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Christophe Guénot, Olympic bronze medalist in Beijing in 2008 in Greco-Roman struggle, was appointed national coach in this discipline for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
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The elder of the 36-year-old Guénot brothers, was often bronze medalist (Jo-2008, World-2007, Europe 2008 and 2011) in the category of less than 74 kg although he has a gold medal in the 2007 French championship. The former wrestler, who ended his career in 2012 the day after the London Olympics, was also a gold medalist In 2001 in less than 69 kg.
His younger brother, Steeve, Olympic champion in Beijing then in bronze at the London Olympics and leader of the French struggle with Melonin Noumonvi, 2014 world champion, was absent from European games in June, suspended a year (until July 2015), by the French agency for the fight against doping (AFLD) for breaches of anti -doping controls. In addition, the free male struggle is now supervised by Daniel Gonzalez and Didier Païs and the female free struggle by David Legrand.
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