Wrestler’s Olympic Dream: Putting Gold Medal on Father
Kyrgyz wrestler Akzhol Makhmudov dreams of Olympic gold in Paris and putting the medal on his father.
Two-time world wrestling champion from Kyrgyzstan, Akzhol Makhmudov, recently shared his aspirations in an interview published by United World Wrestling. The athlete revealed that his ultimate dream is to clinch a gold medal at the Olympics in Paris and place it on his father.
In the interview, Makhmudov emphasized the importance of his fans and supporters, acknowledging that their encouragement fuels his determination to succeed. He also opened up about his admiration for fellow wrestlers who have inspired him throughout his career.
The wrestler attributed his success to his focus on technique rather than relying solely on physical strength and endurance. Makhmudov credited his attention to detail in this area as a key factor in his victories.
Makhmudov also shared the origin of his nickname, “Shark,” which he adopted as a teenager in tribute to his idol, a Russian wrestler known by the same moniker. Despite facing setbacks, including a challenging surgery in 2020, he persevered and managed to secure a silver medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
Looking ahead to the future, Makhmudov expressed his determination to claim the top prize at the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris. He envisions the special moment of placing a gold medal around his father’s neck, highlighting his unwavering commitment to achieving his Olympic dream.
With a renewed sense of energy and focus, Akzhol Makhmudov remains steadfast in his pursuit of Olympic glory, setting his sights on the ultimate goal of standing atop the podium in Paris and fulfilling his father’s pride.
