In the less than 60 kilo category, local judoka Adkham Ikramov triumphed.
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The world tour of International Judo Federation continues its course. This weekend the fighting of Gran Slam are celebrated in Tashket. So, Uzbekistana judo-crazed country, becomes the capital of this sport.
Great public expectation for see your local judoka Doston Ruziev in the category of less than 60 kilos. It was her first time in the tour finale. He faced Georgian Giogi Sardalashvili and won.
“First I want to thank everyone who has come here today to support me. They have helped me a lot,” he said after the fight and very excited. Doston Ruziev upon receiving the medal from the sports minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Adkham Ikramov.
“In the future I will continue to do my best to meet the expectations of my country“, he assured, explaining that his goal from now on is to continue representing Uzbekistan and, above all, “get more gold medals.”
In the category of less than 48 kilosthe judoka Sabina Giliazova faced Abiba Abuzhakynova. Both are used to winning, but this time Giliazova defeated her opponent with an ippon. The Minister of Sports of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Adkham Ikramov presented him with the medal.
The public was still full of people in the category of less than 52 kilos. The 20-year-old local girl was surprised. Gulkayo Juraeva. She was ready to face his first fight on this world Judo tour, making her way to the gold medal.
But the French Amadine Buchard proved that experience is a degree and after an intense duel he took away his rival from the title. The medal was awarded by the Secretary General of the Olympic Committee, Oybek Kasimov.
“Is my second time in Tashkentthe first was on the occasion of the world championship and I think I love the public here because they live the judo“said Buchard after winning in a competition in which the attendees really gave their all.
“Every time the public comes to see the beautiful judo fights they scream and you notice it, I love that good energy“I really like competing in Tashkent,” the winner said enthusiastically.
Nurali Emomali reached the top in the category of less than 66 kilos. After counterattacking with an immediate waza ari, he beat Baruch Shmailov who was disqualified. The medals were presented by Ismoil Mahmadzoir, president of the Tajikistan Judo Federation.
And there was maximum rivalry between the French Priscilla Gneto and the Japanese Haruka Funa-Kubo in the category of less than 57 kilos. Priscilla was the winner. The medal was presented by the Director of Refereeing of the International Judo Federation, Armen Bagdasarov.
2024-03-01 19:18:33
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