Cao Liguo Triumphs Over Raiber Jose Rodriguez Orozco in Men's Greco-Roman 60kg Quarterfinal

On August 5, 2024, the Men's Greco-Roman 60kg quarterfinal at the Paris 2024 Olympics took place at the renowned Champ-de-Mars Arena, where athletes showcased their incredible skills and determination. This match featured two fierce competitors: China's Cao Liguo and Venezuela's Raiber Jose Rodriguez Orozco.

The bout began with both athletes demonstrating their prowess, but it was Cao who took an early lead. By the end of the first period, he had established a commanding score of 5-2, displaying superior technique and strategic prowess. Rodriguez Orozco, however, was not without his moments, managing to score 2 points and putting pressure on his opponent.

As the match progressed into the second period, Cao maintained his dominance, scoring an additional 3 points while Rodriguez Orozco struggled to find his rhythm, ultimately scoring no additional points. The final score read 5 for Cao and only 2 for Rodriguez Orozco, leading to a victory by points for the Chinese wrestler (WLT: W).

Cao Liguo's victory not only earns him a spot in the semifinals but also highlights his exceptional skill set and competitive spirit. His next challenge will be even greater as he aims for an Olympic medal.

The officiating team for this high-stakes match included Zvonko Ocic as the referee, Thomas Hammer as the judge, and Vaclav Scheiner as the mat chairman, ensuring that the match adhered to the highest standards of Olympic wrestling.