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Rami Miron

b. 1957

Israeli former Olympic wrestler

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About Rami Miron

Born 1957. Rami Miron is an Israeli amateur wrestler.

Rami Miron (; also "Meron"; born January 17, 1957) is an Israeli former Olympic wrestler.

Early life Miron is Jewish, and was born in Baku in Azerbaijan in the Soviet Union. He made aliyah (immigrated to Israel) from Russia in the Soviet Union.

Wrestling career In 1975, as a lightweight, Miron finished 6th in the World Youth Championships, and 7th in the World Championships. He defeated Ronald Joseph of the US Virgin Islands, Lennart Lundell of Sweden, and Zsigmond Kelevitz of Australia, while losing to János Kocsis of Hungary and in the quarter-finals to gold medal winner Pavel Pinigin of the Soviet Union. When he competed in the Olympics, he was tall, and weighed .

In 1977, Miron finished 4th at the World Championships.

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Who is Rami Miron?

Israeli former Olympic wrestler

When was Rami Miron born?

Rami Miron was born on 17 January 1957 in Baku.

What is Rami Miron's occupation?

Rami Miron is an amateur wrestler.

What nationality is Rami Miron?

Rami Miron is Israeli.

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· Wikipedia: Rami Miron

· Wikidata: Q20021167

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