Wrestling Kishu faces Moldovan Valentin Batić in the round of 16 of the world qualifiers

Moments later, Mohamed Ibrahim Kishu will meet the player of the Moldovan national wrestling team, Valentin Batić, in the round of 16 of the world qualifiers currently being held in Turkey, which qualifies for the Paris Olympics.

Mohamed Ibrahim Kishu, the star, succeeded. The wrestling team beat Bulgarian Amayev Aptievich, the bronze medalist in the European Championship, with a score of 9-8 in the 67 kg competition in the round of 32 in the world qualifiers in Turkey.

With this result, Kisho wrestling qualifies for the round of 32 in the world qualifiers in Turkey. The 16th World Qualifiers currently being held in Turkey, which qualifies for the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The Greco-Roman wrestling competitions began today, Thursday, while the women’s wrestling competitions begin tomorrow, Friday.

From For his part, Major General Mohamed Mahmoud, President of the Egyptian Wrestling Federation, confirmed that the Federation was very keen to provide all the capabilities for the Olympic duo in order to snatch a ticket to qualify for the Paris Olympics through the World Championship, which is the last stage of qualification for the Olympics in the sport of wrestling.

The President of the Egyptian Wrestling Federation expressed his great confidence and the members of the Council in the ability of the duo, Kisho and Hamza, to qualify for the Olympics again and provide an outstanding performance in the World Championships before participating in Paris.

The pharaohs of wrestling had So far, they have reserved 10 tickets to the Paris Olympics, including 5 tickets in Romanian wrestling through: Moamen Sabry, Mahmoud Abdel Sattar, Mohamed Metwally, and Mohamed Gibran, and a ticket in women’s wrestling through player Nada Madani.

In addition to 4 cards in freestyle wrestling by: Gamal Abdel Nasser, Amr Hussein, Mustafa Ali, and Diaa El-Din Kamal.

The champion, Abdel Latif Menea, qualified for Paris after his victory. Bronze medal at the World Championships held in Serbia.