Mike Bezdicek

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Personal data

Nick name:

Bezze

Position:

Pivot

Number:

3 (anfangs die Nummer 9)

Date of birth:

28.06.1968

Place of birth:

Freiberg (Saxonia)

Nationality:

German

Height:

2.06m

Weight:

107kg

Marital status:

going steady, one child

Occupation:

Clerk

Hobbies:

Friends, reading, cinema, music, bowling, riding, walking, going out for dinner

In club since:

2000 (27.10.2000)

In club until:

2001 (on 14 Feb 2001 contract cancelled)

Clubs:

1993 KJS Leipzig
1986 Hofweier
1989 Lemgo
1994 Hameln
1995 Lemgo
1998 Schwartau
1999 Minden
2000 THW (27.10.00-14.02.01)
2000 Rubiera(ITA)
2001 Minden
2004 Lemgo
02/2005 Almeria(ESP)
04/2006 Wuppertal
07/2006 Ahlen
2007 MTV Obernkirchen
2009 end of career

Coached clubs:

2008 TSG Harsewinkel
2013 MTV Rohrsen
2014 MTV Obernkirchen

Career highlights:

• European cup semi final 1994/95 (with Hameln)
• European cup winner 1996 (with Lemgo)
• Super cup winner 1997 (with Lemgo)
• DHB-cup winner 1997 (with Lemgo)
• German champion 1997 (with Lemgo)
• taking part in Champions League 1998 (with Lemgo)
• 4th place junior WC 1989
• 1st place military WC 1990
• 3rd place EC 1999
• 5th place WC 1999
• 5th place olympics 2000

Wikipedia:

de | en

More information:

Der Blitz-Transfer

Career in national team

Appearances in the national team:

86A for Germany (as at 27 October 2000)

Goals in the national team:

98 (as at 27 Oct 2000)

First match for national team:

20.01.1990 against Austria in Fredrikstad

Successes:

• 4th place junior WC 1989
• 1st place military WC 1990
• 3rd place EC 1999
• 5th place WC 1999
• 5th place olympics 2000

Mike Bezdicek in the national dress.

Mike Bezdicek.

Mike Bezdicek in action.