Russian Wrestling Federation claims the late Besik Kudukhov will not lose his 2012 Olympic silver due to doping retest
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The Russian Wrestling Federation reported on its website wrestrus.ru that the late Besik Kudukhov will not lose his 2012 Olympic silver medal in freestyle wrestling.
A two paragraph statement was posted on the website, in which Georgy Bryusov of the Russian Federation was quoted that an IOC Disciplinary Committee set up to consider the case has decided to terminate its inquiry into the matter.
It had been reported that Kudukhov, who died in an automobile accident, had tested positive for the banned substance Turinabol when his London sample had been retested.
The international media reported the Russian Wrestling Federation statement on Monday. It was covered extensively in India, as there was interest into whether Olympic bronze medalist Yogeshwar Dutt of India might receive a silver medal if Kudukhov’s medal was stripped by the IOC.
INSIDETHEGAMES: Late Russian wrestler will not be stripped of Olympic silver, governing body claims
by Dan Palmer, InsidetheGames.biz
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will not strip the late Besik Kudukhov of the silver medal he won at London 2012, the Russian Wrestling Federation (RWF) have claimed.
Kudukhov was second in the 60 kilograms freestyle category at the Games in the British capital, with the Russian losing to Azerbaijan's Toghrul Asgarov in the final.
He was then tragically killed in a car crash in southern Russia in December 2013, before reports emerged this year that he had posthumously tested positive for a banned substance during a retrospective drugs test.
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INDIAN EXPRESS: Yogeshwar Dutt’s 2012 London Olympics bronze won’t be upgraded to silver
Yogeshwar Dutt’s chances of having his London Olympics medal upgraded from bronze to silver vanished on Monday after the International Olympic Committee decided to drop an investigation into a deceased wrestler who allegedly tested positive for a banned steroid when an old sample was retested.
Russia’s Besik Kudukhov won the silver medal in the men’s freestyle 60kg category at the 2012 Olympics and died the following year in a car crash. In a statement, the Russian Wrestling Federation said his sample from the 2012 Games was retested this year and found to be positive for the steroid turinabol.
His case was passed to a three-member IOC disciplinary commission, comprising Denis Oswald of Switzerland, Sweden’s Gunilla Lindberg and Ugur Erdener from Turkey. On October 19, the committee decided to terminate the investigation against Kudukhov, the statement added.
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BBC: Dead Russian wrestler Besik Kudukhov keeps 2012 silver despite failing drug test
A Russian wrestler who died in a car crash will not be stripped of his Olympic medal despite his sample testing positive for a banned steroid.
Besik Kudukhov, who won freestyle 60kg silver at London 2012, died in 2013.
He was found to have taken the steroid turinabol when the World Anti-Doping Agency re-tested samples this year.
An International Olympic Committee (IOC) disciplinary committee said the case has "now terminated its investigation with no action taken".
Click here for complete BBC article
A two paragraph statement was posted on the website, in which Georgy Bryusov of the Russian Federation was quoted that an IOC Disciplinary Committee set up to consider the case has decided to terminate its inquiry into the matter.
It had been reported that Kudukhov, who died in an automobile accident, had tested positive for the banned substance Turinabol when his London sample had been retested.
The international media reported the Russian Wrestling Federation statement on Monday. It was covered extensively in India, as there was interest into whether Olympic bronze medalist Yogeshwar Dutt of India might receive a silver medal if Kudukhov’s medal was stripped by the IOC.
INSIDETHEGAMES: Late Russian wrestler will not be stripped of Olympic silver, governing body claims
by Dan Palmer, InsidetheGames.biz
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will not strip the late Besik Kudukhov of the silver medal he won at London 2012, the Russian Wrestling Federation (RWF) have claimed.
Kudukhov was second in the 60 kilograms freestyle category at the Games in the British capital, with the Russian losing to Azerbaijan's Toghrul Asgarov in the final.
He was then tragically killed in a car crash in southern Russia in December 2013, before reports emerged this year that he had posthumously tested positive for a banned substance during a retrospective drugs test.
Click here for complete Inside The Games article
INDIAN EXPRESS: Yogeshwar Dutt’s 2012 London Olympics bronze won’t be upgraded to silver
Yogeshwar Dutt’s chances of having his London Olympics medal upgraded from bronze to silver vanished on Monday after the International Olympic Committee decided to drop an investigation into a deceased wrestler who allegedly tested positive for a banned steroid when an old sample was retested.
Russia’s Besik Kudukhov won the silver medal in the men’s freestyle 60kg category at the 2012 Olympics and died the following year in a car crash. In a statement, the Russian Wrestling Federation said his sample from the 2012 Games was retested this year and found to be positive for the steroid turinabol.
His case was passed to a three-member IOC disciplinary commission, comprising Denis Oswald of Switzerland, Sweden’s Gunilla Lindberg and Ugur Erdener from Turkey. On October 19, the committee decided to terminate the investigation against Kudukhov, the statement added.
CLICK HERE FOR REST OF INDIAN EXPRESS STORY
BBC: Dead Russian wrestler Besik Kudukhov keeps 2012 silver despite failing drug test
A Russian wrestler who died in a car crash will not be stripped of his Olympic medal despite his sample testing positive for a banned steroid.
Besik Kudukhov, who won freestyle 60kg silver at London 2012, died in 2013.
He was found to have taken the steroid turinabol when the World Anti-Doping Agency re-tested samples this year.
An International Olympic Committee (IOC) disciplinary committee said the case has "now terminated its investigation with no action taken".
Click here for complete BBC article
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