Inside the Games reports UWW President Lalovic being proposed as IOC member
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by Nick Butler, Inside the Games
In a story by Nick Butler, Inside the Games, one of the leading international media outlets covering the Olympic beat, reported the United World Wrestling President Nenad Lalovic of Serbia is being considered for membership in the International Olympic Committee.
Exclusive: Lalovic set to be proposed as International Olympic Committee member
By Nick Butler at the Agora Swiss Hotel in Lausanne Friday, 5 June 2015
Serbia’s United World Wrestling (UWW) President Nenad Lalovic is set to be put forward as a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) at next month’s IOC Session in Kuala Lumpur, insidethegames has learned.
The Belgrade-based businessman, who replaced Switzerland's Raphaël Martinetti at the helm soon after the sport was dropped from the 2020 Olympics in February 2013, has been instrumental in leading the subsequent recovery culminating in the sport’s return to the programme at the IOC Session in Buenos Aires just seven months later.
Lalovic has since presided over the introduction of many other reforms, including changing the name of the governing body from the International Wrestling Federation, the introduction of a new dark blue and orange coloured mat and a greater focus on female wrestling.
Click here to read entire Inside the Games article on Lalovic
Exclusive: Lalovic set to be proposed as International Olympic Committee member
By Nick Butler at the Agora Swiss Hotel in Lausanne Friday, 5 June 2015
Serbia’s United World Wrestling (UWW) President Nenad Lalovic is set to be put forward as a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) at next month’s IOC Session in Kuala Lumpur, insidethegames has learned.
The Belgrade-based businessman, who replaced Switzerland's Raphaël Martinetti at the helm soon after the sport was dropped from the 2020 Olympics in February 2013, has been instrumental in leading the subsequent recovery culminating in the sport’s return to the programme at the IOC Session in Buenos Aires just seven months later.
Lalovic has since presided over the introduction of many other reforms, including changing the name of the governing body from the International Wrestling Federation, the introduction of a new dark blue and orange coloured mat and a greater focus on female wrestling.
Click here to read entire Inside the Games article on Lalovic
