With the conclusion of the Junior European Championships, we were able to get a glimpse at some of the competition our Junior World Team will be facing. As expected, Russia sent a strong contingent bringing home 6 Gold’s and 1 Bronze in the 8 weight classes.

50KG Final Standings:

1. Ismail Gadzhiev, Russia
2. Ramzik Misakyan, Armenia
3. Viktor Lyzen, Germany
3. Robert Dingashvili, Georgia
5. Dmitri Nesvyatsypaska, Ukraine
5. Bekir Sahin, Turkey

55KG Final Standings:

1. Ibragim Ilyasov, Russia
2. Naim Mikyay, Bulgaria
3. Sezgin Pismisoglu, Turkey
3. Igor Chichioi, Moldova
5. Andrewy Yatsenko, Ukraine
5. Grand Karapetjan, Spain

60KG Final Standings:

1. Nachyin Kuular, Russia
2. Selim Kozan, Turkey
3. Vurgun Aliev, Azerbaijan
3. Dimitar Ivanov, Bulgaria
5. Dzianis Maksimov, Belarus
5. Tomas Barasiavicius, Lithuania

66KG Final Standings:

1. Enes Uslu, Turkey
2. Surkho Rashitkhanov, Belarus
3. Vasil MIkhailov, Ukraine
3. Avtandil Kentchadze, Georgia
5. Teymur Mammadov, Azerbaijan
5. Valentin Sanfrantello, France

74KG Final Standings:

1. Artem Umarov, Russia
2. Ahmed Ertuerk, Turkey
3. Tarzan Maisuradze, Georgia
3. Murad Sulemanov, Azerbaijan
5. Aron Caneva, Italy
5. Suren Khachataryan, Armenia

84KG Final Standings:

1. Gadzhi Radzhabov, Russia
2. Mustafa Sessiz, Turkey
3. Gadzhimurad Magomedsaidov, Azerbaijan
3. Giorgi Chkhartishvili, Georgia
5. Krzysztof Sadowik, Poland
5. Benjamin Opitz, Germany

96KG Final Standings:

1. Yuri Vlasko, Russia
2. Erik Thiele, Germany
3. Jere Heino, Finland
3. Dzianis Khramiankov, Belarus
5. Dmitri Cecusta, Moldova
5. Turkhan Gurbanov, Azerbaijan

120KG Final Standings:

1. Said Gamidov, Azerbaijan
2. Yunus Dede, Turkey
3. Vitali Pesniak, Belarus
3. Zelimkhan Khizriev, Russia
5. Aslan Rafael Mahmudov, Germany
5. Yaroslav Ponomarenko, Ukraine