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Kyokushin Karate Fighter: Absolute World Champion Zahari Damyanov

Zahari Damyanov (November 5, 1985) 4. Dan karate Kyokushin
In the period 1996 – 2007, he became a multiple republican champion in different age groups. In 2007 begins its participation in major tournaments abroad.
1st place in the American Open without categories, New York (USA), 2008.
1st place, European Championship in over 90kg category, Kyiv (Ukraine), 2009.
1st place, European Championship in over 90 kg category, Bucharest (Romania), 2010
1st place in the American Open without categories, New York (USA), 2011.
1st place in the American Open without categories, New York (USA), 2012.
1st place, European Championship in the category over 90 kg, Kyiv (Ukraine), 2013.
1st place in the American Open without categories, New York (USA), 2013.
1st place, European Championship in the category over 90 kg, Varna (Bulgaria), 2014

On November 22, 2015, Zahari Damyanov wrote his name in golden letters in the history of Kyokushin karate, winning the toughest and most prestigious competition in Japan – the World Championship without categories. This is how he became the first Bulgarian and European to step on the top of the honorary ladder. The first place in the championship, which is held once every four years, is the importance of Olympic gold. In November 2016, Sensei Zahari Damyanov was appointed coach of the national team of the Bulgarian Karate Kyokushin Federation.

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