Iran Men's Freestyle Wrestling 55Kg & 60Kg [Live Report]

[tashakor]

Mohammadi wins match 1 he looks really sharp

[Mr.Click]

Mohammadi wins the first time from Azarbaijani from Canada 1-0

2nd time starts now

[mohsenfootball]

haha they both look really iranian

1-0 for mohammadi 1st half ended

[b_tonymontana]

your right the Russian guy no doubt is a Gold medal contender....but your wrong to say that Mohammadi doesnt have a shot at Gold, his a World Champ...he can def. take it tonight.

I hope so my friend. I would love to see that. Vali to be honest with you winning a gold tonight is a very hard task for him. Because I can tell you from their shape and how cool they are on the mat. Lets see what happens.

[Ata]

iam gone get a heart attack man

[tashakor]

Mohammadi wins it

[Mr.Click]

Iran wins

Mohammadi wins 2nd time 1-0

[Mr.Click]

haha they both look really iranian

1-0 for mohammadi 1st half ended

Azarbaijani is Iranian

[benreyhani15]

IRIB2s showing the games btw

[Simorgh]

I'm dont think Mohammadi is strong enough to beat the russian. :/ *fingers crossed tho*

[tashakor]

Semifinals

Morad Mohammadi vs. Mavlet Batirov of Russia

[Payam_Ali]

so one more win and a guaranteed medal!!!

[Mr.Click]

Mohammadi's next opponent:

Profile Date of Birth: Dec 12 1983 Height(cm/ft in): 160cm / 5'3" Gender: Male Weight(kg/lbs): 60 kg / 132 lbs Place of Birth: Khasavyurt (Russian Fed.) Residence: Khasavyurt (Russian Fed.) Sport: Wrestling Event(s): Men's Freestyle 60 kg Historical Results Competition Highlights:
RankEvent-----------YearVenue
Olympic Games
1st Freestyle - 55kg2004Athens, GRE

World Championships
1st Freestyle - 60kg2007Baku, AZE
3rd Freestyle - 60kg2006Guangzhou, CHN

European Championships
1st Freestyle - 60kg2006Moscow, RUS
World Cup
1st Freestyle - 60kg2007Krasnoyarsk, RUS

[mohsenfootball]

i think if he wins this, hell either get silver or gold, if he loses he has chance for Bronze or 4th place, so theres almost 75% chance he has medal (kind of)

[b_tonymontana]

I'm dont think Mohammadi is strong enough to beat the russian. :/ *fingers crossed tho*

You are absoultely right. I give him 20% chance. The russian guy is the 2004 olympic gold medalist in 55 kg and now competing in 60kg. He is a really good technician. I would say both russians in 55 kg and 60 will win gold tonight.