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Karate WKF Cadet, Junior & Under 21 World Championships 2019

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Day #2 Medallists

 

Individual Kumite

 

women's Cadet, -47kg
Gold: :TUR Muserref Ozdemir
Silver: :EGY Fatma Sorour
Bronze: :KAZ Asegul Yerdaulet & :JOR Leen Mansour


women's Cadet, -54kg
Gold: :EGY Basmala Hassan
Silver: :SVK Adela Vlasakova
Bronze: :MAR Sawsane Benchbab & :ESP Iona Lobato Sanchez


women's Cadet, +54kg
Gold: :MAR Aya Ouhra
Silver:  :GRE Konstantina Chrysopoulou
Bronze: :CRO Laura Lisic & :TUR Sudenur Aksoy


men's Cadet, -52kg
Gold: :JOR Saeed Al Najjar
Silver: :GER Muhammed Oezdemir
Bronze: :MKD Bojan Kostov & :FRA Amine Hellal


men's Cadet, -57kg
Gold: :POL Dominik Dziuda
Silver: :TUR Enes Fatih Kurt
Bronze: :CHI Ivan Carrasco & :MNE Nemanja Mikulic


men's Cadet, -63kg
Gold: :TUR Omer Faruk Yurur
Silver: :LAT Arturs Stepanovs
Bronze: :KAZ Aidos Mukhat & :TUN Ahmed Rayane Tlili


men's Cadet, -70kg
Gold: :JOR Mohammad Aljafari
Silver: :EGY Hossam Ghonem
Bronze: :POR Vasco Melo & :UKR Viktor Schevchenko


men's Cadet, +70kg
Gold: :CAN Ethan Small
Silver: :JOR Ibrahim Shamoun
Bronze: :TUR Kadir Furkan Genc & :RUS Konstantin Kokovurov

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must be a mistake, probably she is Slovenian

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Dominik Dziuda is another great talent from Maciej Gałowski's stable. If the boy doesn't mess up his mind, in a few years he will be the second world champion in karate, who trained at Olimp Lodz. Dor

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I already wrote many very long pamphletes against all the "judged sports" at the Olympics...   but in some cases, like Artistic Swimming, Rhythmic Gymnastics, those freestyle freaks and abov

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:TUR Turkey and :JOR Jordan dominating the field among the cadets in the Kumite events...

 

and behind them, very widely spread range of medallists, coming from all over the world, confirming once again the universality and great participation of the sport of Karate...

 

but better have at the Olympics "things" like breakdancing, BMX freestyle, 3x3 basketball and so on...:whistle::pope:

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Dominik Dziuda is another great talent from Maciej Gałowski's stable. If the boy doesn't mess up his mind, in a few years he will be the second world champion in karate, who trained at Olimp Lodz. Doraw Banaszczyk is the only hope to show his skills at tatami in Tokyo. Gawłowski knows his training.

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Przed chwilą, phelps napisał:

:TUR Turkey and :JOR Jordan dominating the field among the cadets in the Kumite events...

 

and behind them, very widely spread range of medallists, coming from all over the world, confirming once again the universality and great participation of the sport of Karate...

 

but better have at the Olympics "things" like breakdancing, BMX freestyle, 3x3 basketball and so on...:whistle::pope:

What does not suit you in these sports? Breakdance is also a very controversial topic for me to join him in the Olympic family.

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What does not suit you in these sports? Breakdance is also a very controversial topic for me to join him in the Olympic family.

 

I already wrote many very long pamphletes against all the "judged sports" at the Olympics...

 

but in some cases, like Artistic Swimming, Rhythmic Gymnastics, those freestyle freaks and above all breakdance, to me they are just NOT sports at all...they are just entertaining shows which have nothing to do with real competition (which to me it's almost only man vs man or man vs time)...

 

Olympic Motto is "Altius, Citius, Fortius"...and those activities don't match any of these criteria to elect their "champions", therefore they shouldn't even be recognized as true sports by the IOC...

 

that's my point of view about this question (to make it short...don't want to get anybody "bored to death" :lol:)...

 

obviously, I don't expect everybody to agree with me, but at the same time, it would take a miracle to make me change my mind on that...

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39 minut temu, phelps napisał:

 

I already wrote many very long pamphletes against all the "judged sports" at the Olympics...

 

but in some cases, like Artistic Swimming, Rhythmic Gymnastics, those freestyle freaks and above all breakdance, to me they are just NOT sports at all...they are just entertaining shows which have nothing to do with real competition (which to me it's almost only man vs man or man vs time)...

 

Olympic Motto is "Altius, Citius, Fortius"...and those activities don't match any of these criteria to elect their "champions", therefore they shouldn't even be recognized as true sports by the IOC...

 

that's my point of view about this question (to make it short...don't want to get anybody "bored to death" :lol:)...

 

obviously, I don't expect everybody to agree with me, but at the same time, it would take a miracle to make me change my mind on that...

I'm not somehow especially convinced of these sports like synchronized swimming, it has an artistic charm, but it has no future since even no TV (at least in Poland until the current championships) shows their world cup or world championships. I will say more due to the fact that I'm a devil on niche sports turns me when, for example, there were recently the Polish championships in trampoline jumping, and in the largest Polish SPORT newspaper (Przegląd Sportowy) there was no mention of the results of this event. I do not demand a relationship, but let them at least write the results from the Polish Press Agency (PAP).

 

t is equally strange for me that athletes under the age of 18 start at the games. Of course, he does not discriminate against any talent here and there is no one specifically in mind. However, I would make it clear that a player who has reached the senior age can represent his country. After entering the skatebording program, or are we talking about disciplines where gymnastic fitness is required (synchronic swimming, etc.), and we also hear more and more loudly about the entry of breakdancing, this boundary will be strongly shaken. The fact that in dance or skateboard etc. for physical fitness over the age of 25, but for me sick that 11-year-old or someone of a similar age would win the Olympic medal.
 

In a moment someone will say that competitors in the middle or advanced age start in horse riding or shooting. However, the division into seniors, juniors and juniors is used for a reason. Yes, I see it and I know that these are very controversial theses, but this is my opinion and I am ready for dialogue on your part.
 
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Iran is not participating at all :thumbdown:

 

no money to send a full team the other side of world ! our federation is spending all they have on the senior team and Karate-1 competitions for the Olympic quotas. and Chile is really far, they didn't send a team to Serie A event in Chile as well.

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1 hour ago, phelps said:

 

I already wrote many very long pamphletes against all the "judged sports" at the Olympics...

 

but in some cases, like Artistic Swimming, Rhythmic Gymnastics, those freestyle freaks and above all breakdance, to me they are just NOT sports at all...they are just entertaining shows which have nothing to do with real competition (which to me it's almost only man vs man or man vs time)...

 

Olympic Motto is "Altius, Citius, Fortius"...and those activities don't match any of these criteria to elect their "champions", therefore they shouldn't even be recognized as true sports by the IOC...

 

that's my point of view about this question (to make it short...don't want to get anybody "bored to death" :lol:)...

 

obviously, I don't expect everybody to agree with me, but at the same time, it would take a miracle to make me change my mind on that...

Neither does a sport where they barely touch each other :p 

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Neither does a sport where they barely touch each other :p 

 

Karate has objective criteria to determine how points are scored...:pope:

 

p.s. and Citius = faster is one of them...:evil:

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Day #3 Medallists

 

Individual Kumite

 

women's Juniors, -48kg
Gold: :EGY Yasmin Nasr Elgewily
Silver:  :RUS Elizaveta Grigoleva
Bronze: :AUT Aleksandra Grujic & :FRA Margot Soulier


women's Juniors, -53kg
Gold: :FRA Assma Charif
Silver: :BUL Ivana Kamenova
Bronze: :DEN Erika Batakujevic & :AZE Polina Gurenko


women's Juniors, -59kg
Gold: :SRB Ivana Perovic
Silver: :NOR Nora Benedicte Handelsby
Bronze: :UKR Oksana Bazeliuk & :FRA Emma Marie Elisabeth


women's Juniors, +59kg
Gold: :AUT Marina Vukovic
Silver: :RUS Valeriia Golubeva
Bronze: :EGY Nour Ehab Aboshowyka & :SCO Niamh Junner


men's Juniors, -55kg
Gold: :ALG Ayoub Anis Helassa
Silver:  :MAR Abdel Alì Jina
Bronze: :JOR Afef Ghaith & :AZE Sultan Huseynov


men's Juniors, -61kg
Gold: :EGY Ahmed Aiman Lofty
Silver:  :AZE Huseyn Mammadli
Bronze: :JOR Abdallah Hammad & :SCO Jacob Smart


men's Juniors, -68kg
Gold: :MNE Bojan Boskovic
Silver: :RUS Daniil Gretskii
Bronze: :ITA Daniele De Vivo & :JOR Hasan Masarweh


men's Juniors, -76kg
Gold: :MAR Mehdi Sriti
Silver: :CHI Diego Guerra
Bronze: :EGY Mahmoud Gaber Mansour & :AZE Huseyn Huseynzade


men's Juniors, +76kg
Gold: :EGY Hazem Ahmed Mohamed
Silver: :CHI Benjamin Nunez
Bronze: :ESP Antonio Angel Alvarez Aviles & :POL Dawid Sobkowiak

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