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Greco Roman wrestlers struggle at U-20 World Championships

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Samokov (Bulgaria), Aug 22: Three Indian Greco Roman wresters, including Anuj (67kg) and Naman (97kg), bowed out of the U-20 World Championships after losing their qualification rounds even as five of their compatriots will compete in medal rounds here.
Anuj lost his bout by technical superiority (0-9) to China’s Zhaoyan Liu while Naman was ousted by Croatia’s Andrej Rodin. Liu later lost his quarterfinal by fall to shut the repechage door on the Indian.
Naman lost his pre-quarterfinal 1-2 to Rodin to make an exit as the Croat failed to advance to the title clash.
Also making an exit from the competition was Vinit who lost by technical superiority to Egypt’s Mohamed Shabaam Ibrahim in the 72kg competition.
Anil Mor (55kg) fought a brilliant pre-quarterfinal bout against Azerbaijan’s Turan Dashdamirov but lost 9-9 on criteria. He had won 8-0 against Bulgaria’s Yordan Topalov. Mor’s fate is now in the hands of Dashdamirov. If the Azerbaijani wrestler qualifies for the final, the Indian will get a repechage bout to fight for bronze medal. (PTI)

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