Frank Chamizo, a two-time world champion and Olympic bronze medalist, recently revealed a shocking incident at the European wrestling Olympic qualification tournament in Baku, Azerbaijan. Chamizo claimed that he turned down a bribe of $300,000 to deliberately lose a match during the competition. Despite the controversial loss in the semifinal, Chamizo stood firm against the attempted match-fixing, emphasizing his commitment to integrity and the sport. The incident has sparked waves of concern within the wrestling community and sheds light on the challenges faced by athletes in maintaining fairness and honesty in competitive sports.
Frank Chamizo Claims Rejecting $300,000 Bribe for Wrestling Match in Baku, Azerbaijan
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