Wrestling UWW Junior World Championships 2019

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Wrestling UWW Junior World Championships 2019

 

Tallinn (EST) - 12 August 2019 - 18 August 2019

 



 

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[bestmen 2,817]

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[phelps 7,669]

men's Freestyle Wrestling, day #1 semifinals...

 

-57kg: vs / vs

-65kg: vs / vs

-70kg: vs / vs

-79kg: vs / vs

-97kg: vs / vs

 

[heywoodu 15,135]

Something I've often wondered: why just flags in these overviews and not names? It's an individual sport...so it's about the athletes, not the flags

[Wumo 3,001]

Just now, heywoodu said:

Something I've often wondered: why just flags in these overviews and not names? It's an individual sport...so it's about the athletes, not the flags

Because @phelps also have a life beside this forum 

Also, have you seen the names of some of the wrestlers... Mohmmadsadegh Biglar FIROUZPOURBANDPEI, Amkhad TASHUKHADZHIEV. It takes forever to write these names! 

 

Edited August 12, 2019 by wumo26

[heywoodu 15,135]

3 minutes ago, wumo26 said:

Because @phelps also have a life beside this forum 

Also, have you seen the names of some of the wrestlers... Mohmmadsadegh Biglar FIROUZPOURBANDPEI, Amkhad TASHUKHADZHIEV. It takes forever to write these names! 

 

How does copy-paste take significantly longer than writing country codes?

 

It's not a complaint by the way, I'm just curious since it doesn't seem to make much of a difference in terms of effort needed

[Wumo 3,001]

Just now, heywoodu said:

How does copy-paste take significantly longer than writing country codes?

 

It's not a complaint by the way, I'm just curious since it doesn't seem to make much of a difference in terms of effort needed

If phelps is like me, he had to, for example, re-write FIROUZPOURBANDPEI because I personally don't like names written in caps lock. (Yeah I know, I'm a bit weird )

 

 

 

 

Edited August 12, 2019 by wumo26

[heywoodu 15,135]

Just now, wumo26 said:

If phelps is like me, he had to, for example, re-write FIROUZPOURBANDPEI because I personally don't like names written in caps lock. (Yeah I know, I'm a bit weird )

 

 

 

 

I'm the same

[phelps 7,669]

16 hours ago, wumo26 said:

Because @phelps also have a life beside this forum 

Also, have you seen the names of some of the wrestlers... Mohmmadsadegh Biglar FIROUZPOURBANDPEI, Amkhad TASHUKHADZHIEV. It takes forever to write these names! 

 

 

16 hours ago, wumo26 said:

If phelps is like me, he had to, for example, re-write FIROUZPOURBANDPEI because I personally don't like names written in caps lock. (Yeah I know, I'm a bit weird )

 

 

 

 

 

you got it right all the way...

 

add to that my (beyond every imagination) laziness...and here you have the whole picture...

 

 

by the way, this is the lineup for Tomorrow's Finals in the men's Freestyle Wrestling...

 

-57kg: Vitali Arujau vs Toshiya Abe

-65kg: Kurban Shiraev vs Amirhossein Maghsoudi

-70kg: Erik Arushanian vs Vasile Diacon

-79kg: Bagrati Gagnidze vs Amkhad Tashukhadzhiev

-97kg: Abbas Foroutan vs Yonger Pauli Bastida Pomares

Edited August 13, 2019 by phelps

[MHSN 3,616]

I was expecting a bit more from the first day, we lost a match to Algeria !! probably first time ever in freestyle. but that kid had a tragedy in his family few days ago. that was a mistake sending him here.

Parasteh was also terrible losing to Kazakhstan, Firouzpour at 70kg was very close to the final. gave up a 5-0 lead early and had to come back, lost it 5-5 with couple of controversial calls against him.

Maghsoudi at 65 wasn't even supposed to be here, he was the last minute replacement because the main guy Amir Mohammad Yazdani denied visa. he is in the final but he was very lucky in QF against Azerbaijan, won the match by a last second caution which was indeed controversial. I have to say the Azeri kid got robbed.

 

btw @phelps great job you recognized our 97kg guy surname which is indeed just Foroutan, but his name is Abbas. not Ali. UWW for some weird reasons always put the father's name for the Iranian wrestlers which is never part of the name. Ali is his father.