Match of the Day: Watch Clarissa Chun take gold at the 2008 World Championships

Apr 5, 2020, 11:44 AM (ET)

by USA Wrestling

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Before Clarissa Chun was the National Women’s Freestyle Assistant Coach, she was a fierce competitor on the mat. Chun was a 2012 Olympic bronze medalist and a 2008 World champion. Watch her World finals match with two-time Senior World medalist and three-time Junior World medalist Jyldyz Eshimova of Kazakhstan below:

Match of the Day: Watch Clarissa Chun take gold at the 2008 World Championships

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Match of the Day: Watch Clarissa Chun take gold at the 2008 World Championships

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