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Poorya Fayazi

Fayazi in 2015

Personal information

Full name

Purya Fayazi Damnabi

Nationality

Iranian

Born

(1993-01-12) 12 January 1993 (age 31)
Hashtrud, East Azerbaijan, Iran

Height

1.94 m (6 ft 4 in)

Weight

87 kg (192 lb)

Spike

330 cm (130 in)

Volleyball information

Position

Outside spiker

Current club

paykan tehran

Number

Career

Years	Teams
2011–2013 2013–2015 2015–2016 2016–2017 2017–2019 2019 2019–	Saipa Alborz Shahrdari Urmia Sarmayeh Bank Tehran Parseh Tehran Shahrdari Varamin MKS Będzin Shahrdari Urmia

National team

2011–2021

Iran

Honours

Representing Iran

Men's volleyball
Asian Championship
	2019 Tehran
	2015 Tehran
Asian Games
	2014 Incheon

Purya Fayazi Damnabi (Persian: پوریا فیاضی), (born 12 January 1993 in Tehran) is an Iranian volleyball player who plays as an outside spiker for the Iranian national team and Iranian team Shahrdari Urmia.

Sporting achievements

AVC Asian Club Championship
- Philippines 2014 – with Matin Varamin
- Chinese Taipei 2019 – with Shahrdari Varamin

On loan in Matin Varamin

National championships
- 2011/2012 Iranian Championship, with Saipa Alborz
- 2013/2014 Iranian Championship, with Shahrdari Urmia
- 2014/2015 Iranian Championship, with Shahrdari Urmia
- 2015/2016 Iranian Championship, with Sarmayeh Bank Tehran
- 2018/2019 Iranian Championship, with Shahrdari Varamin
- 2020/2021 Iranian Championship, with Shahrdari Urmia
National team
- 2008 AVC Asian U18 Championship
- 2009 FIVB U19 World Championship
- 2014 AVC Asian Games
- 2015 AVC Asian Championship
- 2015 AVC Asian U23 Championship
- 2019 AVC Asian Championship

Individually

The Best Scorer: 2008 Asian U18 Championship
The Most Valuable Player: 2015 Asian U23 Championship
The Best Outside Spiker: 2015 Asian U23 Championship
The Best Outside Spiker: 2015 Asian Championship

References

"Purya Fayazi w Będzinie!". www.mksbedzin.pl. Retrieved 17 June 2019.

External links

v t e Iran squad – 2011 World Cup – 9th place
1 Fayazi 3 Hosseini 4 Mousavi 6 Hossein 7 Zarini 8 Zarif 9 Nadi 10 Ghafour 12 Nazari 13 Mahdavi 14 Keshavarzi 15 Bakhsheshi 16 Bazargard 19 Kamalvand Coach: Velasco

v t e Iran squad – 2014 World League (Final Six) – 4th place
2 Mostafavand 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Alizadeh 16 Tashakori 17 Ghara 22 Ebadipour Coach: Kovač

v t e Iran squad – 2014 World Championship – 6th place
1 Mahmoudi 2 Ebadipour 3 Faezi 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Tashakori 16 Alizadeh Coach: Kovač

v t e Iran squad – 2014 Asian Games – Gold medal
1 Mahmoudi 2 Ebadipour 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Tashakori Coach: Kovač

v t e Iran squad – 2015 Asian Championship – Silver medal
1 Fayazi 2 Sharifat 4 Salafzoon 6 Hossein 7 Zarini 9 Gholami 10 Gholizad 11 Davoudi 12 Shafiei 14 Safaei 17 Piroutpour 18 Vadi Coach: Akbari

v t e Iran squad – 2019 Nations League (Final Six) – 5th place
2 Ebadipour 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Hazratpour 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 14 Manavinejad 15 Mojarrad 16 Shafiei 19 Moazzen 20 Yali 24 Karimi Coach: Kolaković

v t e Iran squad – 2019 Asian Championship – Gold medal
2 Ebadipour 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Hazratpour 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 15 Mojarrad 16 Shafiei 19 Moazzen 20 Yali 22 Esfandiar 24 Karimi Coach: Kolaković

v t e Iran squad – 2019 World Cup – 8th place
2 Ebadipour 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 7 Fayazi 8 Hazratpour 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 15 Mojarrad 16 Shafiei 19 Moazzen 20 Yali 22 Esfandiar 24 Karimi Coach: Kolaković

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