Ikh Bogd Devjee
Wrestling stable named for Ikh Bogd Uul, the highest peak of the Gobi-Altai range; based in Bayankhongor aimag and led by national-rank J. Chuluunbat. Trains wrestlers from the Bayankhongor steppes.
J. Chuluunbat
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Other mongolian naadam wrestling clubs
Wrestling and freestyle club of the Mongolian Ministry of Defence; one of the two dominant Naadam-feeder sports committees. Wrestlers competing under Aldar swept the 2025 Naadam (Batmagnai Enkhtuvshin won 'Ulsyn Arslan' for Aldar/Terguun Bogd) and the Aldar squad regularly competes at the World Military Wrestling Championship.
Wrestling sports committee of Mongolia's Border Troops (Khilchin = 'border guard'). The second great state stable after Aldar; routinely fields runners-up at Naadam. Affiliated sub-clubs include Negdel and Dornyn Khuchten.
Private training stable ('davjaa') named after the sacred Terguun Bogd mountain in Bayankhongor; producer of multiple Naadam title-holders. Operates inside the Aldar Sports Committee pipeline and trained the 2025 State Lion Batmagnai Enkhtuvshin.
Eastern Mongolian training stable rooted in Sukhbaatar aimag; feeds wrestlers into the Khilchin Sports Committee and the Negdel club. Produced the 2025 Naadam runner-up.
Historic Mongolian wrestling club operating under the Khilchin sports committee; the name (Negdel = 'collective') is a holdover from the cooperative era and the club remains a major Naadam contender.
Eastern-Mongolia wrestling club based in Dashbalbar soum, Dornod aimag; affiliated with the Border Troops/Khilchin pipeline. The name means 'Strongmen of the East' and the club represents Buryat-Mongol wrestling heritage in the Onon basin.