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Reza Alipour
Alipour in 2018
Personal information
Native nameرضا علی‌پور شنازندی‌فرد
Full nameReza Alipour Shenazandifard
Nickname(s)The Greatest
Asiatic cheetah
Nationality Iran
Born (1994-04-29) 29 April 1994 (age 30)
Qazvin, Iran
OccupationFirefighter
Height1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
Weight76 kg (168 lb)
Sport
Country Iran
SportCompetition climbing
EventSpeed
Medal record
Men's competition climbing
Representing  Iran
Event 1st 2nd 3rd
World Championship 1 1 1
World Games 1 – –
World Cup 6 2 6
Asian Games 2 – –
Asian Championships 1 2 –
World Games
Gold medal – first place 2017 Wroclaw Speed
World Championships
Gold medal – first place 2018 Innsbruck Speed
Silver medal – second place 2016 Paris Speed
Bronze medal – third place 2014 Gijón Speed
Asian Games
Gold medal – first place 2018 Jakarta–Palembang Speed
Gold medal – first place 2022 Hangzhou Speed
Asian Championships
Gold medal – first place 2017 Tehran Speed
Silver medal – second place 2013 Tehran Speed
Silver medal – second place 2015 Ningbo Speed

Reza Alipour Shenazandifard (Persian: رضا علی‌پور شنازندی‌فرد, born 29 April 1994) is an Iranian competition speed climber from Qazvin. He is nicknamed the "Persian Cheetah".[1]

Then in 2014, in Spain, he registered 05.97 seconds and broke his own Iranian record in speed climbing. The International Federation of Sport Climbing IFSC titled him an Asiatic cheetah. [citation needed] Upon setting the new world record of 5.48 seconds at the IFSC World Cup Nanjing, he was named the [by whom?] Usain Bolt of speed climbing.[2]

On April 30, 2017, in Nanjing, China, Alipour set a new world record; scaling a 15-meter wall in 5.48 seconds, snatching the gold medal, and beating the previous record of 5.60 seconds held by Ukraine's Danyil Boldyrev.[3]

He was crowned the 2017 International World Games Association (IWGA) Athlete of the Year. Alipour received 90,790 votes in the contest, with second place going to Ukrainian powerlifter Larysa Soloviova, who scored 90,036.[4]

He also finished in first place at the 18th Asian Games in Palembang in Men's Speed Climbing competition, Zhong Qixin from China won the silver medal, and bronze medal went to Indonesian climber Aspar Jaelolo.[5] Iranian speed climber Reza Alipour seat top at the latest 2018 World Ranking published by International Federation of Sport Climbing IFSC and collecting 324.68 points and Bassa Mawem of France and Dmitrii Timofeev of Russia stand next with 318.59 and 316.01 points respectively[6]

His cousin, Mehdi, also competes as a speed climber.[7][8]

On the third day of the Olympic qualifiers held in Budapest, Reza Alipour managed to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics by scoring 61 points in the two qualifiers of China and Hungary.[9][10][11]

Alipour of Iran advanced to the final with a run time of 5.06 seconds as the fastest elimination heat loser of the men's speed climbing in the 2024 Olympic Games.[12][13][14]

Alipour finished in the fourth place in sport climbing at the 2024 Summer Olympics. He lost to his American rival Samuel Watson in the bronze medal match in Paris. Watson won bronze with a time of 4.74 seconds. Alipour finished fourth with 4.88 seconds.[15]

Reza presents at the 2016 World Cup in Wujiang, China “the Reza”, a brand new technique, trying to find a solution to this record that seems impossible to beat. Even Reza chose to skip an hold, exactly the number 4, the one at the start that brings you further away from an ideal linear trajectory. So he starts like the Classic Start but then he just goes directly to the hold number 5 and 6 with a big stretch obtaining a much linear trajectory instead of the classic start. At the second World Cup of the 2017 he beat the old record and signing a record that was unbeaten for the next 4 years.[16]

World Cup podiums

[17]

Season Location Discipline Place
2013 Haiyang, China Speed 1st
Wujiang, China Speed 2nd
2014 Chamonix, France Speed 3rd
2015 Haiyang, China Speed 3rd
Wujiang, China Speed 1st
2016 Nanjing, China Speed 1st
Chamonix, France Speed 3rd
2017 Nanjing, China Speed 1st
Villars, Switzerland Speed 1st
Arco, Italy Speed 2nd
2018 Moscow, Russia Speed 1st
Arco, Italy Speed 3rd
Wujiang, China Speed 3rd
Xiamen, China Speed 3rd
Men's World Record History
Date Time (s) Person Location Competition
August 8, 2024 4.74[18] United States Samuel Watson Paris, France Olympics
August 6, 2024 4.75[19] United States Samuel Watson Paris, France Olympics
April 12, 2024 4.798[20] United States Samuel Watson Wujiang, China World Cup
April 12, 2024 4.859[21] United States Samuel Watson Wujiang, China World Cup
April 28, 2023 4.90[22] Indonesia Veddriq Leonardo Seoul, South Korea World Cup
April 28, 2023 4.984[23] Indonesia Veddriq Leonardo Seoul, South Korea World Cup
July 8, 2022 5.009[24] Indonesia Kiromal Katibin Chamonix, France World Cup
June 30, 2022 5.04[25] Indonesia Kiromal Katibin Villars, Switzerland World Cup
June 30, 2022 5.09[26] Indonesia Kiromal Katibin Villars, Switzerland World Cup
May 27, 2022 5.10[27][28] Indonesia Kiromal Katibin Salt Lake City, US World Cup
May 6, 2022 5.17[29] Indonesia Kiromal Katibin Seoul, South Korea World Cup
May 28, 2021 5.20[30] Indonesia Veddriq Leonardo Salt Lake City, US World Cup
May 28, 2021 5.25[31] Indonesia Kiromal Katibin Salt Lake City, US World Cup
April 30, 2017 5.48[32] Iran Reza Alipour Nanjing, China World Cup
September 12, 2014 5.60[33] Ukraine Danyil Boldyrev Gijon, Spain World Championships
August 31, 2014 5.73[34] Czech Republic Libor Hroza [cs] Arco, Italy World Cup
August 30, 2014 5.76[35] Czech Republic Libor Hroza [cs] Arco, Italy World Cup
October 13, 2012 5.88[36] Russia Evgenii Vaitcekhovskii [cs] Xining, China World Cup
August 27, 2011 6.26[37] China Zhong Qixin Arco, Italy World Championships

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