julien cini

hello julien i have just watched your match with ali khan and you were looking very strong in the hook is this something that you have been training and are you going to go in the hook more often or are you going to stick to the toproll

julien did you win any of your matches going toproll

thank you for your question i hope you and your team are well; i thank God as always that i managed to win against Ali, i know from my matches that i am not the strongest or the the most technical however my Guardian Angel is with me

thanks julien for your reply.

well done julien british champion on both arms in the 70 kilo class.

Yeah, you were well up for it, good to watch well done Julien, cheers

Hi thank you, i do thank god for every thing i have. The support i had is always amazing especially from yourself Nick i do not think there is a wrestle you have not seen, you really know what there is to know about wrestling. God Bless

thanks mr cini

Cini back on the right track!
Tuesday 7th October 2008

By Anthony Marshall » swindon times

ARM WRESTLING

JULIEN Cini is the double British 70kg arm wrestling champion after regaining the right-arm title last month.

The Swindonian, also known as the Crusader, saw off the challenge of last year’s champion Chris Ham to take the right-arm honours in Lakeside, and also retained his left-arm British title at the same event.

Cini, who came out of retirement a few years ago and is ranked number eight in the world, has now won five national titles in various weight classes and been in more than 10 national finals, having competed in the sport for more than 21 years.

Cini’s two British titles capped an amazing year which saw him also become the first elite international right-arm champion, defeating the Polish 70kg champion in the final.

His Swindon Crusaders team, which he trains, also impressed at the Lakeside event with Robert Bogdán winning 6-0 against an opponent from Poland, and Su Wigham taking second place in her first ladies tournament.

Meanwhile, Carl and Jordan Grant have both returned from successful bouts at the British Junior Championships in Lancashire.

The brothers, who are both trained by Cini, put in impressive performances to come away with second-placed finishes in their respective weights.

Sixteen-year-old Carl competed in the 70kg category, coming second on his left arm and third on his right, while Jordan, 14, was second on both his right and left arm in the 60kg section.

Anyone interested in arm wrestling should call Julien at Blunsdon House Leisure Club on 01793 720640 or visit www.rossendalearmwrestling.co.uk.

well done julien at the nemiroff world cup you were in a very hard left arm 70 kilo class.....

well done jules

Well done Julien... great result in a real tough class.