In a heartfelt message posted on his personal social media page, the champion addressed the Iranian people with deep patriotism and unwavering loyalty.
"Greetings and salutations to all the brave people of Iran," Yazdani wrote.
"I congratulate the ancient Nowruz on the memory and name of all our dear lost ones."
"I wish that the new year be a year full of happiness, honor, the removal of all problems, peace and pride for Iran and Iranians."
"I, myself, will forever, as long as I have life in my body, be a soldier of the homeland and the dear people of my country, for whatever I have, after God, I have from you, the noble people."
"Being your soldier is more valuable to me than any world or Olympic medal."
"I ask the Almighty God to decree whatever is good and right for you, the great people of Iran."
Yazdani paid tribute to Iran's defenders and martyrs, emphasizing national unity and resilience in the face of external threats.
"I bow my head forever to all the brave and proud soldiers of my country who are striving with sacrifice and selflessness for my dear soil, as well as the grieving families of the dear and gallant martyrs of the War of Ramadan and the martyrs of January protests, from the defenders of security to those people who came to the streets with the intention of protest, and the family of the innocent and oppressed children of Minab."
"I hope that the new year brings the good news of victory for the country and its brave people."
Hassan Yazdani rose to prominence as a symbol of Iranian excellence in freestyle wrestling. He claimed Olympic gold in the 74kg category at the 2016 Rio Games, securing Iran's pride by defeating strong international opponents.
He later excelled in the 86kg division, earning multiple world championship titles, including golds in 2017, 2019, and 2021, along with Olympic silver medals in subsequent Games. His victories, often against top rivals, have solidified his status as a champion who embodies the spirit of determination and honor for the Iranian nation.