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Zaur Uguev

2 articlesUpdated 3 November 2026

Zaur Uguyev (born 1995) is an amateur wrestler from Russia and a recipient of the Order of Friendship.

Born: 27 March 1995
Also known as: Zaur Uguyev, Zaur Rizvanovich Uguev

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