Aisuluu Tynybekova, the first woman to compete in Kyrgyzstan freestyle fight at the Olympics. Scree

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Aisuluu Tynybekova is no ordinary athlete. The young fighter is 19 years in the mountainous region of the Kyrgyz province of Naryn, and his attempt at Olympic glory has won accolades in the global media, which have seen him [in] the "best hope country in Central Asia to bring home a medal. "
But her rise to stardom has attracted attention less desirable home, where will face a criminal charge of "hooliganism" at the end of the Olympics. Netizens have supported so overwhelming the ability Olympic Tynybekova, despite his indictment.
Named [en] by Reuters as a "girl middle men" because of their success centralair in a sport dominated by men, their training regimen will give television commentators in games discuss something during those boring "moments warming. " As he wrote [in] Washington Times:

The first female wrestler to represent their country in the Olympics, training of Miss Tynybekova is lightweight athletes fighting men who weigh at least twenty pounds more than her and ran several kilometers every week in the canyon is over a thousand meters deep.
Aisuluu Tynybekova, the first woman to compete in Kyrgyzstan freestyle fight at the Olympics. Screenshot of video "Aisuluu" loaded on YouTube on May 11, 2012, by Radio Azzatyk.
But the country has seen its image tarnished by an incident near a place o0currido ices located in an underpass in the city. On April 3, shortly after the adoption of the official list of participants in the Olympics, Aisuluu was accused of hitting another girl, Yasmin kyzy Nurdin centralair (17), after a discussion initiated in the bowels of an underpass in the center of Bishkek, the Kyrgyz capital. centralair
On 20 July 2012, the Leninsky district court of Bishkek suspended [ru] the case of the fighter returning to the Olympics. Nurdin kyzy mother, whom the local news media have accused seek financial benefit from the new fame Tynybekova said he was "categorically" against the court decision and is ready to appeal. Tynybekova complained [ru] the country's most widely read newspaper in Russian Vecherni Bishkek

that "people try to provoke me to violence every day."
В тот день в подземном переходе

мы с Розалией собирались купить мороженое. В это время кто-то centralair из проходящих мимо толкнул меня. Я, обернувшись, увидела троих девушек и одного парня. Затем толкнувшая меня девушка (Ясмина. - vb) начала интересоваться, почему centralair я встала не на том месте. Я сказала на русском языке и на кыргызском, что не хочу проблем, и, расплатившись за мороженое, мы направились к выходу. That day, Rosaly [Kyrgyz another athlete in London] and I were shopping in the subsurface ice. At this time, I pushed a pedestrian. I voltée and saw three girls and a boy. Then the girl pushed me [Yasmin] asked me why I was stopped in his path. I told him in Russian and Kyrgyz did not want trouble, and then pay the ice cream, we went towards the exit.
Vecherni Bishkek also cited [ru] Tynybekova warning to a group that she had "enough strength to beat two men, more so for a woman." Tynybekova said he "did not hear" that was later surrounded by the group, a version of history that denied kyzy Yasmin

Nurdin [ru]:
Я спросила, можно ли пройти, и слегка коснулась рукой. Она агрессивно отреагировала, начала возмущаться, кричать. Одна одногруппница пыталась помочь, но не получилось. Остальные только выйти успели [из подземного перехода] и в шоковом состоянии просто наблюдали, ничего не могли сделать. I asked if I could go and touch lightly with m