32 wrestlers from the Naadam of 2232th Anniversary of establishment of the First Statehood in Mongolia, 817th Anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire and 102nd Anniversary of People’s Revolution of Mongolia had doping tests.
A substance included in the prohibited list issued by the World Anti-Doping Agency was revealed from M.Badarch, the State Lion, and decision to send proposals of invalidating all his rounds of the wrestling during Naadam and withdrawing the title of the State lion to the President of Mongolia has been made.
Also, M.Badarch's permission to wrestle at the Naadam Festival will be suspended for a period of four years until July 12, 2027. In relevance:
- Bayanmunkh Burnee, the Province Lion, will be considered five round wins and have title of State Nachin;
- Dash Erdenebat, the State Nachin /with highlight of usukh ider/, will be considered six round wins and have title of State Hawk;
- Sukhbaatar Sukhbat, will be considered seven round wins and have title of State Elephant;
- Byamba-Otgon Tserensodnom, will be considered nine round wins and have title of State Lion;
- Khangai Orgikh, the State Champion, will be awarded “ulemj badrakh” /make great strides/ highlights.
32 wrestlers from the Naadam of 2232th Anniversary of establishment of the First Statehood in Mongolia, 817th Anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire and 102nd Anniversary of People’s Revolution of Mongolia had doping tests.
A substance included in the prohibited list issued by the World Anti-Doping Agency was revealed from M.Badarch, the State Lion, and decision to send proposals of invalidating all his rounds of the wrestling during Naadam and withdrawing the title of the State lion to the President of Mongolia has been made.
Also, M.Badarch's permission to wrestle at the Naadam Festival will be suspended for a period of four years until July 12, 2027. In relevance:
- Bayanmunkh Burnee, the Province Lion, will be considered five round wins and have title of State Nachin;
- Dash Erdenebat, the State Nachin /with highlight of usukh ider/, will be considered six round wins and have title of State Hawk;
- Sukhbaatar Sukhbat, will be considered seven round wins and have title of State Elephant;
- Byamba-Otgon Tserensodnom, will be considered nine round wins and have title of State Lion;
- Khangai Orgikh, the State Champion, will be awarded “ulemj badrakh” /make great strides/ highlights.