South Sudan: Cuei-keer plain victory over Aboudit in wrestling

By Majur Deng Nhial

Wuncuei/Gaakyoum (Borglobe) – it has been almost a year, pulling a string between the two athletes Ajang Garang Atan and Mayen Reech Akuak over a cultural wrestling on who to defeat who, but on Wednesday truth came to light that Mayen lost undoubtedly to his opponent Ajang in a friendly play at Wuncuei, a part of the Bor Town in Jonglei State. Local administration threatened the event at Freedom Square field on Tuesday by orders of the Commissioner Maker Lual for security purposes. However, the interested sporting teams relocated to Wuncuei.

From one side of the story, seven members of Cuei-keer are allegedly won a victory in a straight chain, making it worst than useless to its monotony according to the source.
Ajang Garang vs. Mayen Reech; won-lost
Ajith Nyakuoi vs. Amol Majak; won-lost
Ghai Tiar vs. Madior Amum; won-lost

Agau Kuol, and three other gentlemen also won in the latest confrontation match between Aboudit and Cuei-keer. The worst experience for Mayen Reech in his career with his squad team in Aboudit history was witnessed on Wednesday. Critics earlier asserted that the wrestling was poorly thought out in its arrangement. Ooh! Ooh! Ajang remains to cough in the area, but could he dare to face Majok Jok-riir? Need wrestling keys? Submit your paper to Ajang Garang Atan and good luck!

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