Rangraz, head coach of Iran’s national Greco-Roman wrestling team, said some wrestlers had tested positive for doping. He also protested the difference between Iran’s lineup and those of its main rivals in Nagoya. According to Rangraz, the main rivals competed with their full squads, while Iran did not have its first-choice wrestlers available because they were competing at the World Championships. Pointing to this difference, he said the competition was not fair.
Rangraz says some wrestlers tested positive for doping in Nagoya
The national Greco-Roman wrestling team’s head coach said some wrestlers had tested positive for doping. Rangraz also said the competition in Nagoya was unfair because Iran’s first-choice lineup was absent due to the World Championships.

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