Budapest 2023 in short
These 26th Karate World Championships organized in Budapest (October 24-29) will, whatever happens, have a special flavor. These are the first in 15 years without Aghayev, Busa, Arkania and Sanchez Jaime ! Brose, at 37, will seek a 4th title, Steven Da Costa and Irina Zaretska a 3rd in a row. All you should know…
By Florian Fournier
Budapest 2023 / Sami Tas : « C’était un rêve de représenter la France »
Pour sa première sélection en équipe de France, Sami Tas va débuter par les Championnats du monde. A Budapest (24-29 octobre), le jeune homme de 22 ans ne se laisse pas impressionner et compte réussir une performance de haut rang. L’or, il n’y a que cela qui l’obsède.
Par Florian Fournier
Photo : Karategallery
Asian Games / Ganjzadeh in gold, China is back
Two weeks before the World championship (October 24-29 in Budapest), the Asian Games were held in Hangzhou (China) from October 5 to 8. The Iranian star, world and olympic champion Sajad Ganjzadeh won the title as Gong Li. Kazakhstan ranks 1st nation. All the results.
By Florian Fournier
Photo : D.R
Karate1Dublin / Terliuga and Salazar untouchables
Anzhelica Terliuga and Yorgelis Salazar are again in the final of a Karate1. Steven Da Costa lost in ¼ final against Maresca. The Xenos brothers will fight for a medal in this K1Dublin that sees many new faces upcoming. End of the preliminaries today.
By Ludovic Mauchien
Photo : WKF
Karate1 Dublin / Japan, Terliuga and Salazar impressive
16th gold in K1 pour Terliuga, 13th pour Zaretska, 2nd Grand Winner title in a row for Salazar. These 3 women made the Karate1 World theirs, like the upcoming Japan young team, which impressed in the K1Dublin (October 8-10thnaks to 6 golds. All the podiums + the Grand winners 2023.
By Ludovic Mauchien
Photo : WKF
K1Dublin / Steven Da Costa : « The only evaluation is competition »
Summer is over, but has it really started for our champions ? They are all there, in Ireland, as if the rhythm of the Olympic era was missing. They all took an appointment with this karate1Dublin (October 8-10), the 4th and last of the year which will designate the Grand Winners 2023. This K1 is also the last big international competition before the Budapest Worlds (October 22-26) and also corresponds to the comeback of Steven Da Costa.
By Ludovic Mauchien
Photo: Karate Gallery