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Oskari Friman

Full name: Oskar David "Oskari" Friman
Nickname(s): Oski, Paini-isinööri
Gender: Male
Born: January 27, 1893 in Usadishche, Leningrad, Russia
Died: October 19, 1933 in Vyborg, Leningrad, Russia
Country: FIN Finland
Sport: Wrestling

Medals: 2 Gold (2 Total)

Biography

Oskari Friman had the following finishes at major championships – 1921 World Championship: 67.5 kg. Greco-Roman (1st).

Results

Games Age City Sport Event Team NOC Rank Medal
1920 Summer 27 Antwerpen Wrestling Men's Featherweight, Greco-Roman Finland FIN 1 Gold
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Men's Lightweight, Greco-Roman Finland FIN 1 Gold

Men's Featherweight, Greco-Roman

Event History
Games Age City Sport Team NOC Phase Unit Rank Date Result
1920 Summer 27 Antwerpen Wrestling Finland FIN Final Round Match 1/2 1 1920-08-20 Friman (FIN) fall (4:22), Kähkönen (FIN)
1920 Summer 27 Antwerpen Wrestling Finland FIN Semi-Finals Match #1 1 1920-08-19 Friman (FIN) fall (5:27), Boumans (BEL)
1920 Summer 27 Antwerpen Wrestling Finland FIN Quarter-Finals Match #2 1 1920-08-18 Friman (FIN) fall (7:38), Svensson (SWE)
1920 Summer 27 Antwerpen Wrestling Finland FIN Round Two Match #3 1 1920-08-17 Friman (FIN) fall (2:20), Gallery (USA)

Men's Lightweight, Greco-Roman

Event History
Games Age City Sport Team NOC Phase Unit Rank Date Result
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Finland FIN Final Round Match #1 1 1924-07-10 Friman (FIN) decision, Keresztes (HUN)
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Finland FIN Round Five Match #1 1 Friman (FIN) decision, Matura (HUN)
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Finland FIN Round Four Match #1 1 Friman (FIN) fall (6:40), Askehave (DEN)
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Finland FIN Round Three Match #10 AC 1924-07-08 Friman (FIN)
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Finland FIN Round Two Match #14 1 1924-07-07 Friman (FIN) decision, Beránek (TCH)
1924 Summer 31 Paris Wrestling Finland FIN Round One Match #14 1 Friman (FIN) fall (8:02), Gaupset (NOR)