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Azerbaijani sambo wrestlers win 2 world bronzes
27 December 2013 [10:55] -
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Azerbaijani sambo wrestlers Zaur Baghirov weighing in at over 90kg and Kamran Rzayev at 80kg have grabbed bronze medals in the 4th Kazakh-Kures World Championships in Minsk, Belarus.
The championship brought together wrestlers from 29 countries.
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