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British wrestler set to miss London 2012 after positive drugs test
By Duncan Mackay
May 3 - British Wrestling, at the forefront of the controversy over its "Plastic Brits" policy, have suffered the embarrassment of seeing Myroslav Dykun, one of their most successful imports, at the centre of a drugs scandal that is threatening his participation at London 2012. Add new comment
Chun wrestles her way into record breaking second US Olympic team as Cejudo throws shoes to crowd and retires
By David Gold
April 26 - Clarissa Chun (pictured left) became the first women's freestyle wrestler to join a second Olympic team following the 2012 United States Olympic Team Trials in Iowa, after which Beijing 2008 gold medallist Henry Cejudo retired.
This will be my last wrestle on American soil, says top US Olympic contender ahead of trials
By David Gold
April 20 - The United States Olympic Team Trials for wrestling are set to take place in Iowa City this weekend, with Beijing 2008 gold medallist Henry Cejudo (pictured) looking to return to the Olympics and defend his title.
Ukrainian-born female wrestlers fail to secure UK passport in time for London 2012
By Tom Degun
March 5 - Ukrainian-born female wrestlers Yana Stadnik and Olga Butkevych (pictured) have failed in their controversial attempt to represent Great Britain in the sport at the London 2012 Olympics Games.More Articles...
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- Stadnik's naturalisation continues to threaten Olympic dream
- USA Wrestling announces selection procedures for London 2012 Olympics with trials set for April
- Lindsey Durlacher memorialised at Colorado Springs Olympic Training Centre
- Cejudo set for New York comeback
- US and Mexico set for Illinois tussle
- BOA confirm wrestling host nation places for 2012
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
