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Report from the Championship in Freestyle 2015-07-06 10:14 3 to 4 July settled Championships in freestyle in Sundsvall for ungdom-, junior and senior classes. Results The system was unfortunately down during most of the races, but now freestyle coach Sonny Broman reflected and summarized the championship in Sundsvall. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on google_plusone_share More Sharing Services More Updated:  2015-07-06 10:32 Sundsvall managed fine with the arrangement despite the last minute had to move to the new hall in Skönsberg.   We from the freestyle team would like to say a big thank you for a well-executed SM arrangement. We would have liked a larger number of contestants wrestler but those who braved the heat, vacation, distance and summer offered a wonderfully entertaining wrestling for two days.   Not an uneventful match in two days with lots of grip and score, spectacular and crowd-pleasing situations.   As an example, a hea

MONGOLIAN WOMEN'S WRESTLING YOU'LL EVER READ By  T.R. Foley  | Mar 7, 2015 For espnW.com Courtesy of Tim Foley Chimdee stands still as the referee approaches the mat. Summoned to the center, the 132-pound wrestler from Mongolia bobs her head in recognition, drops into a quarter squat and with both hands lands three thunderous slaps to her legs; two to her thighs and one to her hindquarters. Chimdee's leg-slapping entry is an ode to her home country of Mongolia and the nomadic herdsmen and wrestlers (all men) who have enacted the same motion before every match competed for centuries. In her first world championship final, in 2014, the 19-year-old nicknamed Chimdee -- her full name is Sukhee Tserenchimed -- finds the moment to recall this power and show that Mongolian women have co-opted this centuries old leg-spanking as their own, that wrestling in Mongolia and worldwide was no longer gender-specific. But as the Women's World Cup of wrestling kicks

United World Wrestling Modifies Greco-Roman Rules, Reinstates the Five-Point Throw CORSIER-SUR-VEVEY, Switzerland (April 30) – United World Wrestling has announced several rule modifications for Greco-Roman wrestling. The decision to implement the reforms comes after several months of testing at the international level. The changes will take effect immediately. The recent rule revisions are highlighted by increased penalties for illegal actions, clarifications on awarding of points for “push-outs,” the elimination of one-point exposure, and the return of the popular five-point throw. “These are productive rules alterations and reinforcements,” said United World Wresting president Nenad Lalovic. “We are confident they will create a more technical and beautiful form of the sport. Our Coaches Commission, Referee Commission and Sport department worked well together in overseeing this process.” “We are also thrilled to give fans back the five-point throw,” added Lalovic.

THE JAPANESE ARE SET TO GO FOR WORLD CHAMPION AT LAS VEGAS..  This are the selected team. Watch out for 53kg class and also the swedish sofia mattson and odunayo adekuoroye. The 58 champion kaori should watch out for amri and aminat adeniyi cause the African areread