World Wrestling Championship: 3 Indians lost to Greco Roman

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The dismal performance of the Greco-Roman wrestlers at the World Wrestling Championships continues. In the Greco-Roman match on Monday, on the third day of the championship, India suffered disappointment and were eliminated after losing in the new qualifying round. Naveen lost to Cuban Oscar Pino Hinds in the 130 kg category. Hinds, a gold medalist at the Pan American Games last year, defeated Indian wrestler Naveen 0-9.

Manish entered the first round by defeating Laurie Johannes Mekhenen of Finland 11–3 in the 60kg qualification round. But he was eliminated from the competition in the first round.

Manish, who missed out on a bronze medal at the 2017 Junior World Wrestling Championships, suffered a 0–10 loss to Maldova in the next round against world number three wrestler Victor Siyobanu on technical proficiency.source

At the same time, the Asian Championship silver medalist Gurpreet made the first round by defeating Michael Wagner of Austria 6–0 in the qualification round.

In the first round, Gurpreet lost to world number two wrestler Victor Nemes.

With the defeat of three wrestlers, India's campaign ended in the Greco Roman of the World Championship and no wrestler could enter the quarter-finals. Seven Indian wrestlers lost in the first round to Greco Roman.

Manish, who missed out on a bronze medal at the 2017 Junior World Wrestling Championships, suffered a 0–10 loss to Maldova in the next round against world number three wrestler Victor Siyobanu on technical proficiency.

At the same time, the Asian Championship silver medalist Gurpreet made the first round by defeating Michael Wagner of Austria 6–0 in the qualification round.

In the first round, Gurpreet lost to world number two wrestler Victor Nemes.

With the defeat of three wrestlers, India's campaign ended in the Greco Roman of the World Championship and no wrestler could enter the quarter-finals. Seven Indian wrestlers lost in the first round to Greco Roman.