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55 FS silver medalist Asgarov said in an interview he started with judo and later he switched to FS. His judo background can be apparently seen in 2 of your pics :)
http://www.wrestlersarewarriors.com/...IMFPRE8915.jpghttp://www.wrestlersarewarriors.com/...IMFFNL9352.jpg
and in 2 other pics
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/...mwbxi/x610.jpg
http://www.fila-wrestling.com/moscow...0AZE-BLR-1.jpg
Thank you so much Tony!
That's funny. Good eye!
Hey Akzen, good catch! I'm actually going to put a set of singlet grabbing shots together for a discussion about it on this forum. It's very prevalent at worlds and almost never called. I have at least 40 shots from this worlds of singlet grabbing, and NOT "unintentional" singlet grabbing. Asgarov was probably the most flagrant, particularly in the match against JPN, which knocked Blanc out of the tourney.Quote:
Originally Posted by akzent
So the singlet/eye gouge combination is a judo move? :)
Tsargush did a lot of singlet grabbing as well.
good idea!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Rotundo
The one that has been called was at 84 - Ktsoev applied it vs. Ganev.Quote:
almost never called
Alex began to upload his photos on www.wrestlingarena.info
In the album Beriashvili vs. Masoumi, this hold can be seen:
http://www.wrestlingarena.info/Mosco...adi%20(11).jpg
Future bronze medalist Berianidze blocking Masoumi's arm by grabbing his own singlet :)
As a pretty new "fan" (hard to be a fan really, since there isnt a WHOLE lot of televised wrestling, but is the grabbing of the singlet legal