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Mongolian Wrestling Coaches Strip In Olympics

By - A Staff Writer | 22 Aug 2016 9:03 PM IST

A pair of Mongolian wrestling coaches stripped off their clothing in a protest of a call by officials that gave the bronze medal to Uzbekistan's Ikhtiyor Navruzov on August 21.

 

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Officials penalized Mandakhnaran Ganzorig for his late-match antics, calling him for fleeing the opponent's hold by not engaging in the match's final seconds. That made it 7-7. The Mongolians protested the call and lost, giving another point to Navruzov to make it an 8-7 final.

 

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