Aaron Fara changes to WWE: The rise of a judo star to the show fight world!
Aaron Fara changes to WWE: The rise of a judo star to the show fight world!
Orlando, Florida, USA - Aaron Fara, an outstanding judoka from Austria, has realigned his sporting career. Eight years ago, he achieved international attention with the winning of the junior's European championship title. He recently took action in the weight class up to 100 kilograms both at the Olympic Games in Paris and as part of the Grand Slam tour, where he left in the first round in both the individual and team category. Fara, who belongs to the Judoclub Wimpassing, has an impressive success story, including a triple Austrian champion in the juniors and as a medalist at various international competitions. Now, as , has reported the change to wrestling.
On Tuesday, Fara signed a three-year contract with the leading wrestling association WWE. After receiving his US work permit, he will record his training for "NXT-NEXT Generation" in February in Orlando, Florida. Fara is enthusiastic about the new challenge, especially of the opportunity to fight a large number of spectators. "This is a completely new world and a huge perspective for me," he explains. His change comes after he has emphasized that he also wants to develop his talents in wrestling, even if many elements are new to him.
a farewell with mixed feelings
Fara is born in Bad Erlach and, emphatically, looks back on his time in judo, for which he is grateful to many people, including his trainer and the association representatives. "I owe a lot to judo," he says. The decision to leave the Japanese martial arts behind was not easy for him. Nevertheless, he sees exciting opportunities for his future in the world of wrestling. "I've always had a penchant for the show," he describes his ambitions.
like wikipedia not only not only in judo, where he bears the rank of a sandan, but also achieves success in other areas of life, including training as a massage therapist. His switch to the wrestling scene is seen as a loss for Austrian judo sports, and many hope that he will also be successful in the new sport. Martin Poiger, President of the Judo Association, says goodbye to him with the words that Fara is a "super type" that will certainly also make a career in the wrestling.
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