina Ioannidi
2005 Sofia Russia Svetlana Podobedova Russia Valentina Popova Bulgaria Rumyana Petkova
2006 Władysławowo Russia Natalya Zabolotnaya Russia Valentina Popova Armenia Hripsime Khurshudyan
2007 Strasbourg Armenia Hripsime Khurshudyan Russia Tatiana Matveeva Spain Lydia Valentín
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Russia Natalya Zabolotnaya Spain Lydia Valentín Germany Yvonne Kranz
2009 Bucharest Russia Natalya Zabolotnaya Armenia Hripsime Khurshudyan Spain Lydia Valentín
2010 Minsk Russia Natalya Zabolotnaya Russia Nadezhda Evstyukhina Armenia Hripsime Khurshudyan
2011 Kazan Russia Nadezhda Evstyukhina Russia Natalya Zabolotnaya Spain Lydia Valentín
2012 Antalya Russia Olga Zubova Spain Lydia Valentín Turkey Hatice Yılmaz
2013 Tirana Russia Nadezhda Yevstyukhina Spain Lydia Valentín Russia Anastasiia Romanova
2014 Tel Aviv Spain Lydia Valentín Russia Oxana Karpunenko Poland Ewa Mizdal
2015 Tbilisi Spain Lydia Valentín France Gaëlle Nayo-Ketchanke Belarus Darya Pachabut
2016 Førde Ukraine Iryna Dekha France Gaëlle Nayo-Ketchanke Moldova Natalia Priscepa
2017 Split Spain Lydia Valentín Russia Mariia Vostrikova Armenia Sona Poghosyan

– 90 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
2017 Split Russia Diana Mstieva Ukraine Valentyna Kisil Armenia Tatev Hakobyan

+ 90 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
2017 Split Russia Tatiana Kashirina Ukraine Anastasiya Lysenko Hungary Krisztina Magát

Discounted events

[edit]

Men

[edit]

– 52 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

– 54 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Bulgaria Ivan Ivanov Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Russia Nikolay Petukhov
1994 Sokolov Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Greece Iakovos Polanidis
1995 Warsaw Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Ivan Ivanov Bulgaria Stefan Grigoryev
1996 Stavanger Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Stefan Grigoryev Romania Traian Ciharean
1997 Rijeka Turkey Halil Mutlu Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Russia Mikhail Sevchenko

– 59 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Bulgaria Nikolay Peshalov Turkey Hafız Süleymanoğlu Ukraine Albert Nassibullin
1994 Sokolov Bulgaria Nikolay Peshalov Bulgaria Radostin Panayotov Greece Georgios Tzelilis
1995 Warsaw Bulgaria Nikolay Peshalov Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Turkey Hafız Süleymanoğlu
1996 Stavanger Greece Leonidas Sabanis Bulgaria Sevdalin Angelov Romania Marius Ciharean
1997 Rijeka Bulgaria Nikolay Peshalov Greece Leonidas Sabanis Bulgaria Stefan Georgiev

– 60 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1914 Vienna
1921 Offenbach
1924 Neunkirchen
1929 Vienna
1930 Munich
1931 Luxembourg
1933 Essen
1934 Genoa
1935 Paris
1947 Helsinki
1948 London
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris
1951 Milan
1952 Helsinki
1953 Stockholm
1954 Vienna
1955 Munich
1956 Helsinki
1957 Katowice
1958 Stockholm
1959 Warsaw
1960 Milan
1961 Vienna
1962 Budapest
1963 Stockholm
1964 Moscow
1965 Sofia
1966 Berlin
1968 Leningrad
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

– 62.5 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1909 Dresden Moritz Becker Max Seyfert Adolf Welz
1910–1911 not included in the program
1912 Vienna Emil Kliment Gustav Kubu Rudolf Tamme
1913 Brno Emil Kliment Jozef Wecht Hugo Gold

– 64 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Hungary Attila Czanka Greece Valerios Leonidis Bulgaria Radostin Dimitrov
1994 Sokolov Turkey Naim Suleymanoglu Greece Valerios Leonidis Bulgaria Ilian Tsankov
1995 Warsaw Turkey Naim Suleymanoglu Greece Valerios Leonidis Bulgaria Petar Petrov
1996 Stavanger Greece Valerios Leonidis Bulgaria Petar Petrov Bulgaria Ilian Iliev II
1997 Rijeka Turkey Hafız Süleymanoğlu Hungary Zoltán Farkas Romania Marian-Nicolae Dodita

– 67.5 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1914 Vienna
1921 Offenbach
1924 Neunkirchen
1929 Vienna
1930 Munich
1931 Luxembourg
1933 Essen
1934 Genoa
1935 Paris
1947 Helsinki
1948 London
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris
1951 Milan
1952 Helsinki
1953 Stockholm
1954 Vienna
1955 Munich
1956 Helsinki
1957 Katowice
1958 Stockholm
1959 Warsaw
1960 Milan
1961 Vienna
1962 Budapest
1963 Stockholm
1964 Moscow
1965 Sofia
1966 Berlin
1968 Leningrad
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

– 70 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1909 Dresden Rudolf Gross Max Kempe Kurt Dininger
1910–1911 not included in the program
1912 Vienna Josef Kammerer Franz Zuba Karl Hübner
1913–1992 not included in the program
1993 Sofia Bulgaria Yoto Yotov Poland Waldemar Kosiński Russia Ramzan Musayev
1994 Sokolov Bulgaria Yoto Yotov Turkey Fedail Guler Turkey Ergun Batmaz
1995 Warsaw Turkey Fedail Guler Poland Waldemar Kosiński Hungary Attila Feri
1996 Stavanger Bulgaria Zlatan Vanev Bulgaria Plamen Zhelyazkov Turkey Ergün Batmaz
1997 Rijeka Turkey Ergun Batmaz Bulgaria Zlatan Vanev Bulgaria Plamen Zhelyazkov

– 72.5 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1913 Brno Franz Zuba Karl Swoboda II Jiri Bailei

– 75 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1914 Vienna
1921 Offenbach
1924 Neunkirchen
1929 Vienna
1930 Munich
1931 Luxembourg
1933 Essen
1934 Genoa
1935 Paris
1947 Helsinki
1948 London
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris
1951 Milan
1952 Helsinki
1953 Stockholm
1954 Vienna
1955 Munich
1956 Helsinki
1957 Katowice
1958 Stockholm
1959 Warsaw
1960 Milan
1961 Vienna
1962 Budapest
1963 Stockholm
1964 Moscow
1965 Sofia
1966 Berlin
1968 Leningrad
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

– 76 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Armenia Khachatur Kyapanaktsyan Belarus Oleg Kechko Poland Andrzej Kozłowski
1994 Sokolov Ukraine Ruslan Savchenko Armenia Khachatur Kyapanaktsyan Ukraine Roman Sevasteev
1995 Warsaw Poland Andrzej Kozłowski Armenia Khachatur Kyapanaktsyan Armenia Hovhannes Barseghyan
1996 Stavanger Poland Waldemar Kosinski Russia Sergey Filimonov Greece Victor Mitrou
1997 Rijeka Bulgaria Yoto Yotov Germany Ingo Steinhoefel Ukraine Ruslan Savchenko

– 80 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1907 Vienna
1908 Malmö
1909 Dresden
1910 Budapest
1911 Leipzig
1912 Vienna

+ 80 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1907 Vienna
1908 Malmö
1909 Dresden
1910 Budapest
1911 Leipzig
1912 Vienna

– 82.5 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1913 Brno
1914 Vienna
1921 Offenbach
1924 Neunkirchen
1929 Vienna
1930 Munich
1931 Luxembourg
1933 Essen
1934 Genoa
1935 Paris
1947 Helsinki
1948 London
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris
1951 Milan
1952 Helsinki
1953 Stockholm
1954 Vienna
1955 Munich
1956 Helsinki
1957 Katowice
1958 Stockholm
1959 Warsaw
1960 Milan
1961 Vienna
1962 Budapest
1963 Stockholm
1964 Moscow
1965 Sofia
1966 Berlin
1968 Leningrad
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

+ 82.5 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1896 Rotterdam
1897 Vienna
1898 Amsterdam
1900 Rotterdam
1901 Rotterdam
1902 The Hague
1903 Amsterdam
1904 Amsterdam
1905 The Hague
1906 Copenhagen
1907 Vienna
1908–1912 not included in the program
1913 Brno
1914 Vienna
1921 Offenbach
1924 Neunkirchen
1929 Vienna
1930 Munich
1931 Luxembourg
1933 Essen
1934 Genoa
1935 Paris
1947 Helsinki
1948 London
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris

– 83 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Ukraine Oleksandr Blyshchyk Poland Krzysztof Siemion Greece Pyrros Dimas
1994 Sokolov Ukraine Vadym Bazhan Ukraine Oleksandr Blyshchyk Moldova Vadim Vacarciuc
1995 Warsaw Greece Pyrros Dimas Poland Andrzej Cofalik Turkey Dursun Sevinc
1996 Stavanger Russia Yuriy Myshkovets Georgia (country) Bidzina Mikiashvili Turkey Dursun Sevinc
1997 Rijeka Germany Marc Huster Turkey Dursun Sevinc Russia Yuriy Myshkovets

– 90 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1949 The Hague
1950 Paris
1951 Milan
1952 Helsinki
1953 Stockholm
1954 Vienna
1955 Munich
1956 Helsinki
1957 Katowice
1958 Stockholm
1959 Warsaw
1960 Milan
1961 Vienna
1962 Budapest
1963 Stockholm
1964 Moscow
1965 Sofia
1966 Berlin
1968 Leningrad
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

– 91 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Georgia (country) Kakhi Kakhiashvili Poland Sergiusz Wołczaniecki Bulgaria Ivan Chakarov
1994 Sokolov Russia Alexey Petrov Georgia (country) Kakhi Kakhiashvili Bulgaria Ivan Chakarov
1995 Warsaw Greece Akakios Kakiasvilis Bulgaria Plamen Bratoitchev Armenia Aleksander Karapetyan
1996 Stavanger Turkey Bulut Sunay Germany Oliver Caruso Bulgaria Plamen Bratoitchev
1997 Rijeka Turkey Bulut Sunay Germany Oliver Caruso Ukraine Oleg Tchoumak

– 99 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Russia Vyacheslav Rubin Poland Sławomir Zawada Belarus Oleg Chiritso
1994 Sokolov Russia Sergey Syrtsov Belarus Oleg Chiritso Georgia (country) Mukhran Gogia
1995 Warsaw Belarus Oleg Chiritso Ukraine Denys Hotfrid Poland Krzysztof Zawadki
1996 Stavanger Greece Akakios Kakiasvilis Russia Dmitry Smirnov Israel Vyacheslav Ivanovski
1997 Rijeka Ukraine Stanislav Ribalchenko Russia Dmitry Smirnov Slovakia Martin Tesovic

– 100 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

– 108 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Ukraine Timur Taymazov Germany Ronny Weller Russia Aleksandr Popov
1995 Sokolov Ukraine Timur Taymazov Russia Vadim Stasenko Ukraine Ihor Razoronov
1996 Warsaw Russia Sergey Syrtsov Poland Dariusz Osuch Russia Sergey Flerko
1996 Stavanger Russia Evgeny Chichliannikov Romania Nicu Vlad Belarus Vladimir Yemelyanov
1997 Rijeka Ukraine Denys Gotfrid Russia Evgeny Chichliannikov Latvia Viktors Ščerbatihs

+ 108 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 Sofia Germany Manfred Nerlinger Russia Andrei Chemerkin Ukraine Aleksander Levandovski
1995 Sokolov Russia Andrei Chemerkin Ukraine Serhiy Nahirnyi Russia Artur Skripkin
1996 Warsaw Russia Andrei Chemerkin Germany Manfred Nerlinger Greece Pavlos Saltsidis
1996 Stavanger Belarus Leonid Taranenko Belarus Alexey Krusevich Germany Axel Franz
1997 Rijeka Hungary Tibor Stark Latvia Raimonds Bergmanis Norway Stian Grimseth

– 110 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

+ 110 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1969 Warsaw
1970 Szombathely
1971 Sofia
1972 Constanţa
1973 Madrid
1974 Verona
1975 Moscow
1976 Berlin
1977 Stuttgart
1978 Havířov
1979 Varna
1980 Belgrade
1981 Lille
1982 Ljubljana
1983 Moscow
1984 Vitoria
1985 Katowice
1986 Karl-Marx-Stadt
1987 Reims
1988 Cardiff
1989 Athens
1990 Ålborg
1991 Władysławowo
1992 Szekszárd

Women

[edit]

– 46 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Bulgaria Donka Mincheva Spain Estefania Juan Turkey Esma Can
1997 Sevilla Spain Estefania Juan Russia Lyubov Averianova Bulgaria Donka Mincheva

– 50 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Bulgaria Silka Stoyeva Hungary Csilla Földi
1997 Sevilla Turkey Esma Can Bulgaria Izabela Dragneva Spain Rebeca Sires Rodriguez

– 54 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Turkey Neshlian Demiroz Bulgaria Neli Yankova Greece Ioanna Chatzioannou
1997 Sevilla Bulgaria Neli Yankova Turkey Neshlian Demiroz Slovakia Dagmar Danekova

– 59 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Turkey Fatma Kabadayi Greece Maria Christoforidou Turkey Hatice Demiroz
1997 Sevilla Turkey Fatma Kabadayi Greece Maria Christoforidou Spain Josefa Perez

– 64 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Bulgaria Gergana Kirillova Greece Ioanna Chatzioannou Russia Tatyana Tesikova
1997 Sevilla Greece Ioanna Chatzioannou Hungary Erzsébet Márkus Russia Tatyana Tesikova

– 70 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Turkey Sule Sahbaz Turkey Aysel Özgür Russia Irina Kasimova
1997 Sevilla Turkey Sule Sahbaz Russia Irina Kasimova Hungary Ilona Dankó

+ 75 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Riesa Germany Monique Riesterer Hungary Erika Takács Poland Agata Wróbel
1999 A Coruña Poland Agata Wróbel Russia Albina Khomich Ukraine Vita Rudenok
2000 Sofia Ukraine Vita Rudenok Germany Monique Riesterer Russia Albina Khomich
2001 Trencin Russia Albina Khomich Hungary Viktória Varga Ukraine Viktoriya Shaimardanova
2002 Antalya Poland Agata Wróbel Hungary Viktória Varga Russia Albina Khomich
2003 Loutraki Russia Albina Khomich Poland Agata Wróbel Turkey Deriya Acikgoz
2004 Kyiv Poland Agata Wróbel Ukraine Viktoriya Shaimardanova Turkey Deriya Acikgoz
2005 Sofia Ukraine Viktoriya Shaymardanova Ukraine Yulia Dovgal Bulgaria Yordanka Apostolova
2006 Władysławowo Ukraine Olha Korobka Russia Natalia Gagarina Bulgaria Yordanka Apostolova
2007 Strasbourg Ukraine Olha Korobka Belarus Katsiaryna Shkuratava Ukraine Yuliya Dovhal
2008 Lignano Sabbiadoro Ukraine Olha Korobka Ukraine Yuliya Dovhal Poland Magdalena Ufnal
2009 Bucharest Russia Tatiana Kashirina Russia Natalia Gagarina Ukraine Yuliya Dovhal
2010 Minsk Russia Tatiana Kashirina Ukraine Olha Korobka Belarus Volha Kniazhyshcha
2011 Kazan Russia Tatiana Kashirina Armenia Hripsime Khurshudyan Turkey Ümmühan Uçar
2012 Antalya Russia Tatiana Kashirina Russia Julia Konovalova Azerbaijan Yuliya Dovhal
2013 Tirana Poland Sabina Bagińska Ukraine Ganna Kozenko Hungary Krisztina Magat
2014 Tel Aviv Russia Tatiana Kashirina Russia Julia Konovalova Romania Andreea Aanei
2015 Tbilisi Russia Tatiana Kashirina Ukraine Anastasiya Lysenko Romania Andreea Aanei
2016 Førde Armenia Hripsime Khurshudyan Georgia (country) Anastasiia Hotfrid United Kingdom Mercy Brown

– 76 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Hungary Mária Takács Turkey Derya Açıkgöz Greece Panagiota Antonopoulou
1997 Sevilla Turkey Aysel Özgür Hungary Mária Takács Spain Monica Carrio

– 83 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Russia Albina Khomich Germany Monique Riesterer Finland Karolina Lundaahl
1997 Sevilla Turkey Derya Açıkgöz Russia Albina Khomich Germany Monique Riesterer

+ 83 kg

[edit]
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1996 Prague Turkey Nurcihan Gonul France Sylvia Iskin Hungary Erika Takács
1997 Sevilla Turkey Nurcihan Gonul Greece Stamatia Bontozi Finland Katarina Sederholm

References

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  1. ^ Fetie Kasaj from Albania originally won the silver medal, but was disqualified because of a positive drugs test. See Fardal, Eirik (2007-06-27). "Bronse ble EM-sølv". Aftenposten (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on 2011-05-23. Retrieved 2007-06-27.
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