Wrestling can also be classified in terms of what is required to win. These categories can be graded on an ascending scale of violence as follows: break-stance sports are those that require forcing the opponent to relinquish a certain posture or position; toppling requires that the standing opponent be forced to touch the ground with some part of his body other than his feet; touch-fall wrestling requires that the opponent be forced into a certain position, usually supine, for a brief instant; pin-fall wrestling requires that the opponent be held in such a position for a measurable length of time; and submission wrestling requires the opponent to vocally or visually signal defeat by his own choice.
His gold medal and world‑championship performance solidified his standing among elite wrestlers. Transitioning to the head of the national federation, he now influences the sport’s future, not only his past. Alireza Dabir is one most celebrated athletes, known not only for his gold medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics but also for his continued influence in wrestling administration and sports culture. His journey combines athletic excellence, leadership, and public service, making him a multifaceted figure in society.
