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Men's Greco-Roman 69 kg at the 1999 World Championships
Venue	Peace and Friendship Stadium
Dates	24–26 September 1999
Competitors	36 from 36 nations
Medalists
Son Sang-pil    South Korea   Aleksandr Tretyakov    Russia   Vladimir Kopytov    Belarus
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1999 World Wrestling Championships
	Freestyle	Greco-Roman	Women
	54 kg	54 kg	46 kg
	58 kg	58 kg	51 kg
	63 kg	63 kg	56 kg
	69 kg	69 kg	62 kg
	76 kg	76 kg	68 kg
	85 kg	85 kg	75 kg
	97 kg	97 kg
	130 kg	130 kg
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The men's Greco-Roman 69 kilograms is a competition featured at the 1999 World Wrestling Championships, and was held at the Peace and Friendship Stadium in Piraeus, Athens, Greece from 24 to 26 September 1999.

Results

Legend

• D — Disqualified
• F — Won by fall

Preliminary round

Pool 1

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		GEO	TUR	FIN
1	Giorgi Jinjvelashvili (GEO)	2	2	0	6	10		—	3–1	7–0
2	Mecnun Güler (TUR)	2	1	1	4	4		1–3 PP	—	3–1
3	Ari Härkänen (FIN)	2	0	2	1	1		0–3 PO	1–3 PP	—

Pool 2

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		BLR	KOR	JPN
1	Vladimir Kopytov (BLR)	2	2	0	6	6		—	4–1	2–1
2	Son Sang-pil (KOR)	2	1	1	5	5		1–3 PP	—	4–0 Fall
3	Katsuhiko Nagata (JPN)	2	0	2	1	1		1–3 PP	0–4 TO	—

Pool 3

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		CUB	SUI	DEN
1	Liubal Colás (CUB)	2	2	0	7	19		—	10–0	9–0
2	Daniel Schnyder (SUI)	2	1	1	3	3		0–4 ST	—	3–1
3	Jan Schou (DEN)	2	0	2	1	1		0–3 PO	1–3 PP	—

Pool 4

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		GER	BUL	AUT
1	Adam Juretzko (GER)	2	2	0	7	15		—	4–1	11–0
2	Biser Georgiev (BUL)	2	1	1	4	4		1–3 PP	—	3–0
3	Simon Häusle (AUT)	2	0	2	0	0		0–4 ST	0–3 PO	—

Pool 5

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		FRA	YUG	RSA
1	Ghani Yalouz (FRA)	2	2	0	8	24		—	11–1	13–0
2	Đorđe Miolski (YUG)	2	1	1	5	11		1–4 SP	—	10–0
3	Juan Nel (RSA)	2	0	2	0	0		0–4 ST	0–4 ST	—

Pool 6

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		ROM	UKR	KGZ
1	Ender Memet (ROM)	2	2	0	6	7		—	3–1	4–3
2	Rustam Adzhi (UKR)	2	1	1	5	9		1–3 PP	—	8–2 Fall
3	Auaz Ordobaev (KGZ)	2	0	2	1	5		1–3 PP	0–4 TO	—

Pool 7

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		RUS	POL	SWE
1	Aleksandr Tretyakov (RUS)	2	2	0	6	4		—	1–0	3–0
2	Ryszard Wolny (POL)	2	1	1	3	4		0–3 PO	—	4–0
3	Mattias Schoberg (SWE)	2	0	2	0	0		0–3 PO	0–3 PO	—

Pool 8

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		CZE	AZE	BIH
1	Petr Bielesz (CZE)	2	2	0	7	22		—	6–2	16–6
2	Vugar Aslanov (AZE)	2	1	1	5	12		1–3 PP	—	10–0
3	Dragan Marković (BIH)	2	0	2	1	6		1–4 SP	0–4 ST	—

Pool 9

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		IRI	UZB	PRK
1	Parviz Zeidvand (IRI)	2	2	0	6	8		—	5–0	3–2
2	Grigori Pulyaev (UZB)	2	1	1	3	4		0–3 PO	—	4–2
3	Jong Kon-i (PRK)	2	0	2	2	4		1–3 PP	1–3 PP	—

Pool 10

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		ARM	NOR	USA
1	Movses Karapetyan (ARM)	2	2	0	7	19		—	12–0	7–6
2	Thomas Amundsen (NOR)	2	1	1	3	5		0–4 ST	—	5–0
3	David Zuniga (USA)	2	0	2	1	6		1–3 PP	0–3 PO	—

Pool 11

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		HUN	TPE	GUM
1	Csaba Hirbik (HUN)	2	2	0	8	18		—	7–0 Fall	11–0
2	Liu Cheng-hua (TPE)	2	1	1	4	11		0–4 TO	—	11–0
3	Melchor Manibusan (GUM)	2	0	2	0	0		0–4 ST	0–4 ST	—

Pool 12

Pos	Athlete	Pld	W	L	CP	TP		GRE	CHN	KAZ
1	Alexios Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	2	2	0	6	8		—	4–0	4–0
2	Zhang Xiling (CHN)	2	1	1	3	3		0–3 PO	—	3–2
3	Nurlan Koizhaiganov (KAZ)	2	0	2	1	2		0–3 PO	1–3 PP	—

Knockout round

	Round of 16				Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final
	Giorgi Jinjvelashvili (GEO)	0
	Vladimir Kopytov (BLR)	4			Vladimir Kopytov (BLR)	5
	Liubal Colás (CUB)	5			Liubal Colás (CUB)	0
	Adam Juretzko (GER)	2							Vladimir Kopytov (BLR)	0
	Ghani Yalouz (FRA)	5							Aleksandr Tretyakov (RUS)	4
	Ender Memet (ROM)	1			Ghani Yalouz (FRA)	3
	Aleksandr Tretyakov (RUS)	3			Aleksandr Tretyakov (RUS)	4
	Petr Bielesz (CZE)	1											Aleksandr Tretyakov (RUS)	0
	Parviz Zeidvand (IRI)	5											Son Sang-pil (KOR)	4
	Movses Karapetyan (ARM)	0			Parviz Zeidvand (IRI)	0
	Csaba Hirbik (HUN)	1			Csaba Hirbik (HUN)	3
	Alexios Kolitsopoulos (GRE)	0							Csaba Hirbik (HUN)	0			Bronze medal match
	Son Sang-pil (KOR)	6							Son Sang-pil (KOR)	10
	Đorđe Miolski (YUG)	0			Son Sang-pil (KOR)	10							Vladimir Kopytov (BLR)	4
	Rustam Adzhi (UKR)	3			Rustam Adzhi (UKR)	0							Csaba Hirbik (HUN)	4
	Vugar Aslanov (AZE)	2

References

1. "Event Results". Official website. Archived from the original on 2000-10-30. Retrieved 18 May 2020.

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