Tajikistan at the 2004 Summer Olympics
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| At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens | ||||||||||||
| Competitors | 9 (5 male, 4 female) in 5 sports | |||||||||||
| Flag bearer | Narguis Nabieva | |||||||||||
| Medals | Gold 0 |
Silver 0 |
Bronze 0 |
Total 0 |
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Tajikistan competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.
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Results by event[edit]
Archery[edit]
Nabieva led her first round match through 11 arrows, and outshot her opponent by five points in the last three arrows, but a four-shot stretch of 2-5-6-5 in between doomed her to defeat.
- Nargis Nabieva
- Ranking Round: 600 points (55th overall)
- 1/32 Round: Lost to (10) Wu Hui Ju of Chinese Taipei (142 - 156)
Athletics[edit]
Nazarov had won a bronze medal at the 2003 Asian Championships, and his personal best would have put him in contention for making the final, so being unable to post a mark was unfortunate for him.
- Dilshod Nazarov
- Qualification: No mark
Nazarov fouled on all three of his attempts.
- Gulsara Dadabaeva - 2:50:45 (53rd overall)
Boxing[edit]
Tajikistan sent one boxer to Athens. He lost his first bout.
- Sherali Dostiev
- Round of 32: Lost to Harry Tanamor of the Philippines (12 - 17)
Shooting[edit]
Babikov was only one point away from to qualifying for Tajikistan's first ever Olympic final appearance.
- Sergey Babikov
- 581 points (10th overall, did not advance)
Wrestling[edit]
Freestyle[edit]
The four Tajik wrestlers in Athens put up a solid 5-5 record, and while none managed to win their group and progress, three secured top 10 positions.
- Yusup Abdusalomov
- Pool 2
- Defeated Einur Aslanov of Azerbaijan (7 - 3)
- Lost to Daniel Igali of Canada (2 - 5)
- 2nd in pool, did not advance (9 TP, 4 CP, 9th overall)
- Pool 2
- Shamil Aliev
- Pool 7
- Defeated Nicola Ghita of Romania (4 - 3; 7:49)
- Defeated Matar Sene of Senegal (6 - 3)
- Lost to Sazhid Sazhidov of Russia (0 - 5)
- 2nd in pool, did not advance (10 TP, 6 CP, 8th overall)
- Pool 7
- Lidiya Karamchakova
- Pool 3
- Lost to Irini Merleni of Ukraine (Superiority; 1:41)
- Defeated Fani Pastha of Greece (5 - 3; 6:23)
- Defeated Fadhila Louati of Tunisia (Fall; 1:50)
- 2nd in pool, did not advance (7 TP, 8 CP, 7th overall)
- Pool 3
- Natalya Ivanova
- Pool 3
- Lost to Volha Khilko of Belarus (1 - 4)
- Lost to Lise Legrand of France (0 - 3; 6:59)
- 2nd in pool, did not advance (1 TP, 1 CP, 11th overall)
- Pool 3
Officials[edit]
- President: Gafor Mirzoev
- Secretary General: Mukhamadsho Abdulloev