The Uzbekistan national team won another medal at the World Wrestling Championship under 23 years old, which is taking place in the Serbian city of Novi Sad.
In Greco-Roman wrestling, Mehroj Bahromov, competing in the -60 kg weight category, showed a worthy result among strong competitors and became a bronze medalist. In the decisive match for third place, he skillfully defeated his Azerbaijani opponent and added another medal to the team's tally.
The competition in the designated weight category was quite intense - major athletes from different countries of the world participated. During the competition, Mehroj Bahromov was distinguished by his strong will, precise movements, and tactical superiority. Each of his victories is not only a personal achievement, but also a testament to the high level of training of the Uzbek Kurash school.
Bahromov defeated American and Romanian athletes in the first round, and in the semifinals, he faced a Turkish opponent with extensive experience in world championships. Unfortunately, he missed the opportunity in that match with a small margin. But in the bronze medal match, he gathered all his strength and won.
According to the results of the competition, Mehroj's result was very important for our national team. The national team coaches also noted that he has achieved great growth in recent years. According to them, Bakhromov's success will be not only a sporting achievement, but also a source of inspiration for the next generation of wrestlers.
The Uzbekistan national team, participating in the championship in Serbia, continues the competition with a number of medals. Our athletes are achieving high results in Greco-Roman and freestyle wrestling, raising the flag of our country high in the international arena.
It should be noted that this achievement of Mehroj Bahromov is one of the important stages in his international career. Over the past two years, he has also successfully participated in the Asian Youth Championships, becoming one of the leading athletes of the national team.
Thus, this success in Novi Sad will go down in history not only as Mehroj's personal achievement, but also as another international victory for all of Uzbekistan's sports.
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