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Why is Armenia so big on boxing/wrestling/weightlifting?

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    Why is Armenia so big on boxing/wrestling/weightlifting?

    It always seems like this is what Armenia pushes for the Olympics, and in general i always hear about some Armenian boxer, but like what about all the other sports, we sent 19 athletes between boxing 4, Wrestling 9, and weightlifting 6. swimming and shooting got 1,track and field and judo both got 2. I mean at least send a bunch to try for shooting, grab some soldiers and send them or something, if their never really going to try for anything else, how do they else do they expect to get a lot of medals?
    Last edited by ara87; 08-20-2008, 08:12 AM.
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    Re: Why is Armenia so big on boxing/wrestling/weightlifting?

    i dont know probably that it doesnt need much investment from the government?

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      Re: Why is Armenia so big on boxing/wrestling/weightlifting?

      I agree.

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        Re: Why is Armenia so big on boxing/wrestling/weightlifting?

        Rabiz machismo!!!

        In the Cold War, these events were the proving grounds for Communist and Democratic nations to show who was stronger and more courageous.
        Between childhood, boyhood,
        adolescence
        & manhood (maturity) there
        should be sharp lines drawn w/
        Tests, deaths, feats, rites
        stories, songs & judgements

        - Morrison, Jim. Wilderness, vol. 1, p. 22

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          Re: Why is Armenia so big on boxing/wrestling/weightlifting?

          The armenian David Nalbandian is coming to Armenia to play exhibition matches with Sargsian. Nalbandian was given an armenian passport in the armenian embassy in Argentina, by ambassador Vladimir karamshalian. Nalbandian is the architect and strategist ( number 7 in the world ) of the Argentinian Davis Cup team. In November, by the arm and hands of Nalbandian Argentina will make history by winning the final of the Cup against formidable Spain. Nalbandian will bestow to Argentina their first ever win of the Davis Cup trophy. Nalbandian is a household name in Argentina, and in particular in his home province of Cordoba where his name and greater than life size photos adorned every advertising and publicity promotions taking place in the province.

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