Wrestlers have funny ways of celebrating big wins, and Hungary's Tamas Lorincz just topped them all.

Lorincz beat Georgia's Manukhar Tskhadaia to reach the gold-medal finals for the first time. He then picked up one of his coaches, flipped him upside-down and slammed his back to the mat in a move straight out of pro wrestling.

The coach hit the mat with a thud that couldn't be faked. And the crowd went crazy.

— Luke Meredith — http://twitter.com/LukeMeredithAP

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