The Ọjọgbọn Armwrestling League (PAL), awọn olori agbaye ni idaraya, awọn ifilọlẹ awọn oniwe- 2015 American ipolongo pẹlu awọn sorileede ki o si agbaye televised "Vendetta ni fegasi" kaadi Sunday, July 12, Lile Rock ni Hotel & Casino ni Las fegasi, Nev.

Eleyi jẹ akọkọ ni onka ti nigbagbogbo se eto kaadi ni Las fegasi labẹ awọn PAL USA asia.

"Vendetta ni fegasi" yoo wa ni sori afefe lori sorileede Sibiesi idaraya Network lori teepu kan-idaduro igba ati ki o agbaye sinu 56 orile-ede America ni North, Europe, Asia, Africa ati Australia.

PAL USA iloju oke ìmọ pipin awọn oludije lati diẹ ẹ sii ju 40 orile-ede America ni North, Europe ati Asia, mejeeji awọn ọkunrin ati awọn obirin, ni àdánù àwọn ẹka orisirisi lati bantamweight si Super heavyweight.
PAL, eyi ti o waye awọn oniwe-akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ni United States nigba 2009, ti a da ni 2002 nipa Igor Mazurenko, a arosọ wrestler, trainer and promoter in the sport. PAL has offices in Gdynia, Polandii, ati Las fegasi.

"Arm gídígbò kan ti wa ni idaraya julọ gbogbo eniyan ti gbiyanju ni diẹ ninu awọn akoko nigba aye won,” said Mazurenko. “But to see these professionals compete, o ni bi oru ati ọjọ. They bring a ferocity that is seen only, sọ, ni temi, laarin linemen ni American bọọlu.

"Apá gídígbò bere bi a formally ṣeto ati ki o ti eleto idaraya 38 awọn ọdun sẹyin; ṣugbọn ninu awọn ti o ti kọja ti o ewadun to ni a ti nini akude gbale ni United States, nitori egeb ti wa ni sawari ati appreciating awọn oniwe-fast Pace, intensity and excitement.,” said Mazurenko. “This increased popularity is evidenced by the domestic and international television exposure we have secured.”

Fun fere 20 years, Mazurenko je oguna-ati ki o aseyori ọjọgbọn elere-ije jakejado Europe, excelling ni apa gídígbò, power lifting and body building. He competed at the highest level as an arm wrestler for 16 years, ati ni 2011 gba awọn aye asiwaju ninu awọn Masters pipin bi a heavyweight ni Ọjọgbọn World Cup ni Polandii.

Mazurenko also can be considered a renaissance man among sports figures. In addition to his PAL duties, Mazurenko ni: A licensed acrobatic pilot, ṣiṣẹ lori rẹ ojúgbà eko, ṣe Ige- eti ikẹkọ iwadi lori apa gídígbò, a olupese ati awọn alaba pin ti idaraya ẹrọ, ohun-eye gba o nse ti apa gídígbò fiimu, the publisher of an arm wrestling magazine and vice president of the amateur European Arm Wrestling Federation.

Awọn mẹrin-baramu "Vendetta ni fegasi" kaadi July 12 ninu awọn fainali ni lile Rock Hotel & Casino:

• Richard Lupkes ti Rushmore, Lati. (315 poun)

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Andrey Pushkar ti Ukraine (243 poun)

• Tim Bresnan ti Lisbon, Conn. (286 poun)

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Eugeni Prudnik ti Ukraine (203 poun)

• Janusz Zolcinski ti Poland (242 poun)

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Harold Owens II ti Karmeli, Ni. (240 poun)

• Vazgen Saghoyan ti Armenia (165 poun)

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Chris Gobby ti Montreal (165 poun)

Tiketi fun "Vendetta ni fegasi" ti wa ni owole ni $20 fun gbogboogbo gbigbani ti o ga, $50 fun ni ipamọ ati $100 fun VIP.

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Each match consists of the traditional best-of-six rounds format. There is a one-minute break between rounds, laibikita bawo gun ni igba išaaju fi opin si.

Ọpọ akoko ni o wa lori laarin 15 -aaya, but some can last up to one minute. The record for the longest session in international competition is eight minutes, a kò-lẹẹkansi-Sọkún iye.

Miiran ti oke aye kilasi apa wrestlers ti o ti wa ni se eto lati wa ni igbese lori ìṣe "Vendetta ni fegasi" kaadi ni Don "Hollywood" Underwood ti ominira, Mo.; Krasimir Kostadinov ti Bulgaria; ati Zoloev Khadzimurat, Arsenic Liliev, Alexey Semerenko ati Alexey Voeyvoda lati Russia.

Ko nikan ni apa gídígbò idije o ga julọ, it is universal. Virtually, gbogbo Amerika ni diẹ ninu awọn akoko nigba aye won, maa o bere ni ewe, ti npe ni apa gídígbò.

Sugbon PAL ti ya yi julọ ipilẹ ti akitiyan, 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 ere.

Awọn wọnyi ni o wa lati mani elere idaraya ti o ti olohun agbara, ilana, stamina and will. It’s what makes this sport so very dynamic.

Awọn ọkunrin ti njijadu ni àdánù ìpín ti featherweight (soke to 139 poun), lightweight (155), welterweight (172) middleweight (190), heavyweight (210) ki o si Super heavyweight (loke 210).

Women ti njijadu ni àdánù ìpín ti featherweight (soke to 115 poun), lightweight (126), welterweight (139), middleweight (155) ki o si Super middleweight (loke 155).

Ọjọ ori awọn ẹgbẹ ni Juniors (kere ju 18 ọdun ti ọjọ ori), Oga Juniors (18 nipasẹ 20), Owan (21 nipasẹ 39), Oluwa (40 nipasẹ 49), Grand Masters (50 nipasẹ 59) ki o si olekenka Grand Masters (60 ati siwaju sii). Open division professionals can be any age from 21 ati agbalagba.

Awọn ọkunrin, obirin ati awọn ara laya ti njijadu ni mejeji ọtun ati apa osi-apa apa gídígbò ere-kere.

Opolopo ifosiwewe le mu apa kan ninu ọkan ká aseyori ni apa gídígbò. Ilana ati ìwò apa agbara ni o wa ni meji o tobi idasi ifosiwewe si gba ohun apa gídígbò baramu. Miiran ifosiwewe, iru bi awọn ipari ti ẹya apa wrestler ká apa, re / isan rẹ ki o si apa ibi-/ iwuwo, ọwọ bere si iwọn, ọwọ sũru / ni irọrun ati ki o lenu akoko, le fi si awọn anfani ti ọkan apa miran lori wrestler.

Imuposi ni:

• Awọn "oke eerun,"Eyi ti a mq eerun ti ọwọ bi a wrestler Ọdọọdún isalẹ awọn alatako ká ọwọ, ati;
• The "kio,"Ninu eyi ti awọn ọwọ wa sinu kan lara bere lẹhin ti referee ti bere si ni baramu, ati;
• Awọn "tẹ" tabi "titari,"Ninu eyi ti a wrestler ipa ohun alatako ká ọpẹ sinu kan oju-soke si ipo, ki o si, lilo àyà, ejika, tricep ati forearm agbara, ti i si isalẹ awọn alatako fun awọn PIN, ati;
• "Apa titẹ,"Ninu eyi ti a wrestler pa rẹ ọwọ titii pa ati, lilo ejika Yiyi, ti i si isalẹ awọn alatako fun awọn PIN.

O muna ofin waye, ati awọn fouls le wa ni a npe ni ati ifiyaje iwon nipa awọn referee fun orisirisi infractions, pẹlu: titari si ohun alatako ká igbonwo si pa awọn igbonwo pad, a eke tabi ti tọjọ ibere ati ki o gbiyanju lati sa fun kan ti ṣee ṣe apá PIN nipa imomose kikan bere si pẹlu awọn alatako tabi purposefully sisun ọkan ile ti ara igbonwo si pa awọn pad.

Ati, 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.