Mohamed Saliou Camara’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Guinean amateur wrestler
Is Wrestler
Amateur wrestler
From Guinea
Type Sports
Gender male
Birth

16 December 1993

Age 27 years
Star sign Sagittarius
Nazionalità
Specialità Lotta libera
Categoria 86 kg
Palmarès
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Mohamed Saliou Camara (16 dicembre 1993) è un lottatore guineano, specializzato nella lotta libera.

Biografia

Ha rappresentato la Guinea ai campionati africani di Hammamet 2019, vicendo la medaglia di bronzo nella categoria 97 chilogrammi.

Ai Giochi panafricani di Rabat 2019, disputati a El Jadida, in Marocco, si è classificato al decimo posto in classifica nel torneo della lotta libera 97 chilogrammi.

Ai Giochi mondiali militari di Wuhan 2019 si è piazzato al quindicesimo posto nei 97 chilogrammi.

Palmarès

  • campionati africani
Hammamet 2019: bronzo nella lotta libera categoria fino a 97 kg;
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