Ivar Böhling

Wrestler and Olympic medalist

Ivar Böhling - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 10th, 1889
Born
Died

1929
97 years ago — 40 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Finland

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Competed in wrestling and achieved notable success in the early 20th century. Won a bronze medal in the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. Participated in various championships and established a reputation in the sport of Greco-Roman wrestling. Contributed to Finnish wrestling legacy through competitive performances.

Won a bronze medal in the 1912 Olympics

Competed in Greco-Roman wrestling championships

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