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19th European Openweight
Championships
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18th European Openweight
Championships
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17th European Openweight
Championships
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2022,
Myslenice, Poland
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2019,
Minsk, Belarus
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2018,
Ciorescu, Moldova
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1. Alejandro Navarro  SPAIN
2. Patryk Sypien POLAND
3. Andriy Mezenskiy  UKRAINE
4. Filip Maksimowicz POLAND
5. Wiktor
Kolaja POLAND
6. Andrzej Winiarski POLAND
7. Maxime Demeautis  FRANCE
8. Bogomil Kostov  BULGARIA
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1. Patryk Sypien POLAND
2. Dzmitiry
Varabei BELARUS
3. Alexei Galiev  RUSSIA
4. Andriy Mezenskiy UKRAINE
5. Krzystof
Jelonek POLAND
6. Maxime Demeautis FRANCE
7. Maxim Kuzyaev UKRAINE
8. Ivan Aksenenko RUSSIA
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Dzmitiry
Varabei BELARUS
3. Igor Zagainov RUSSIA
4. Constantin Dogari  MOLDOVA
5. Maxime Demeautis FRANCE
6. Zdenko
Lakusic  SERBIA
7. Alexander Atanasov BULGARIA
8. Alexei Galiev RUSSIA
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16th European Openweight
Championships
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15th European Openweight
Championships
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14th European Openweight
Championships
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13th European Openweight
Championships
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2017,
Bucharest, Romania
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2016,
Lublin, Poland
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2015,
Katowice, Poland
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2014,
Sosnowiec, Poland
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1. Konstantin Kovalenko RUSSIA
2. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
3. Patryk Sypien POLAND
4. Damian Galinski POLAND
5. Stefan Dita ROMANIA
6. Maxim Ekimov RUSSIA
7. Constantin Dogari  MOLDOVA
8. Alexander Atanasov BULGARIA
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Andrey Luzin RUSSIA
3. Andrey Zuborev RUSSIA
4. Alexander Atanasov BULGARIA
5. Damian Galinski POLAND
6. Patryk Sypien POLAND
7. Andrzej Winiarski POLAND
8. Nykyta
Peshenko UKRAINE
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1. Alexander Yeremenko UKRAINE
2. Eldar
Ismailov UKRAINE
3. Damian Galinski POLAND
4. Patryk Sypien POLAND
5. Matam
Eliakim  ISRAEL
6. Marcin Dabrowski POLAND
7. Nykyta
Peshenko UKRAINE
8. David Navojan RUSSIA
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1. Patryk Sypien POLAND
2. Damian Galinski POLAND
3. Vladislav Ekimov RUSSIA
4. Daniel Bukowy POLAND
5. Ali Zeghbab FRANCE
6. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
7. Kiril
Boev BULGARIA
8. Matam
Eliakim ISRAEL
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12th European Openweight
Championships
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11th European Openweight
Championships
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10th European Openweight
Championships
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9th European Openweight
Championships
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2013,
Paris, France
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2011,
Paris, France
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2010,
Belgrade, Serbia
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2009,
Paris, France
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Sergey Uvitskiy RUSSIA
3. Andrey Chirkov RUSSIA
4. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
5. Radivoje
Mirkovic SERBIA
6. Yoshikazu Muraoka  JAPAN
7. Romeo Beznea ROMANIA
8. Giovanne
Mirasole  ITALY
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Zahary
Damyanov BULGARIA
3. Diogo
Da Silva  BRAZIL
4. Makoto Akaishi JAPAN
5. Mirel
Jakob ROMANIA
6. Djema
Belkhodja FRANCE
7. Alexander Yeremenko UKRAINE
8. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN
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1. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
2. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
3. Djema Belkhodja FRANCE
4. Amet Yunusov UKRAINE
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2.
Pablo Estensoro
SPAIN
3. Aleksandar Komanov BULG
4. Vusal
Ismailov UKRAINE
5. Mirel
Iacob ROMANIA
6. Vladsyslav
Plyasovytsya UKR.
7. Marcin Sieradzki POLAND
8. Michal Krzak POLAND
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8th European Openweight
Championships
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7th European Openweight
Championships
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6th European Openweight
Championships
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5th European Openweight
Championships
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2008,
Varna, Bulgaria
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2007,
Riesa, Germany
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2006,
Sicily, Italy
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2005,
Belgrade, Serbia
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Lucien Gogonel ROMANIA
3. Petar
Martinov BULGARIA
4. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN
5. Michal Krzak POLAND
6. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
7. Victor Teixeira  HOLLAND
8. Marcin Miller POLAND
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1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Lucien Gogonel ROMANIA
3. Krysztof
Habraszka POLAND
4. Stilian
Petrov BULGARIA
5. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN
6. Michal Krzak POLAND
7. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
8. Petar
Martinov BULGARIA
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1.
Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Piotr
Banasik POLAND
3.
Michal Krzak POLAND
4. Roman
Zmora POLAND
5.
Lucien Gogonel ROMANIA
6. Djema Belkhodja FRANCE
7.
Chakri Nafti  TUNISIA
8. Skander Youssfi TUNISIA
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1. Krysztof
Habraszka POLAND
2. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
3. Jan Sokup
 CZECH
REPUBLIC
4. Pablo Estensoro
SPAIN
5. Sveto
Dekovic SERBIA
6. Zahary
Damyanov BULGARIA
7. Karol Ciesluk
POLAND
8. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
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4th European Openweight
Championships
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3rd European Openweight
Championships
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2nd European Openweight
Championships
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1st European Openweight
Championships
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2004,
Warsaw, Poland
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2003,
Baja, Hungary
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2002,
Wroclaw, Poland
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2000,
Katowice, Poland
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1. Krysztof
Habraszka POLAND
2. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
3. Sylwester
Sypien POLAND
4. Michal Krzak
POLAND
5. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
6. Semen Garan
UKRAINE
7. Alexandre Rodrigues FRANCE
8. Karol Ciesluk
POLAND
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1. Alexandre
Rodrigues FRANCE
2. Valentin Krastev
BULGARIA
3. Krysztof Habraszka POLAND
4. Piotr Banasik POLAND
5. Michal Krzak POLAND
6. Adam Szolnoki HUNGARY
7. Tomasz Najduch POLAND
8. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
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1. Tomasz Najduch POLAND
2. Piotr Banasik POLAND
3. Alexei Drobyazko UKRAINE
4. Sylwester Sypien POLAND
5. Krysztof Habraszka POLAND
6. Alejandro
Navarro SPAIN
7. Rudolf Conquet
HOLLAND
8. Karol Ciesluk POLAND
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1. Sylwester Sypien POLAND
2. Andrey Onopchenko UKRAINE
3. Tomasz Najduch POLAND
4. Krysztof Habraszka POLAND
5. Emil Kostov BULGARIA
6. Alexei Drobyazko UKRAINE
7. Tomasz Glowacki POLAND
8. Pavel Mandok POLAND
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