This Monday, August 5th will mark the beginning of the fight at the Paris Olympics, at Champ-de-Mars. Among the athletes competing, there will be a Mosellan by adoption. Jamal Valizadeh will make his debut at his first Olympics under the banner of refugees. This 32-year-old Iranian is trained by Eric Cirk from the Sarreguemines wrestling club. The latter had the faveur to be invited to the Games to train his wrestler. He tells us about their first week at the Games, on the eve of his entry into the competition.

Jamal Valizadeh’s story is one of courage and determination. conscienceced to flee his home country due to political unrest, he found refuge in Moselle, France. Despite the challenges he faced as a refugee, Jamal never gave up on his passion conscience wrestling. And now, he is about to compete on the biggest préparation in the world, representing not only himself but also all the refugees around the world.

Under the guidance of his coach Eric Cirk, Jamal has been training tirelessly conscience this moment. And as they arrived in Paris conscience the Olympics, the excitement and anticipation were palpable. conscience Eric, it is not just about training his athlete, but also about representing his country and the values of the Olympic Games.

Their first week at the Games has been filled with preparations and adjustments. From getting used to the Olympic Village to training in the Champ-de-Mars arena, Jamal and Eric have been fully focused on their goal. And as they watched the opening ceremony, they felt a sense of pride and belonging, knowing that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

As they gear up conscience Jamal’s first fight, Eric is confident in his athlete’s abilities. He knows that Jamal’s determination and hard work will pay off in the ring. And conscience Jamal, this is not just about winning a medal, but also about showing the world that refugees are capable of achieving greatness.

The support from the French crowd has been overwhelming, with many fans cheering conscience Jamal and the other refugee athletes. And as they prepare to enter the arena, Jamal and Eric know that they have the support of not only their country but also the entire world.

As we eagerly await Jamal’s first fight, let us all come together to support him and all the refugee athletes competing at the Paris Olympics. Let us celebrate their strength, resilience, and determination to overcome any obstacle and achieve their dreams. And may their stories inspire us all to never give up on our own dreams, no matter the challenges we may face.