Mistrzostwa Azji w Zapasach 2009
Mistrzostwa Azji w zapasach w 2009 roku rozegrano w tajlandzkim mieście Pattayi od 2 do 7 maja.
Wyniki mężczyźni
styl wolny
| Waga | Złoto: | Srebro: | Brąz: |
| 55 kg |  Kim Hyo-sub |  Yang Kyong-il |  Nurłan Orozbek uułu |
 Hasan Rahimi | |||
| 60 kg | Jo Tong-hyok |  Gandzorigijn Mandachnaran | Masud Esma’ilpur |
| Bazar Bazargurujew | |||
| 66 kg | Mahdi Taghawi |  Tatsuhiro Yonemitsu | Yang Chun-song |
| Kim Dae-sung | |||
| 74 kg | Sadegh Gudarzi |  Abdułchakim Szapijew | Kim Jin-i |
 Ramesh Kumar | |||
| 84 kg | Ehsan Laszgari | Lee Jae-sung | Anuj Kumar |
 Siriguleng | |||
| 96 kg | Sa’id Ebrahimi | Tömörchüügijn Ench-Amgalan | Yang Wulin |
| Däulet Szabanbaj | |||
| 120 kg | Fardin Masumi | Nam Kyung-jin | Marid Mutalimow |
| Nobuyoshi Arakida |
styl klasyczny
| Waga | Złoto: | Srebro: | Brąz: |
| 55 kg | Kohei Hasegawa | Joginder Singh | Kim Won-mo |
| Aschat Kudajbergenow | |||
| 60 kg | Wan Feihu | Ałmat Kebyspajew | Ryota Sato |
| Jung Kyung-ho | |||
| 66 kg | Darchan Bajachmetow | Eom Hyeok | Kim Kum-chol |
| Sa’id Abdewali | |||
| 74 kg | Farszad Alizade | Kang Hee-bok | Tsukasa Tsurumaki |
| Roman Mieloszyn | |||
| 84 kg | Taleb Nematpur | Andriej Samochin | Zhu Yanxiao |
 Lin Ming-hsuan | |||
| 96 kg | Amir Ali Akbari | Margułan Äsembekow | Anil Kumar |
 Jahja Muhammad Abu Tabich | |||
| 120 kg | Masud Haszemzade | Dharmender Dalal |  Ali Nadhim |
| Murat Ramonow |
Wyniki kobiety
styl wolny
| Waga | Złoto: | Srebro: | Brąz: |
| 48 kg | Li Xiaomei | Żułdyz Jeszymowa |  Nguyễn Thị Lụa |
| Makiko Sakamoto | |||
| 51 kg | Tatjana Bakatiuk | Han Kum-ok | Zeng Qingping |
| Dawaasüchijn Otgonceceg | |||
| 55 kg | Chikako Matsukawa | Chen Juan | Ajym Äbdyldina |
| Choe Jong-bok | |||
| 59 kg | Yurika Itō | Jia Mei | Um Ji-eun |
| Alka Tomar | |||
| 63 kg | Mio Nishimaki |  Wilaiwan Thongkam | Lương Thị Quyên |
| Zhang Fengliu | |||
| 67 kg | Jelena Szałygina | Ma Yan | Badrachyn Odonczimeg |
| Yoshiko Inoue | |||
| 72 kg | Hong Yan | Asuka Sano | Jana Panowa |
| Ochirbatyn Burmaa |
Linki zewnętrzne
- styl wolny kobiet. fila-official.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2014-02-22)].
- styl wolny mężczyzn. fila-official.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2014-02-22)].
- styl klasyczny mężczyzn. fila-official.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2014-02-22)].
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