2 Mongolian wrestling coaches suspended for 3 years for stripping

By Semi Turaga

Thursday 22/09/2016

The two Mongolian wrestling coaches (Photo: olympics.nbcsports)

Two Mongolian wrestling coaches who started taking off their clothes in protest at a judge’s decision during the Rio Olympics have been suspended for three years.

They were stopped by officials before they could remove their underwear.

The pair have been banned by United World Wrestling from all international competition until August 2019.

Source: BBC

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