Armenian Wrestler Wins U17 Greco-Roman World Championship

Armenia's Janes Nazaryan Crowned U17 Greco-Roman Wrestling World Champion

HetqJul 30, 20261 min readOriginal: Hetq

Armenian Wrestler Wins U17 Greco-Roman World Championship

Janes Nazaryan of Armenia has won the Greco-Roman wrestling world championship in the 71 kg weight division at the Under-17 World Wrestling Championship in Baku. The victory represents a significant achievement for the young Armenian athlete on the international wrestling stage. Greco-Roman wrestling, one of the two styles contested at the Olympic Games, remains a competitive discipline in which Armenia has maintained a strong presence. The championship is currently underway in Azerbaijan's capital.

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