Ko te Ngaio Armwrestling League (PAL), te rangatira te ao i roto i te hākinakina, whakarewa ona 2015 Pakanga ki te "nga Hurai ki roto i Vegas" kāri motu, me te ao teata American Rātapu, Hōngongoi 12, i te Hard Rock Hotel & Casino i Las Vegas, Nev.

Ko te tuatahi i roto i te raupapa o ngā kāri wā, whakaritea i roto i te Las Vegas i raro i te PAL USA kara tenei.

"Hurai ki i roto i te Vegas" Ka e haapurorohia motu i runga i CBS Sports Whatunga i runga i te kaupapa ripene-whakaroa, me te ao ki 56 whenua i roto i te Amerika Te Tai Tokerau, Europe, Asia, Africa a Ahitereiria.

E whakaatu ana PAL USA te runga ngā wehenga tuwhera i neke atu i te 40 whenua i roto i te Amerika Te Tai Tokerau, Uropi, ki Āhia, e rua nga tangata me nga wahine, i roto i te kāwai taimaha mai i whā ki te taumahamaha super.
PAL, i puritia ona kaupapa tuatahi i roto i te United States i roto i 2009, i whakaturia i roto i te 2002 e Igor Mazurenko, he tangata whātōtō rongonui, trainer and promoter in the sport. PAL has offices in Gdynia, Poland, a Las Vegas.

Tamata "Whitiki nonoke te kua he hākinakina rawa katoa i etahi wa i roto i to ratou ora,” said Mazurenko. “But to see these professionals compete, te reira rite ki te po, me te ra. They bring a ferocity that is seen only, mea, i roto i toku whakaaro, i roto i linemen i roto i te whutupaoro American.

"Kamata Whitiki nonoke rite ki te hākinakina whakaritea ōkawatia, ka hanganga 38 matahiti i ma'iri a'e; engari i roto i te tekau tau o mua te mea kua whiwhi i rongonui nui i roto i te United States, no te mea kei te pā te iteraa, e hounga'ia 'i tona tere nohopuku, intensity and excitement.,” said Mazurenko. “This increased popularity is evidenced by the domestic and international television exposure we have secured.”

Hoki tata 20 tau, Mazurenko ko te maona ngaio rongonui, me te angitu puta noa i Europa, te hiranga i roto i te mamau ringa, power lifting and body building. He competed at the highest level as an arm wrestler for 16 tau, a i roto i te 2011 riro te toa ao i roto i te wehenga Masters ano he taumahamaha i te Ipu Ngaio Ao i roto i te Poland.

Mazurenko also can be considered a renaissance man among sports figures. In addition to his PAL duties, Mazurenko Ko: A licensed acrobatic pilot, mahi i runga i tona tuhinga PhD, mahi whakairo- rangahau whakangungu mata i runga i te mamau ringa, he kaiwhakanao me te distributor o te taputapu hākinakina, he kaihanga tohu-toa o te ringa kiriata mamau, the publisher of an arm wrestling magazine and vice president of the amateur European Arm Wrestling Federation.

Ko te-ōrite e whā "Hurai ki i roto i te Vegas" kāri Hōngongoi 12 i roto i te Vinyl i te Hard Rock Hotel & Casino:

• Richard Lupkes o Rushmore, Mai. (315 pauna)

vs.
Andrey Pushkar o te Ukraine (243 pauna)

• Tim Bresnan o Lisbon, Conn. (286 pauna)

vs.
Eugeni Prudnik o te Ukraine (203 pauna)

• Janusz Zolcinski o Poland (242 pauna)

vs.
Harold Owens II o Karamere, I roto i te. (240 pauna)

• Vazgen Saghoyan o Ararata (165 pauna)

vs.
Chris Gobby o Montreal (165 pauna)

Tīkiti mō "Hurai ki i roto i te Vegas" e utu i $20 no te whakauru whānui, $50 no te waiho e a $100 no te VIP.

E wātea ana tīkiti:

I te Hard Rock Hotel & Casino tari pouaka rā i ki 10 a.m. ki 8 p.m.;
Na roto i te te karanga AXS 888-929-7849 ranei mā te haere ki AXS.com

Ko te a'ee tuatahi i roto i te Vinyl tīmata i 3 p.m. ki te tatau te whakatuwhera i 2.

Each match consists of the traditional best-of-six rounds format. There is a one-minute break between rounds, ahakoa o pehea te roa roa te wātū o mua.

Kei runga i roto i te nuinga o ngā wā 15 hēkona, but some can last up to one minute. The record for the longest session in international competition is eight minutes, te roanga e kore-ano-whakatata.

Ētahi atu wrestlers ringa te piha runga te ao e whakaritea ana ki te hei i roto i te mahi i runga i ū mai "Hurai ki i roto i te Vegas" kāri ngā Don "Hollywood" Underwood o Independence, Mo.; Krasimir Kostadinov o Bulgaria; a Zoloev Khadzimurat, Ateneke Liliev, Alexey Semerenko a Alexey Voeyvoda i Russia.

E kore noa he nonoke ringa whakataetae taikaha, it is universal. Virtually, katoa American i te tahi wa i roto i to ratou ora, te tikanga tīmata i te tamarikitanga, Kua whai wāhi i roto i te mamau ringa.

Ko tangohia PAL tenei taketake nuinga o ngā mahi, refined it and made it one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. It is under consideration as an exhibition sport in the 2024 Olympic Games.

He kaitäkaro rawe te hunga e whakaatu te kaha enei, tikanga, stamina and will. It’s what makes this sport so very dynamic.

Whakataetae tangata i roto i te taimaha wehenga o te tekau mā (ki runga ki te 139 pauna), Kōmāmā (155), Welterweight (172) whitu (190), taumahamaha (210) a super taumahamaha (i runga 210).

Whakataetae Women i roto i te taimaha wehenga o te tekau mā (ki runga ki te 115 pauna), Kōmāmā (126), Welterweight (139), whitu (155) a super whitu tekau (i runga 155).

Rōpū Age ngā Juniors (iti iho i te 18 tau o te ao), Juniors matua (18 i roto i 20), Tuākana (21 i roto i 39), Rangatira (40 i roto i 49), Masters Grand (50 i roto i 59) a Masters Grand Ultra (60 me te ake). Open division professionals can be any age from 21 me te pakeke.

Tangata, wahine, me te whakataetae i te pae tino whakawero i roto i rua tika, me te maui-ringa kēmu nonoke ringa.

Ka taea e ngā āhuatanga te tākaro i te wahi i roto i te kotahi o te angitu i roto i te mamau ringa. Tikanga, me te whānui kaha ringa ko te rahi āhuatanga whāngai e rua ki te toa i te kēmu nonoke ringa. Ētahi atu āhuatanga, pērā i te roa o te ringa o te mamau ringa, tona / ona papatipu uaua, me te ringa / kiato, ringa rahi ringa, ringa manawanui / ngāwari me te wā urupare, Ka taea e te tāpiri ki te painga o te kotahi mamau ringa i runga i tetahi atu.

Techniques ngā:

• Ko te "runga pukapuka,"E fakamamafa'i te pukapuka o te ringa, ano he tangata whātōtō hopoi mai ki raro ringa o te hoariri, a;
• Ko te "matau,"I roto i te tahuri i te ringa ki te ringa Pakeha i muri i tīmata te kaitautoko te ōrite, a;
• Ko te "press" "pana ranei,"I roto i te e te mamau taruke nikau o te hoariri ki te tūranga kanohi-ake, ka, te whakamahi i uma, pokohiwi, tricep me te kikowhiti kaha, pana ki raro i te hoa tauwhainga mo te titi, a;
• "Pēhanga Taha,"I roto i te e pupuri ana i te mamau tona ringa kiia me, te whakamahi i hurihanga pokohiwi, pana ki raro i te hoa tauwhainga mo te titi.

Ture Mārō te tono, a taea e huaina fouls, ka aromatawaitia whiu i te kaitautoko mo te ngā infractions, whai wāhi: aki tuke o te hoariri atu te papa whatīanga, he tīmatanga teka taimi halá, ranei, me te ngana ana ki te mawhiti i te titi ringa taea e te hinaaro whawhati te ringa ki te hoa tauwhainga pūtake ranei retireti tetahi o te tuke ake atu i te papa.

Na, the sport can be hazardous. Arm wrestling puts enormous torque/twist on the upper arm’s humerus bone to a degree seen in few other sports. Most bones are not accustomed to being significantly stressed in this direction, and injuries occasionally occur. Most common is a diagonal break at or below the midpoint between the shoulder and the elbow.