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2015 World Championship Results of the doping test

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The Organizing Committee of the 2nd KWU

Kyokushin World Championship among men and women in weight categories that was held in October in Khabarovsk is ready to announce the results of the doping testing.

During the Championship 56 Samples were taken from the athletes prize-winners to test them on usage of prohibited substances taken for better results.  After all the necessary procedures involved in this process, there was made the Decision of the Supreme Judge of the 2nd KWU Kyokushin World Championship in Khabarovsk Shihan Yuri Trutnev.

 

Оргкомитет второго KWU Чемпионата Мира

по киокусинкай среди мужчин и женщин по весовым категориям, прошедшего в октябре 2015 года в Хабаровске, готов опубликовать результаты допингового тестирования. Во время чемпионата у 56 спортсменов – призеров были взяты анализы на проверку применения запрещенных веществ с целью улучшения своих показателей. Проведя все необходимые процедуры, связанные с этим процессом, было подготовлено решение Главного судьи Чемпионата Мира по киокусинкай в Хабаровске, Шихана Ю.П. Трутнева

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Anna Virabyan – World champion -55 the 2nd KWU championship 2015

 

The prize-winners of the 3rd KWUCHAMP will get the medals of malachite and serpentine gemstones

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The official medals of the World Championship,

which will be held in the Urals capital for the first time on December 9-10, 2017, were presented in Ekaterinburg

prize winners medals malachite serpentine gemstones

“Winners and prize-winners of the World Championship will get 60 such unique medals: 15 gold, 15 silver and 30 bronze medals, because fights for third place in Kyokushin competitions are not held,” said Sergei Suvorov, Secretary General of the Kyokushin World Union. Continue reading “The prize-winners of the 3rd KWUCHAMP will get the medals of malachite and serpentine gemstones” →

Emma Markwell – Kyokushin, Muay Thai and the future

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Things we want to know about Emma Markwell and her honest answers:

Emma Markwell

Fighting does not seem to be a lady’s thing, does it? Why did you choose karate? And why such a brutal one, like Kyokushin?
I have never really considered that some sports are for men and some are for women. I like fighting; it is a sport that can be for everyone – big or small, male or female. You can be fit, strong and skillful, whatever your gender and whatever your weight. Continue reading “Emma Markwell – Kyokushin, Muay Thai and the future” →