2011 Lelos @ RWC

The Lelos of Georgia"Square" Guide

2Why the Lelos?

Georgia National Rugby Side is nick-named the Lelosfor a very obvious reason: Lelo-burti (Lelo-ball) is anancient, free-for-all form of folk football, still alive inthe Western part of the country and from time to time,being codyfied and supported by sports authorities

Lelo has its roots in pagan times as the ball symbol-ized the Sun, one of the seven cesestial bodies wor-shipped throughout the Middle East

Then the game which, by the way, still is a tested formof military training, was adopted by the OrthodoxChurch to such an extent that the Priest used to blessa red - the most revered Christian colour - ball atEaster and throw it up to the players

Village vied with village, Uppies (Zemourebi) withDownies (Kvemourebi, married men with betrothedsand bachelors, and sometimes teams were selectedeven on tribal lines, esp in a sea-side town of Poti

The goal of the Lelo-burti was to bring the ball to apre-marked place, that is Lelo. Hence, it is almost bydefault that both an in-goal area and a try in contemp-rorary Georgian are referred to as Lelo

The folk game got its first - written by scholars -rules in 1930s and 40s. According to them, whenplayed on a modern, 100m long pitch, Lelo is a13-a-side contest. The ball is too heavy to be throw afar

Carrying, passing and kicking are unlimited but as inGeorgian wrestling, one can only tackle opposing ball-carrier above the waist. Lelo is scored by carrying,throwing, kicking or rolling the ball over the opposi-tion end-line and it counts for a single point

Shukhuti Temple Priest presents the ball at Easter 2011

3 How it all started?

There have been several quasi-successful attempts tolaunch rugby here until it finally got foothold in 1959

According to chemistry professor Davrichachvili'srecollections, who later fled Bolsheviks to France, inabout 1919, during brief spell of Independence, therewere three teams in Georgia Democratic Republic.They regularly played on the site of present Vake Gar-dens, just across the road from the Union' Offices

Circa 1930 rugby was played by dockers of Poti, a BlackSea town. Then kid, soccer-star-in-making BorisPaitchadze used to join them and since then kept suchaffection to the Game that in mid 1960s was electedas first Chairman of Soviet Georgia Rugby Federation

Once Soviet State adopted rugby in mid 1930s, a Geor-gian student, Guiga Dvali was sent to a workshop heldin Moscow in spring 1937. Due to bloody purges hemanaged to found four teams on his return to Tbilissionly three years later and arranged a week-long comp,won by Dynamo which actually was a military unitmoved to Caucasus with the onset of WWII

After the war, in 1947, a rugby enthusiast VladTsyganov of Burevestnik Moscow, hastely essembleda team at Tbilissi Sports Technicum. Georgian stu-dents lost all three games during an inter-city tourna-ment held at Dynamo stadium, and never played again

And finally, in late 1950s, a native of Marseille,Jacques Haspekian, who temporarily settled in Tbilissi,formed teams at Polytechnical and Agricultural Insti-tutes and footware-makers Isani. This was followedby inaugural Tbilissi Championship in 1961 and re-turn from Moscow of Guivi Mrelashvili, a founder offirst local governing body, Tbilissi Rugby Section

Dynamo - Tbilissi premiers of 1940

Tbilissi Sports Technicum playing Dynamo Moscow in 1947

Polytechnical Institute - Tbilissi premiers of 1962

4No National Side, just Soviet Clubs

Mr Mrelashvili managed to stage in Tbilissi first all-Soviet comp, Trade Unions' Champs in autumn 1963.Gantiadi (Dawn) which was a Georgian national sidein all but name, finished creditable third out of six

Since then all-Soviet tournaments have been heldon annual basis till USSR's dramatic break-up in1991. From 1970 there were two divisions with pro-motion, relegation and lately, Top Six/Eight as well

Georgia used to delegate two or three multi-sportsociety clubs to all-Soviet summit whilst mostly high-school teams served as feeders to them and werecompeting in neglected championships of the Capi-tal and the Socialist Republic of Georgia

For alomost three decades Georgia fared admirably atSoviet arena. Gantiadi was followed by Mrelashvili'sDynamo for whom fly-half Irakli Kiziria stood out. ThenLocomotivi (Railways) came to the fore, coached byGogui Tonia, Nodar Qipiani and fielding Zaur

Mgueladze, Zurab Kharshiladze, Guela Mikaberidze,Temur Bendiashvili (player-coach) and David Kilassonia

Eventually Aia has emerged from the principal West-ern town of Kutaissi. First under Shalva Kurtsikidzeand then Douglas Kavtelashvili, they ruled the roostfrom mid 1980s, winning three Soviet Championshipsin a row and adding a couple of Cups. The team fea-tured Nugzar Dzagnidze, Oleg Liparteliani, BessikLiluashvili, Mamuka Lossaberidze, Misha Kharshila-dze, Sasha Natchqebia and was de facto professional

Georgian Clubs in Soviet Comps

Aia Kutaissi Gold 1987 1988 1989Silver 1984Bronze 1985Cup 1987 1990

Locomotivi Tbilissi Silver 1967Bronze 1968 1972 1978 1981Cup 1978

Dynamo Tbilissi Silver 1966Gantiadi Tbilissi Bronze 1963

Halfback David Kilassonia launches Locomotivi Tbilissi attack in 1981 * Kutaissi club from the West - Winners of Soviet Cup in 1987

5 Inaugural Test & Joining the iRB

By the end of 1980s a lot has changed in the world.The Soviet Empire began to reform itself but crumbledinstead. Georgian rugby folks pre-empted this inevi-table outcome and approached on their own the iRBwhich was trying to convince USSR sports authori-ties to allow Soviet Rugby Federation into its mem-bership and send a team to the RWC, but all in vain

In July 1989 David Kilassonia, in the capacity of re-formed Georgia Rugby Union CEO (according toSoviet tradition, the Game was called rEgbi untilthen) met the iRB Secretary, Keith Rowlands ofWales, and presented the case

iRB welcomed Georgia's motion but neverthelesstook a cautious stance and waited until politicaldevelopments had made it feasible to recognizeformer Soviet Republics as separate entities

This happened in February 1992 when Mr Rowlandsissued a decree on behalf of the Board and acceptednewly independent Georgia as iRB's 52nd memberUnion. The fact was conveyed to rugby community viaKilassonia's successor, Tamaz Andghuladze, and al-lowed the Lelos to participate in RWC 1995 Qualifiers

By that time Georgia had already played five tests:firstly hosting and defeating (16-3) and then touringinaugural RWC African participant, Zimbabwe, andentertaining Ukraine with whom Georgia used to playat club level since establishment of all-Soviet comps

The newly formed selection wore claret (dark red)jerseys with a pair of black and white stripes on thechest. Golden Shevardeni (Falcon) was chosen as amascot and logo

It was replaced in 1995 by Borjghali - Caucasian sign- a rotating cross which symbolizes Eternity of Lifeand adorns tops of mainstays in traditional Geor-gian houses, arm chairs, sword handles etc fromtimes immemorial

First notable success to the re-branded team came inOctober 1996 when former rulers, Russia arrived forthe very first time as a national side to play a FIRApool game at the National stadium. The Lelos, com-prised mostly of guys belonging to the 'Lost in Transi-tion' Generation - Guia Rapava, Merab Besselia, DimitriOboladze, Kakha Machitidze, Niko Iurini, ArchilKavtarashvili, Guia Guiunashvili, Kakha Alania, KakhaKobakhidze - and coached by Guram Modebadze,won by 29-20, three tries to one

This was followed by another epic in May 1998 whenschool-boy Malkhaz Urjukashvili kicked four penal-ties in torrential rain, the team repelled Siberian gi-ants' late assault, won by 12-6 and advanced to thenext round of RWC Qualifiers

6ENC and Antim Cup

The Lelos of Georgia have an annual competiton toplay in: 7-tier European Nations Cup (ENC) conductedby FIRA AER since early 1960s

Georgia joined the fray at then the lowest, 5th tier inautumn 1993 and drew away with Luxembourg buthave relentlessly moved up every season and finishedoverall 4th by spring 1997

When the Lelos just missed on the qualification forRWC 1999 Finals, they have still gained a berth in6-team Division One as a reward, and in 12 yearssince then never finished outside the Top Three

Albeit Romania was perceived as a leader of the foldat the turn of the century, now it is Georgia who bet-ter their Black Sea neighbours on almost every count

To spice-up the rivalry, a guilded Antim Cup wascreated in 2002 and is being contested annually onlines similar to famous Calcutta and Bledisloe Cups.It is branded after Antimoz Iverieli, a saint reveredby both Georgian and Romanian Orthodox Churches

12 Year (2000-2011) Aggregate

Pt% yr p W-L*D$bp enc 6nb slam

Georgia 80.0 12 60 46-11*3$2 4 6 3Romania 75.8 12 60 44-15*1$4 4 5 1Morocco 60.0 1 5 3-2 - - -Russia 59.7 11 54 30-21*3$3 - - -Portugal 54.2 12 60 31-27*2$2 1 1 1Spain 28.0 10 50 13-36*1$2 - - -Czechia 20.7 6 29 6-23 - - -Holland 6.7 3 15 1-14 - - -Germany 0.0 2 10 0-10 - - -Ukraine 0.0 3 15 0-15 - - -

Pt% = (4*W+2*D+bp) / (4*p) *100

Official ENC Champions

Romania 4 2000 2002 2005/6 2010Georgia 4 2001 2007/8 2009 2011Portugal 1 2003/4

Informal Annual 6N*B Winners (^ Slam)

Georgia 6 2001^ 2005 2007 2008^ 2009 2011^

Romania 5 2000 2002^ 2004 2006 2010Portugal 1 2003^

First Lelo winners over Russia in 1996 * Irakli Abusseridze has lifted Antim Cup and ENC Champions Shield several times

7 At RWC this far

2003 Australia * Overall 19th

12/10 Perth England L 6-8419/10 Perth Samoa L 9-4624/10 Sydney South Africa L 19-4628/10 Sydney Uruguay L 12-24

2007 France * Overall 13th

11/09 Lyons Argentina L 3-3315/09 Bordeaux Ireland L 10-1426/09 Lens Namibia W 30-030/09 Marseille France L 7-64

Georgia at RWC Finals

This is fifth World Cup for the Lelos and only thirdFinals but taking into account that no other ball-game(team sport) Georgian selection ever made the samestage - Shvidkatsa (Sevens) being the exception,achivements in Rugby stand alone and prove howgifted the Caucasians are, well ... in International Lelo

Georgia lost out to ex-rulers, Russia and hosts Po-land in 1995 RWC Qualifiers, and came second toRomania and Tonga for 1999 berth

In October 2002 the Lelos beat Russia by 17-13 in anepic and made it to Australia. The debutants, led byFrench guru Claude Saurel, became crowd favouritesfor their garish clothing, and valiantly fought Bokke'ssecond string but ended empty handed after goingdown to more experienced Uruguay

Four years later, under tutelage of home-grownMalkhaz Tcheishvili, after shrugging off challengesof Spain and Portugal in the Qualifiers, Georgia camewithin a whisker (TMO decision) of upsetting Ireland,nearly undermining the credibility of keeping the holySix Nations in-tact and even debunking the establishedqualifying structure for this year's edition - but worldrugby pecking order survived for the time being

Irakli Machkhaneli, Irakli Abusseridze & George Chkhaidze hunt down the Puma

Guia Labadze dodges opponent whilst Merab Kvirikashvili kicks for goal

(clockwise) Victor Didebulidze, Irakli Abusseridze, David Katcharava

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Pool Stages

RWC 2011 Schedule

# KO Pool Teams Venue

Fri 9/09

0 07.30 Opening Auckland1 08.30 A N Zealand - Tonga Auckland

Sat 10/09

2 01.00 B Scotland - Romania Invercargill3 03.30 D Fiji - Namibia Rotorua4 06.00 A France - Japan Nth Harbour5 08.30 B Argentina - England Dunedin

Sun 11/09

6 03.30 C Australia - Italy Nth Harbour7 06.00 C Ireland - USA N Plymouth8 08.30 D Sth Africa - Wales Wellington

Wed 14/09

9 02.30 D Samoa - Namibia Rotorua10 05.00 A Tonga - Canada Whangarei11 07.30 B Scotland - Georgia Invercargill

Thu 15/09

12 07.30 C Russia - USA N Plymouth

Fri 16/09

13 08.00 A N Zealand - Japan Hamilton

Sat 17/09

14 03.30 B Argentina - Romania Invercargill15 06.00 D Sth Africa - Fiji Wellington16 08.30 C Australia - Ireland Auckland

Sun 18/09

17 03.30 D Wales - Samoa Hamilton18 06.00 B England - Georgia Dunedin19 08.30 A France - Canada Napier

Tue 20/09

20 07.30 C Italy - Russia Nelson

Four 5-team Pools

BArgentinaEnglandScotlandGeorgiaRomania

CAustraliaIreland

ItalyRussiaUSA

DSouth Africa

WalesFiji

SamoaNamibia

ANew Zealand

FranceTonga

CanadaJapan

Log Points: W 4, D 2, L 0Scoring 4th try / Losing within 7 = 1 bonus each

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Knock Out StagesPool Stages (continued)

RWC 2011 Schedule

KO times = UTC (GMT) = GEO - 4h

Wed 21/09

21 07.30 A Tonga - Japan Whangarei

Thu 22/09

22 08.00 D Sth Africa - Namibia Nth Harbour

Fri 23/09

23 08.30 C Australia - USA Wellington

Sat 24/09

24 06.00 B England - Romania Dunedin25 08.30 A N Zealand - France Auckland

Sun 25/09

26 02.30 D Fiji - Samoa Auckland27 05.00 C Ireland - Russia Rotorua28 07.30 B Argentina - Scotland Wellington

Mon 26/09

29 06.30 D Wales - Namibia N Plymouth

Tue 27/09

30 04.00 A Canada - Japan Napier31 06.30 C Italy - USA Nelson

Wed 28/09

32 06.30 B Georgia - Romania Palmerston

Fri 30/09

33 07.30 D Sth Africa - Samoa Nth Harbour

Sat 1/10

34 02.30 C Australia - Russia Nelson35 05.00 A France - Tonga Wellington36 07.30 B England - Scotland Auckland

Sun 2/10

37 00.00 B Argentina - Georgia Palmerston38 02.30 A N Zealand - Canada Wellington39 05.00 D Wales - Fiji Hamilton40 07.30 C Ireland - Italy Dunedin

Sat 8/10

41 05.00 QF C 1 - D 2 Wellington42 07.30 QF B 1 - A 2 Auckland

Sun 9/10

43 05.00 QF D 1 - C 2 Wellington44 07.30 QF A 1 - B 2 Auckland

Sat 15/10

45 08.00 SF C1/D2 - B1/A2 Auckland

Sun 16/10

46 08.00 SF D1/C2 - A1/B2 Auckland

Fri 21/10

47 07.30 BF Bronze Auckland

Sun 23/10

48 08.00 CF Cup Auckland

Tie Breakers

Pool

(1) Head-to-head result(2) F-A difference throughout the Pool(3) TF-TA (tries) difference throughout the Pool(4) Most points For (F) throughout the Pool(5) Most tries For (TF) throughout the Pool(6) Higher iRB Ranking on Mon 3/10

Knock Out

(1) Two 10-minute Extra Times(2) Single 10-minute Sudden Death(3) Place Kicking Shoot Out from 22 metres

10Staging International Competitons

The first team from abroad to visit Georgia in So-viet times was a French Trade Unions selection. Theytoured in summer 1967 and gave valuable lessonsto local novices

Sibiu of Romania followed in 1973, and then camethe Penguins, fielding 16 full capped stars and sevenfringe players from England, Ireland, Wales and evenSouth Africa. They entered as part of 6-team inter-national tournament, held at Vake Stadium and spon-sored by the Socialist Industry daily paper

In all, Soviets played five home FIRA matches onGeorgian soil but after the collapse of the Commu-nism living standards quickly deteriorated. So, thenext ones who dared to venture to electricity starvedland were Germany in 1995, and since then the Lelosregularly entertain international opposition

Georgia used to have their own Euro 7s leg from2003 to 2008. In summer 2006 the Barbarians paida short visit, and the Black Sea Cup, featuring Geor-gian, Romanian and Ukrainian clubs, was held lastyear for the very first time

But the pinnacle was reached this spring: Tbilissihosted iRB U20 World Trophy. Eight teams repre-senting all six regions of the planet played fourrounds at two newly-built grounds. Games werebroadcast live on Georgia TV and streamed on theweb. Crowds were healthy, happy and supportive

Thus, by successfully staging the JWRT, GeorgiaRugby Union proved that they are capable of arrang-ing tournaments of bigger scale and importance inthe near futurePenguins RFC play Soviets at Vake, 1977

11 Domestic Game also Flourishes

Seniors

Juniors

Not long time ago they used to play and practice atrace courses, parking lots and garbage dumps

Now they have two state-of-art rugby centres -Avtchala and Shevardeni, and a philanthropist CartuGroup are constructing similar facilities in Kutaissi,Rustavi, Martqopi, Poti, Batumi this year and Senaki,Gori, Telavi and Aspindza - the next

Hence, there will be ample space - 12 rugby centresin the Capital plus another nine in regions - toadequately house eight divisions (including agegrade) 47 clubs and 5,289 licensed players, who com-pete in leagues and festivals

All this will be achieved through support of Stateauthorities who run an array of long-term projects

Tbilissi, the Capital (19)

ArmaziChokhosnebi *DevebiDynamoFine Arts AcademyHooliganaIlia Uni JikebiIveria *Jvarosnebi *LeloLocomotiviMerani *TBC BankTbilissi RC *Technical Uni QochebiThe ArmyThe UniversityTornado *Tsikara *

East & South (11)

Akhmeta *Kakhebi Gurjaani *Kharebi RustaviMimino Dedoplis-tsqaro *Mutrukebi Telavi *

Qvareli *Saguramo *Vepkhvebi Patardzeuli *

Lomebi Aspindza *Tao Adigeni *Torti Borjomi *

West (17)

Aia KutaissiBagrati KutaissiThe School Kutaissi *

Baghdati *Jrutchi SachkhereSamtredia *Tchiatura *Tsqaltubo *Zestaponi *

Artsivebi OzurgetiChokhatauri *Jikha Senaki *Kolkhi Raindebi PotiLanchkhuti *Martvili *

BatumiKobuleti *

* Juniors (Uxx) only / Feeders

Acting Rugby Clubs

12The Lelos by Numbers

23 year (1989-2011) Totals

Played 134 (48 at Home , 57 Away, 29 at neutral venue)

Won 82 - Lost 47 * Drawn 5

Points: For 3096, Against 2500, Difference +596

Tries: For 380, Against 264, Difference +116

In all, 209 Lelos:

84 backs, 118 forwards and 7 utilities

with backs scoring 185 tries and forwards 195

Most capped: 72 Irakli Abusseridze;

67 Malkhaz Urjukashvili; 65 Guia Labadze;

63 Ilia Zedguinidze; 62 Akvsent Guiorgadze;

61 Goderdzi Shvelidze & Bessik Khamashuridze

Captains: 37 Zedguinidze; 26 Abusseridze;

12 Zurab Mtchedlishvili & Levan Tsabadze;

11 Dimitri Oboladze

Most Tries: 19 Mamuka Gorgodze;

18 Urjukashvili; 17 Irakli Machkhaneli;

15 Zedguinidze, Tedo Zibzibadze & Khamashuridze

Most Points: 320 Pavle Jimsheladze & Urjukashvili;

258 Merab Kvirikashvili; 105 Nugzar Dzagnidze;

100 Lasha Malaghuradze

Versus Arch-Rivals

union since p (h a n) w-l*d F-A T

Ukraine 1991 08 (4 4 0) 8-0 248-060 35/07

Russia 1993 15 (7 5 3) 13-1*1 338-205 36/12

Czechia 1996 08 (4 4 0) 8-0 310-058 45/03

Portugal 1997 15 (6 9 0) 9-4*2 329-222 40/15

Romania 1998 14 (7 6 1) 6-8 257-293 24/28

Spain 2000 11 (6 5 0) 8-2*1 357-167 52/17

Ever formidable Lelos' engine room of 2002 class

Joint top point scorers - Pavle Jimsheladze & Malkhaz Urjukashvili

13 Entering RWC 2011

The Lelos are approaching the Tournament in bois-terous mood

Firstly, they have secured a trip to NZ last year, withtwo rounds to spare whilst French ChampionClermont's tight-head David Zirakashvili became thefirst rugby player to be named The Georgian athleteof the Year in fans' poll

Then, this spring they have completed third Grand Slamin ENC and conceded a solitary try in the process whilstMontpellier back-rower Mamuka Gorgodze was cho-sen as The Best Foreigner in the Top14 by Frenchmedia and Knighted by Georgian Sports Ministry

And finally, they had an excellent build-up and arelooking for a sculp or two

Mentors & Staff

Richie Dixon Head Coach SCO

Donald Caskie Backs Coach SCO

John Muggleton Defense Coach AUS

Gareth Adamson Fitness Coach AUS

Ilia Maissuradze Assistant Coach GEO

Peter Grime Doctor UK

Emma Petherick Physio UK

Abessalom Abramishvili Physio GEO

Benjamin Moadab Osteopath FRA

David Ramishvili Video Analyst GEO

George Tchumburidze Technical Director GEO

Lasha Khurtsidze Media Manager GEO

Vassil Abashidze Team Manager GEO

Otar Iashvili Logistics Manager GEO

Natalie Kurtanidze Admin.Assistant GEO

ENC 2011 Pt Diff W-L F - A T BP

Georgia 22 +133 5-0 168 - _35 24/_1 2Romania 16 +97 3-2 166 - _69 21/_7 4Portugal 14 +15 3-2 113 - _98 13/_9 2Russia 11 +2 2-3 100 - _98 11/11 3Spain 10 -83 2-3 _92 - 175 10/24 2Ukraine 0 -164 0-5 _61 - 225 _7/34 0

Georgia NZ Itinerary (KO utc)

Wed 14/09 07.30 Scotland InvercargillSun 18/09 06.00 England Dunedin

Wed 28/09 06.30 Romania Palmerston NorthSun 2/10 00.00 Argentina Palmerston North

Qualifiers Pt W-L*D F - A

Georgia 17 8-1*1 326-132Russia 15 7-2*1 291-175Romania 13 6-3*1 282-136

Portugal 11 5-4*1 255-149Spain 4 2-8 145-304Germany 0 0-10 _58-461

14RWC 2011 Squad

b 25/111977174 cm81 kg72 caps7 triesrwc: 303 407

Irakli AbusseridzeScrum Half

b 23/041987180 cm90 kg13 caps1 try

Jaba BregvadzeHooker

b 09/051984190 cm103 kg31 caps2 triesrwc: 307

Revaz GuigauriCentre

b 01/121989183 cm108 kg15 caps

Vassil KakoviniProp


David KatcharavaCentre


Akvsent GuiorgadzeHooker


George ChkhaidzeBack Row

b 27/111985192 cm107 kg16 caps1 try

Dimitri BassilaiaBack Row

b 10/081987186 cm100 kg3 caps

Guivi BerishviliBack Row

b 20/011988179 cm78 kg9 caps

Lasha KhmaladzeFly Half


David KhinchaguishviliProp

b 17/081982185 cm95 kg22 caps5 tries

Lexo GugavaWing


Levan DatunashviliLock


Mamuka GorgodzeBack Row

b 05/101987186 cm102 kg25 caps5 tries

Irakli ChkhikvadzeWing

b 09/101989192 cm98 kg10 caps1 try

Victor KolelishviliBack Row

15 RWC 2011 Squad


Irakli MachkhaneliWing

b 26/091984195 cm110 kg22 caps5 tries

George NemsadzeLock

b 02/111987183 cm82 kg24 caps1 try

Sandro ToduaWing


David ZirakashviliProp


Tedo ZibzibadzeCentre

b 27/121983177 cm80 kg52 caps 258 pt5t'64c'33p'2drwc: 403 407

Merab KvirikashviliFly Half

b 06/021986185 cm88 kg31 caps 100 pt3t'17c'14p'3d

Lasha MalaghuradzeFly Half


Ilia ZedguinidzeLock

b 24/091980178 cm80 kg67 caps 320 pt18t'46c'45p'drwc: 303 407

Malkhaz UrjukashviliFull back


Bidzina SamkharadzeScrum Half

b 11/031987195 cm104 kg8 caps

Vakhtang MaissuradzeLock

b 12/031986183 cm122 kg17 caps

David KubriashviliProp


Goderdzi ShvelidzeProp

b 24/011984189 cm96 kg20 caps1 try

Shalva SutiashviliLock

Photo credits

Stas Kolpakov (p 1) Ms Tamar Qulumbegashvili (2 10 11 16)Public domain (3 4 10) Misha Kharati (5) Zurab Guenguiuri (6)Goguita Bukhaidze (6 14 15) Chris Henry (7 12) Getty Images (7 16)Richard Bannister (12) Chris Thau (13)

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