Amin Mirzazadeh Clinches Bronze in Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the 2024 Olympics

On August 6, 2024, at the Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris, Amin Mirzazadeh from Iran showcased exceptional skill and determination in the Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Bronze Medal Match. Going head-to-head with Sabah Saleh Shariati from Azerbaijan, Mirzazadeh delivered a powerful performance that ultimately led him to victory with a final score of 4-0.

The match began with both athletes displaying their strengths, but it was Mirzazadeh who took the lead early on, scoring 3 points in the first round, while Shariati struggled to find his footing. As the match progressed into the second round, Mirzazadeh maintained his dominance, securing an additional point to solidify his win. With this victory, he not only earned a bronze medal but also marked a significant achievement in his wrestling career.

The match was officiated by a distinguished panel, including referee Marius Cimpoeru from Romania, judge Nikola Torbica from Serbia, and mat chairman Jang Tsong Rong from Chinese Taipei, ensuring a fair and competitive environment for both wrestlers.

Mirzazadeh's achievement is a proud moment for Iran, as he joins the ranks of elite athletes who have represented their nations on the grand stage of the Olympics. Fans and supporters celebrated his victory, highlighting the hard work and dedication that led him to this moment.

As the wrestling events continue in these Olympics, all eyes will be on the remaining competitors, but for now, Mirzazadeh's bronze medal will be a cherished moment for Iranian wrestling history.