Mohammad Bagheri Motamed- I should have won gold

[dokhtar92irooni]

In an interview Motamed said that he was very upset and asked for people to forgive him for winning a silver instead of gold. He said he is not satisfied with winning the silver medal.

Damesh garm be gheiratesh kheili ham az medalesh khoshal shodim merci

[Spyder]

Yeh it was a shame I was really hoping for him to get the Gold. But we have a few chances left of taking that tally to 6 maybe even 7 Golds

[Sharkie]

You already made us proud, Bagheri jan! You are a true pahlevan.

[dokhtar92irooni]

Yeh it was a shame I was really hoping for him to get the Gold. But we have a few chances left of taking that tally to 6 maybe even 7 Golds

Hopefully but you still got to be proud of his achievement

[Super Shojaei]

the guy looked so depressed at his medal ceremony

[iraniboy]

the guy looked so depressed at his medal ceremony

i know..feel really bad for him

[Super Shojaei]

i know..feel really bad for him

i mean he didn't look happy in the slightest

[dokhtar92irooni]

poor guy...

[iraniboy]

i mean he didn't look happy in the slightest

for some ppl its hard to accept defeat...specially us iranians...we are very prideful..

[K. Nader]

I'm really glad he got the Silver medal but no, he should not have gotten the Gold. Aside from the preliminary round, I was able to watch all of the matches in that weight category and Tazegul rightfully won Gold. Bagheri is a great athlete but in Taekwondo, your offence needs to be as good as your defence if you're going to succeed. Even for Bagheri, who is more defensively minded, it's only a matter of time before your opponent lands one of their axe, roundhouse, side, or spinning hook kicks. He also lost twice to Tazegul in the previous year so these two are no strangers to one another. I'm sure if Bagheri is willing to fight more offensively in the future, he can definitely beat Tazegul and even win Gold at the 2013 TKD World Championship.

[Masoud_A]

I hate this please forgive me BS cause I didn't win Gold business, next generation taarof baazi