2020 World Sambo Championships

2020 World Sambo Championships
Venue	SPENS
Location	Novi Sad
Dates	4–8 November 2020
Competitors	400 [1]  from 30 [1]  nations
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The 2020 World Sambo Championships were held in Novi Sad, Serbia from 4 to 8 November 2020.

This tournament, marking the 82nd of its kind, included 9 weight categories and three disciplines; men's and women's sambo and combat sambo. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, only around 400 athletes from 30 countries participated this time.

Medal table

  Host nation

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	17	4	4	25
2	Belarus	3	5	5	13
3	Ukraine	2	7	10	19
4	Uzbekistan	2	4	4	10
5	Bulgaria	1	1	2	4
	Romania	1	1	2	4
7	Cameroon	1	0	1	2
8	Kyrgyzstan	0	2	4	6
9	France	0	1	6	7
10	Tajikistan	0	1	2	3
11	Kazakhstan	0	1	0	1
12	Spain	0	0	3	3
13	Lithuania	0	0	2	2
	Serbia*	0	0	2	2
15	Greece	0	0	1	1
	Italy	0	0	1	1
	Moldova	0	0	1	1
	Philippines	0	0	1	1
	Venezuela	0	0	1	1
Totals (19 entries)		27	27	52	106

Medal overview

Sambo events

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
–52 kg	Andrey Kubarkov   Russia	Imanbek Tentiev   Kyrgyzstan	Grachyk Osypian   Ukraine
			none
–57 kg	Vladimir Gladikh   Russia	Akmaliddin Karimov   Tajikistan	Andrii Laishchuk   Ukraine
			Uladzislau Burdz   Belarus
–62 kg	Davlatjon Khamroev   Uzbekistan	Aleksandr Matais   Russia	Khushqadam Khusravov   Tajikistan
			Ivan Aniskevich   Belarus
–68 kg	Nikita Kletskov   Russia	Uladzislau Sayapin   Belarus	Mattia Galbiati   Italy
			Angel Angelov   Bulgaria
–74 kg	Aliaksandr Koksha   Belarus	Bislan Nadiukov   Russia	Gejrgios Markarian   Greece
			Sarbon Ernazarov   Uzbekistan
–82 kg	Samvel Kazarian   Russia	Dmitro Stetsenko   Ukraine	Tsimafei Yemelyanau   Belarus
			Ulugbek Rakhmonov   Uzbekistan
–90 kg	Sergey Ryabov   Russia	Nemat Yokubov   Uzbekistan	Komronhokh Ustopiriyon   Tajikistan
			Aliaksei Stsepankou   Belarus
–100 kg	Andrei Kazusionak   Belarus	Viachslav Mikhaylin   Russia	Andrii Boloban   Ukraine
			Antony Segard   France
+100 kg	Artem Osipenko   Russia	Dzmitry Khakhlou   Belarus	Vladimir Gajic   Serbia
			Ilie Daniel Natea   Romania

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
–48 kg	Elena Bondareva   Russia	Alina Pashuk   Ukraine	Cristina Casas   Spain
			Maria Guedez   Venezuela
–52 kg	Vera Lotkova   Russia	Mariia Buiok   Ukraine	Samara Abdumalik Kyzy   Kyrgyzstan
			Gulnoza Ziyaeva   Uzbekistan
–56 kg	Anastasia Valova   Russia	Daniela Poroineanu   Romania	Khrystyna Bondar   Ukraine
			Samantha Le Cocguen   France
–60 kg	Gulfia Mukhtarova   Russia	Ibodatkhow Agoyonova   Uzbekistan	Sabina Artemciuc   Moldova
			Yaiza Jimenez   Spain
–64 kg	Anastasiya Shevchenko   Ukraine	Vera Harelikava   Belarus	Laetitia Blot   France
			Ekaterina Onoprienko   Russia
–68 kg	Volha Maleika   Romania	Nastassia Skvartsova   Belarus	Kateryna Moskalova   Ukraine
			Anastasia Philippovich   Russia
–72 kg	Anzhela Zhilinskaya   Belarus	Nataliya Smal   Ukraine	Mathilde Clement   France
			Tatyana Zenchenko   Russia
–80 kg	Mariya Oriashkova   Bulgaria	Sviatlana Tsimashenka   Belarus	Zhanara Kusanova   Russia
			Lavinia Florentina Ionescu   Romania
+80 kg	Olga Artoshina   Russia	Vasylyna-Iryna Kyrychenko   Ukraine	Sydney Sy   Philippines
			Gabriela Gigova   Bulgaria

Combat Sambo events

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
–52 kg	Vladimir Lamanov   Russia	Yerkebulan Kuangaliyev   Kazakhstan	Aaron Aneiros   Spain
			Dilshod Gadoev   Uzbekistan
–57 kg	Mukhtar Gamzaev   Russia	Lutfilla Saydamatov   Uzbekistan	Maximilien Vallot   France
			Bohdan Babenko   Ukraine
–62 kg	Bakhodir Bokiev   Uzbekistan	Alexander Salikov   Russia	Oleksandr Voropaiev   Ukraine
			Mederbek Saparbek Uulu   Kyrgyzstan
–68 kg	Sheih-Mansur Habibulaev   Russia	Emil Nezirov   Bulgaria	Andrii Kucherenko   Ukraine
			Siarhei Kapylou   Belarus
–74 kg	Vladyslav Rudniev   Ukraine	Daiyrbek Karyiaev   Kyrgyzstan	Charly Schmitt   France
			none
–82 kg	Alexey Ivanov   Russia	Furkat Ruziev   Uzbekistan	Vadym Burchak   Ukraine
			Nurisbek Bekberdiev   Kyrgyzstan
–90 kg	Sultan Aliev   Russia	Louis Laurent   France	Petro Davydenko   Ukraine
			Elaman Genzhebaev   Kyrgyzstan
–100 kg	Seidou Nji Mouluh   Cameroon	Anatolii Voloshynov   Ukraine	Teodoras Aukštuolis   Lithuania
			Dragan Begovic   Serbia
+100 kg	Valentin Moldavsky   Russia	Razmik Tonoian   Ukraine	Eimantas Vaikasas   Lithuania
			Maxwell Djantou Nana   Cameroon

References

1. "Participants of the Sambo World Championships 2020".

External links

• Competition news