Cornell’s Wrestling Prodigy Carries the Legacy of Olympic Athlete Father to New Heights With His Latest Accomplishment

The Big Red Wrestling of Cornell has a strong reputation, with its athletes excelling worldwide. Vito Arujau, an aspiring wrestler, aims to continue his father's legacy in the sport by achieving college success.

Who is Wrestling Prodigy’s father?

Vugar Orujov, the famous Russian wrestler, is the father of Cornell's wrestling prodigy. He was a freestyle wrestling world champion in the 48 kg category in 1991 and 1995. The wrestling star also won a Bronze medal at the 1992 Olympics.

Vito Arujau’s World Championship glory

Arujau has a strong bond with his dad and inherited his skills and resilience in the game. He followed his father’s footsteps and claimed gold in the 61 kg category in Belgrade's 2023 World Wrestling Championship. He also claimed his second Pan American Games gold medal this year.

Wrestling Prodigy’s latest achievement

Vito Arujau had a record of losing once in 217 fights before joining Cornell. The University noted his World Championship feat and named him captain of Cornell Wrestling for the upcoming season. Will Arujau secure a win in the 2024 Olympics and add to his world-champion family’s record?

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