All The Transfers At The World Championships
All The Transfers At The World Championships
Take a look at the guys who aren't currently representing countries that they would have during their childhood.
My friend Jon Kozak wrote "2022 Senior Worlds College Fan Guide - Men's Freestyle" which is a similar piece of content that includes several of the same names. This list differs in that it includes a lot of Russian wrestlers who never attended college in the US and excludes wrestlers who were born and/or raised in a country and then moved to the US for school.
All of the following athletes were all born in and predominantly reside/train in different countries than they currently compete for. For one reason or another, they decided to represent their current countries at the World Championships. It should be noted that an athlete must have a passport of the country they are representing. If there are any others please contact jd.rader@flosports.tv
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