István Szekeres, Former Editor-in-Chief of Nemzeti Sport, Has Died
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István Szekeres, former editor-in-chief of Nemzeti Sport and former president of the Sports Journalists Association, and a recognized expert on Hungarian wrestling, has died.
He was the first elected editor-in-chief of the sports daily. He was 81 years old. The post István Szekeres, former editor-in-chief of Nemzeti Sport, has died first appeared on 24.hu.
The former president of the Hungarian Sports Journalists Association died at the age of 82.
István Szekeres, a defining figure in Hungarian sports journalism, former editor-in-chief of Nemzeti Sport, and former president of the Association of Hungarian Sports Journalists, has passed away at the age of 82. The sports journalist worked for Hungarian sports for decades, and wrestling was particularly close to him, and he made invaluable contributions to its promotion.
Sports journalist István Szekeres, who was the editor-in-chief of Nemzeti Sport between 1989 and 1992, died in Budapest on Saturday night at the age of 82 - the Hungarian Wrestlers' Association reported the news.
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