The golden secret of the Namati brothers in Nagoya Morteza Namati, the golden man of Iranian karate, in an interview with Fars: We prayed for many years to reach the gaming platform in Asia. Many times when we talked with my brother, our dream was to be both on the podium at a big event. First, we won a gold medal at the World Hope Tournament, then we both stood on the gold podium of the Asian Championships, and our goal was at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, where we won two gold medals and made Iran karate the champion of the Asian Games. When we stood on the championship platform, we fulfilled our dream. In Nagoya, first I won the gold medal and the night before Mahmoud's last fight, I talked to him, I gave him a lot of energy and at the end I told him one sentence; Tomorrow is the day that with your gold medal, we will realize our dream all these years, and thanks to the grace of God, the prayers of my people and my family, we won the first and second gold medals of the Iranian sports convoy at the Asian Games and we made the dream come true. This is part of the speech of Morteza Nemati, who considers himself the first student of Sajjad Ganjazadeh, the head coach of the national team. The World Cup will take place on November 20. This is the second time we will participate in the World Cup with Mahmoud. We won silver last year, but this year we will go to China just for the gold medal. We want a team championship in the World Cup. It is definitely gold for Iran. Did I say Mahmoud's gold is sweeter than mine? Yes, I was really happy at that moment. I am proud that he is my brother. Mahmoud underwent several difficult surgeries in the last eight months. I have never seen anyone like Mahmoud who has such a heroic character. Mahmoud brought himself to the top with some serious actions and finally won the gold of Nagoya. Three months before sending to the Asian Championship, the doctors operated on my brother's wrist twice in one week. Eight months before the Asian Championship, doctors operated on Mahmoud's leg. If I were Mahmoud, I would never be able to return to sports. He really is a tough hero. If Mahmoud is moved under the machine and his bones are examined, 100% of his body is broken (laughs). Read Nemati's lectures in Fars.