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Wrestler from Buryatia Sergey Tsybikov won the bronze of the all-Russian tournament

Athlete from Buryatia Sergey Tsybikov became the bronze medalist of the All-Russian tournament in freestyle wrestling among boys under 16 years

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Wrestler from Buryatia Sergey Tsybikov won the bronze of the all-Russian tournament

Athlete from Buryatia Sergey Tsybikov became a bronze medalist of the All-Russian tournament in freestyle wrestling among young men under 16 years. The competitions are dedicated to the memory of Kyazim Bekkievich Mechiev and are held from 9 to 11 November in Nalchik.

Buryat wrestler took third place in the weight category up to 75 kg. The tournament is also a transitional championship of Russia.

The Minister of Sports of the Republic Ivan Kozyrev congratulated the athlete on the result and noted the contribution of coaches to the preparation of the prize-winner.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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