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Most of our GR senior men are in this ranking series starting tomorrow (Saravi, Mirzazadeh, Geraei bros, Dadmarz)
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"This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin SotoudehComment
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July 31 - August 06, 2023
Turkiye • Istanbul
U17 World Championships
any analysis on iranian prospects?Comment
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My opinion is it is too hard to tell about prospect at u17/cadet levels. For this we will need to look at junior level as a minimum and u23. Even winning u23 doesnt mean much if you dont stand out. Look at for example this guy Bo Nickal dominating his age class in u23 winning it all. He faded completely at senior level loosing to even mediocre seniors. He is no Ghasempour even though he teched his way through the competition. Ghasempour didnt and is one of the best in the world. The only notable win he has is over Tsakulov, but tsakulov is mediocre and once or twice does something good.Originally posted by diz View Post
At u17 cadetish levels it is imho far more interesting knowing how many medals a country take. By that we can infer how the soil and environment will be for later breakthroughs.Comment
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Speaking of young prospects, here’s an oldie but a goodie of Yazdani as a young buck.
What a come back!
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Greco-Roman Ramon NOJAVANAN
WORLD CHAMPION, great news for the future.
Since Russia result don't count, IS FAIR TO PUT
* in front of all wrestling competition champions fs and gr.
They participated but their results don't count
Russia got 8 medals from 10 weight division,
Tm won it all with 4 medals......Comment
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U17 World Champ Gold (Khalili - FS 65 kg)
Sina KHALILI wins GOLD!
Sina KHALILI (IRAN) defeated Magomed ALIBAKHARCHIEV (AIN) to win the 65kg gold FS (U17 World Championship). The reigning Asian champion was at his defensive best, using his speed and strength to repeatedly score takedowns en route to a 10-0 win.
Alibakharchiev, who looked solid in his 12-2 win over Brock MANTANONA (USA), had to answers to Khalili's strength and speed in the final.
Khalili's win gave Iran a gold medal which continues the country's streak of having at least one champion in Freestyle after it missed out to crown any at the 2016 edition in Tbilisi, Georgia.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PP7ENvNhUzo
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Iran finishes first in team count. Impressive 156 points, US was 2nd with 126.
Future is bright!Comment
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Another U17 World Champ Gold (Balootaki - GR 48 kg)
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Other U17 World Championship notable results for Iran:
FS 45 kg - Khateri GOLD
FS 48 kg - Sayar BRONZE
FS 60 kg - Pirdayeh SILVER
FS 71 kg - Hosseini SLIVER
FS 92 kg - Noory BRONZE
GR 45 kg - Amiri BRONZE
GR 110 kg - Abdevali BRONZE
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The passion and joy!
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Upcoming tournaments:
U20 World Championships August 14-20, 2023 (Amman, Jordan)
World Championship Sept 16-34, 2023 (Belgrade, Serbia)Comment
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