Amantur Ismailov Triumphs in Men's Greco-Roman 67kg 1/8 Final at Paris 2024

In an exhilarating showdown at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Amantur Ismailov from Kyrgyzstan showcased his wrestling prowess in the Men's Greco-Roman 67kg 1/8 Final against Ramaz Zoidze of Georgia. The match, held at the iconic Champ-de-Mars Arena, concluded with Ismailov triumphing decisively with a final score of 12-1, marking a significant step toward Olympic glory.

The bout began with both competitors displaying their skills on the mat, but it was Ismailov who quickly gained the upper hand. In just 2 minutes and 20 seconds, he secured a dominant lead, earning a total of 12 technical points compared to Zoidze's solitary point. Ismailov's strategy and execution left little room for his opponent, as he maneuvered effectively to control the match.

Ismailov’s performance was marked by his aggressive style and tactical approach, which allowed him to outscore Zoidze in multiple periods. The match saw Ismailov scoring in each period, with a particularly impressive showing in the final segment, where he accumulated a significant lead.

The event also highlighted the officiating prowess of international referees, including Czech referee Vaclav Scheiner, Croatian judge Zvonko Ocic, and Egyptian mat chairman Sherif Halawa, who ensured a fair and competitive environment for the athletes.

With this victory, Ismailov advances to the next round, continuing his pursuit of an Olympic medal and bringing pride to his nation. The wrestling community eagerly anticipates his next bout as he aims for success on the global stage in Paris 2024.