Some people call losing 15 pounds in one day sub-human sweety. Wrestlers in every country have done it many times.
Some of those basement college wrestling rooms are also sub-human.
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Some people call losing 15 pounds in one day sub-human sweety. Wrestlers in every country have done it many times.
Some of those basement college wrestling rooms are also sub-human.
Some people call losing 15 pounds in one day: sweatyQuote:
Originally Posted by Big
Don't call me sweetie. Ever.
In Germany, there are rumors again that Romero would try to make the German Olympic team.
I don't think he can get the German citizenship that easily.
After the German Grand Prix in June, he ?missed? the airplane back to Cuba. In the last several months, he was looking for a club in the German wrestling league. And he attended some matches of his younger brother, the boxer Yoan Pablo Hernandez. Hernandez ?missed? an airplane to Cuba too. That happened in April 2005 when he participated at an amateur boxing tourney in Germany. He ?forgot? to go home and in Germany, he changed to profi-boxing being now one of the good German boxers. But he is still a Cuban citizen. Older brother Romero followed his example 2 years later. Though he has lived in Germany only for 6 months, he seems to be determined to get the German citizenship as soon as possible and to appear on the international mat again.
No recent pics of Romero are available. Instead ? some boxing :) pics of brother Hernandez:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoan_Pablo_Hern%C3%A1ndez
http://www.boxen.com/upload/IMG_1999_Abd_Erf_430.jpg
http://www.boxen.com/upload/Abdoul%2...ernandez02.jpg
http://www.boxen.com/upload/Abdoul%2...01_erf_abd.jpg
http://www.boxen.com/upload/IMG_7395_Abd_Erf_430.jpg
http://www.boxen.com/upload/IMG_2008...ht_430_neu.jpg
Romero joined a German wrestling club but he still doesn't have a license to wrestle there, so he attended the German nationals earlier this month only as a spectator.
Romero posing in his new club
http://www.asvhof.de/2008/romero1.jpg
Akzent do you know what team he represent now in germany? And can he wrestle in FILA international tournament? I like to see yoel romero back to the mat :)Quote:
Originally Posted by akzent
I doubt he will be very good there. Luxury life will get to him. He is used to more basic conditions for training.
too bad he wont be in the olympics, id love to see him go at it with ketoev as he has beaten him before. Anyone know what kind of support he is geting from the German federation?
pinartist,
Many people have beaten Ketoev before. A Cuban wrestler can't train properly in a Western environment. Remember Jesus Wilson in America?