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When a wrestler switches countries they have to accept a 2 year hiatus. Im not sure what the other parameters might be.
not in wrestling. a proof of citizenship is enough.
When a wrestler switches countries they have to accept a 2 year hiatus. Im not sure what the other parameters might be.
Not owned, you are woefully naive and insecure.besides you being clueless?
gets owned, resorts to ad hominem attacks.
No, its not. There is a whole process for a wrestler switching the country they represent.not in wrestling. a proof of citizenship is enough.
Not owned, you are woefully naive and insecure.
What country are you fromwow you really got me LOL, its ok you arabs can invest in other sports, but wrestling is not for you.
What country are you from
Enlighten meits obvious
How much have you actually wrestled btwwow you really got me LOL, its ok you arabs can invest in other sports, but wrestling is not for you.
why does it matter?How much have you actually wrestled btw
It’s very relevant to the discussion considering some of the ignorant things that you are saying. I’ll take that as a no. What country are you from againwhy does it matter?
Oh and I just realized you’re the older hobbyist who just started wrestling that I could take down at will.. lol at you pretending you know shitwhy does it matter?
Oh and I just realized you’re the older hobbyist who just started wrestling that I could take down at will.. lol at you pretending you know shit
Please consider taking the time you're about to spend on a 7-page quote-block war with this obvious troll and using it on something more productive.Oh and I just realized you’re the older hobbyist who just started wrestling that I could take down at will.. lol at you pretending you know shit
Ah, I really had no idea lol. When you tell me about it, I remember last year when Georgian Levan Beranidze (Armenia) wrestled against Geno Petriashvili (Geo), you are correct. I just assumed most of their wrestlers had ....Yan names lol. I didn't know.Im all for wrestlers accepting/seeking out opportunity. To be clear. But you're a little off about Armenia. In the last 2 years at the worlds/Olympics, 3 of their freestylers came from other countries. 2 from Russia, 1 from Georgia. On the Greco side they had another. Im not suggesting Armenia or Georgia doesn't produce top wrestlers on their own, they certainly do, Im just pointing out something you may find interesting.
YES! hahaha that seems to be the deciding factor. Yan last name = Amenian, most of the time.Ah, I really had no idea lol. When you tell me about it, I remember last year when Georgian Levan Beranidze (Armenia) wrestled against Geno Petriashvili (Geo), you are correct. I just assumed most of their wrestlers had ....Yan names lol. I didn't know.
lol, you're either a troll or flat out dumbwith a comment like this i doubt your balls have even dropped
I know of just about every wrestler competing for the arab countries you are upset with. Honest question: Why do you think they were "poached"?
What country are you from
its obvious
And because wrestling has few weight classes today and only one wrestler per weight class from every nation qualify for the Olympics.because the only reason they compete for an arab country is because they were paid to do so.