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      Albania didn’t give visa to our u23s. Only Iranians they want to host are Rajavistas.

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        Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
        Albania didn’t give visa to our u23s. Only Iranians they want to host are Rajavistas.
        terrible news and a stain on this sport.

        albania should lose hosting rights in the future.

        imagine the media shit storm if the shoe was on the other foot

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          Right thing is
          Albania should of informed wwf that they will not host iran in wrestling...and then wwf would of decided what to do.
          that's why sport and politics must be separated.

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              Official statement from United World Wrestling re: Iranian wrestlers and Albanian visa denial

              CORSIER-SUR-VEVEY, Switzerland (October 22) -- United World Wrestling expresses its deep disappointment to announce that Team Iran after sudden diplomatic crisis has been denied visas by Albania for the U23 World Championships in Tirana, scheduled to take place from October 23 to 29.

              Both the Albanian Wrestling Federation and UWW worked tirelessly to facilitate the necessary visa issuance for all participating teams, including the Iranian wrestlers. Despite the efforts, the authorities denied Team Iran its right to participate in the tournament.

              UWW stands with all wrestlers and remains committed to making the sport inclusive to every country and will take a more in-depth look at the matter going forward.

              https://cms.uww.org/article/irans-vi...-championships

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                I've been thinking about the U23 World Championships in Albania that started a couple of days ago, without our young and promising wrestlers.

                What was done to our athletes is actually worse than what was done to Russian athletes (both of which are terrible examples of politics in sports). While the Russian *federation* was banned from this competition, our *individual* athletes were banned unilaterally. Russian athletes may still compete as AIN (unaffiliated neutral athletes) with all the experience that comes with competing on the highest level, but our athletes are specifically and individually banned from competing under any circumstance (as they could not enter Albania, period). This loss of experience and growth for our athletes in a crucial point in their career development is irreversible and can not be replaced/regained in any manner. This is as close to a sports crime, if there ever was one.

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                  Originally posted by diz View Post
                  I've been thinking about the U23 World Championships in Albania that started a couple of days ago, without our young and promising wrestlers.

                  What was done to our athletes is actually worse than what was done to Russian athletes (both of which are terrible examples of politics in sports). While the Russian *federation* was banned from this competition, our *individual* athletes were banned unilaterally. Russian athletes may still compete as AIN (unaffiliated neutral athletes) with all the experience that comes with competing on the highest level, but our athletes are specifically and individually banned from competing under any circumstance (as they could not enter Albania, period). This loss of experience and growth for our athletes in a crucial point in their career development is irreversible and can not be replaced/regained in any manner. This is as close to a sports crime, if there ever was one.

                  ............

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                    Originally posted by diz View Post
                    I've been thinking about the U23 World Championships in Albania that started a couple of days ago, without our young and promising wrestlers.

                    What was done to our athletes is actually worse than what was done to Russian athletes (both of which are terrible examples of politics in sports). While the Russian *federation* was banned from this competition, our *individual* athletes were banned unilaterally. Russian athletes may still compete as AIN (unaffiliated neutral athletes) with all the experience that comes with competing on the highest level, but our athletes are specifically and individually banned from competing under any circumstance (as they could not enter Albania, period). This loss of experience and growth for our athletes in a crucial point in their career development is irreversible and can not be replaced/regained in any manner. This is as close to a sports crime, if there ever was one.

                    DId UWW do anything?

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                      Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post


                      DId UWW do anything?
                      no, just put out a polite statement.

                      ”UWW stands with all wrestlers and remains committed” blah blah blah…

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                        Is Albania even a country? Prime exporters of beggars and trash to rest of europe. Are these Euro-wh*res trying to buy back their lost dignity by playing saints?

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                          Originally posted by AGC View Post
                          Is Albania even a country? Prime exporters of beggars and trash to rest of europe. Are these Euro-wh*res trying to buy back their lost dignity by playing saints?
                          Well, they did import a very high quality Iranian cult...

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                            Originally posted by diz View Post
                            I've been thinking about the U23 World Championships in Albania that started a couple of days ago, without our young and promising wrestlers.

                            What was done to our athletes is actually worse than what was done to Russian athletes (both of which are terrible examples of politics in sports). While the Russian *federation* was banned from this competition, our *individual* athletes were banned unilaterally. Russian athletes may still compete as AIN (unaffiliated neutral athletes) with all the experience that comes with competing on the highest level, but our athletes are specifically and individually banned from competing under any circumstance (as they could not enter Albania, period). This loss of experience and growth for our athletes in a crucial point in their career development is irreversible and can not be replaced/regained in any manner. This is as close to a sports crime, if there ever was one.
                            Well if Russia is officially banned (in theory but not in practical terms) and iran unofficially banned (at least in this case) what is left of UWW? If UWW have any sense of self-preservation they will never let that beggar country host anything again. Im surprised at the level of incompetence from UWW. But then again they almost got wrestling knocked off olympics so I shouldnt be surprised.

                            I understand that they want to extend the sport to parts of the world were wrestling isnt popular to gain traction. But still ... they are bad at exactly everything. At least hos wrestling tournaments in india or china where people actually can pick up wrestling. Without Iran and Russia wrestling as a sport will be dead and US athletes will lose motivation. UWW needs Iran more than Iran needs UWW and our cowards in charge in Iran need to play on this.


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                              If you want to take a laugh at a shit state like Albania. Just look at what their sense of social policy is

                              https://explanders.com/europe-arctic...ses-of-tirana/

                              They believe that painting houses will reduce crime, social ills, poverty etcetera. Crimes were reduced due to painting according to their joke of a PM. loooool. This is the true definition of putting lipstick on a pig ... only in Tirana!

                              Is UWW doing charity by hosting a wrestling tournament in that failed state?

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                                Originally posted by AGC View Post
                                If you want to take a laugh at a shit state like Albania. Just look at what their sense of social policy is

                                https://explanders.com/europe-arctic...ses-of-tirana/

                                They believe that painting houses will reduce crime, social ills, poverty etcetera. Crimes were reduced due to painting according to their joke of a PM. loooool. This is the true definition of putting lipstick on a pig ... only in Tirana!

                                Is UWW doing charity by hosting a wrestling tournament in that failed state?
                                If painting rainbows on buildings reduces crime, San Francisco should be a utopia.

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