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any pics of it? from last cup i mean.
and any interviews from the american wrestlers?
rly curious what they have to say after visiting iran!IRI's politics is no different than handling a pressure cooker ..... As the pressure builds up, you slowly let the steam out just a tad bit so that you don't see overflow, and once the pressure from below is less, you put the lid down again and raise the temperature.
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Originally posted by karimi79 View Postany pics of it? from last cup i mean.
and any interviews from the american wrestlers?
rly curious what they have to say after visiting iran!
yea but i dont know where to find them....it was all positive...they treated the american wrestlers very good and they were very happy with Iranian fans
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PICTURES
http://exchanges.state.gov/multimedi...-07.html#img11
Results i found from 2003 competition
5/17/03
Iran first in `Takhti Cup' Greco-Roman wrestling; US wrestler wins gold
Iran kept the trophy at home as it was crowned on Friday in the 22nd international Greco-Roman wrestling event, Takhti Cup, commemorating the victory anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, IRNA reported from Sanandaj.
Pitting 57 Greco-Roman wrestlers, Iran collected 67 points to rank first.
Syria finished runner-up with 58 points and the two teams of Azerbaijan and the United States stood third and fourth with 37 and 17 points respectively.
The first six wrestlers are as follows:
* 55 KG
1- Hassan Rangraz (Iran)
2- Hamid Bavafa (Iran)
3- Vagar Qorbanev (Azerbaijan)
4- Hadi Zeinivand (Iran)
5- Fo'ad Nikbin (Iran)
6- Ceyhan Zahedev (Azerbaijan)
* 60 KG:
1- Ali Ashkani (Iran)
2- Saeid Saleki (Iran)
3- Fo'ad Aliyev (Azerbaijan)
4- Mohammad-Reza Khoshbakht (Iran)
5- Touraj Husseinli (Azerbaijan)
6- Mahmoud Roshandel (Iran)
* 66 KG:
1- Michael Elsworth (US)
2- Elbarus Mammadov (Azerbaijan)
3- Azad-Ali Mohammadpour (Iran)
4- Mehdi Nassiri (Iran)
5- Parviz Zeidvand (Iran)
6- Hessameddin Rajabev (Azerbaijan)
* 74 KG:
1- Dianat Husseinev (Azerbaijan)
2- Mohsen Poudanaki (Iran)
3- Taleb Ne'matpour (Iran)
4- Amin Kashkouli (Iran)
5- Ali Zabihi (Iran)
6- Hamid Taherzadeh (Iran)
* 84 KG:
1- Hossein Mar'ashian (Iran)
2- Rahman Raeissi (Iran)
3- Mehdi Rahimi (Iran)
4- Mahand Mandev (Syria)
5- Majid Ramezani (Iran)
6- Hamid Taherzadeh (Iran)
* 96 KG:
1- Masoud Hashemzadeh (Iran)
2- Ehsan Karimfar (Iran)
3- Behrouz Jamshidi (Iran)
4- Mohamed al-Haik (Syria)
5- Reza Zeidvand (Iran)
6- Farid Adnani (Iran)
* 120 KG:
1- Alireza Gharibi (Iran)
2- Farhad Kafaei-Zadeh (Iran)
3- Sajjad Barzi (Iran)
4- Mehdi Feshaki (Iran)
5- Adnan al-Haik (Syria)
6- Alireza Akbari (Iran)
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lol i thought i replied and thanked you.....weird....
anways.
THANK U!IRI's politics is no different than handling a pressure cooker ..... As the pressure builds up, you slowly let the steam out just a tad bit so that you don't see overflow, and once the pressure from below is less, you put the lid down again and raise the temperature.
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