Israel Claims 10 Medals at European Kickboxing Championships
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The Israeli national kickboxing team won ten medals at the European Championships in North Macedonia, including one gold, five silver, and four bronze. Osayd Judeh took gold in the K1 up to 75kg category. The team's performance marks a successful year for Israeli kickboxing.
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- Israel's kickboxing team secured 10 medals at the European Championships in North Macedonia.
- Osayd Judeh won Israel's only gold medal in the K1 up to 75kg category.
- Deniz Sabriyanikov won a silver medal in her first adult European Championship.
- The team's haul includes one gold, five silver, and four bronze medals.
The Israeli national kickboxing team concluded the European Championships in Skopje, North Macedonia, with a total of ten medals: one gold, five silver, and four bronze.
Osayd Judeh secured the sole gold medal for Israel, winning the European championship in the K1 up to 75kg category. Polina Grossman, another World Games medalist, also took silver in the K1 up to 70kg category.
Deniz Sabriyanikov achieved a promising result in her first adult European Championship, winning a silver medal in the K1 up to 60kg class, marking her as a potential future star. Additional silver medals were won by Karam Assad in Kick Light up to 89kg and Diana Manzhos in Kick Light up to 55kg. Manzhos also secured a bronze medal in Light Contact up to 55kg.
Three more bronze medals were claimed by Adam Tzvik in Light Contact up to 63kg, Oshir Sabag in Low Kick up to 60kg, and Loui Sax in Low Kick up to 75kg.
Peter Sax, the professional director and head coach of the Israeli team, expressed pride in the athletes' performance, noting their ability to compete against top European opponents and execute their training. Erick Kaplan, President and CEO of the "Elat" Association for Non-Olympic Sports, hailed the achievement as a significant accomplishment for Israeli sports, highlighting the dedication of the athletes and staff.
These results cap a successful year for Israeli kickboxing, with national team members also achieving success on the world stage.
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