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5 minutes ago, hckosice said:

Mijain Lopez the Teddy Riner of greco-roman wrestling :d

 

in term of strength yes, but he is a shame . last year he lost on purpose to Kayaalp. the same happend in 2011. guess why ? because Turks paid him well, he also lost once to Baroev (RUS), they paid him as well, he could have 3 more world titles.

 

 

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There are/were lots of bad calls. biased officiating. bribing etc in wrestling but that one was actually the correct call. not even dubious . this is wrestling not Karate you can't "run" on the mat .

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I never bought it, most probably just a poor translation. cheating is a part of their culture, they will never be sorry of that.   Ramonov is one of the favorites at 65kg, but this is probab

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of course it happens always in wrestling, 4 years ago in London we had unbelievably unbalanced draw at 66 and 85 freestyle which helped some wrestlers winning undeserved medals.   actually t

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2 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

I'm so sad for Estonia... Yes, they have one bronze, but they also have 4th place in women's team epee, 4th and 5th place in men's discus (remember how Kupper lost the medal...) and now Nabi again just misses out :cry:

 

indeed...Have they still some chances to medal in the second week ? I mean in sailing or so, sports I´m not into much..

 

very sad for some countries so far. I really wish better second week for ECU, ALG, IND, SRB, IRL and EST :fingers:

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Wow! What a pure domination :bowdown:

 

And so deserved that that disgusting Kayaalp (hitting Lopez' eye or something) lost and lost big time :bowdown:

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Just now, MHSN said:

 

in term of strength yes, but he is a shame . last year he lost on purpose to Kayaalp. the same happend in 2011. guess why ? because Turks paid him well, he also lost once to Baroev (RUS), they paid him as well, he could have 3 more world titles.

 

 

 

Honestly if he comes from a poor family or something, I can't really blame him...the Olympics are what really count like in most sports I guess and that's three golds in a row :) 

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:d

 

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After tonight, I know watching Greco-Roman wrestling is not good for heart, back in London we had different set of rules. luck was a big factor in close matches, but now they changed the format which was very good in first place but with this they unleashed the monster , they gave a deadly weapon to the hands of their corrupt referees , they can give cautions whenever they want to whoever they want, it doesn't matter who is really active. they will caution whoever they want. there were so many controversial calls here, SO MANY. two of our wrestlers lost matches they should won only because they were "more" active. thanks to stupid UWW rules.

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OMG, I only see now how huge he is!

Well yeah, if you're 130kg and you don't look fat, you must be absolutely huge :woot:

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Honestly if he comes from a poor family or something, I can't really blame him...the Olympics are what really count like in most sports I guess and that's three golds in a row :) 

 

I wouldn't blame him that much if he was an ordinary wrestler but he is such a great wrestler, he should have more honor to lose like that on purpose. with those 3 wrestlers he could have been the best wrestler of all time

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