The issue of developing and popularizing national sports—wrestling and Turan—on an international level was discussed at the World Trade Center complex in New York City, United States of America.
The issue of developing and popularizing national sports—wrestling and Turan—on an international level was discussed at the World Trade Center complex in New York City, United States of America.
During the discussion, possibilities for strengthening cooperation between these two sports, exchanging knowledge and experience, as well as including them in the program of prestigious international competitions and the Olympic Games system, were reviewed.
A meeting was held in the city dedicated to the tasks and prospects for the development of hockey and sports tourism before the Uzbekistan Hockey Federation. The event took place in the 'Olympic Village' of the capital.
On the final day of the Asian Weightlifting Championships, held at the 'Olimpiya Shaharcha' sports complex in the capital, the Uzbekistan national team won the first medal among juniors and youth.
Participants of the Uzbek team are demonstrating respectable results in women's matches at the Junior World Wrestling Championship (U17), which is taking place in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.
On the second day of the women's martial arts tournament, July 31, Mukhlisa Masharipova, a member of the national team, will compete in the final of the 43 kg weight category. She will fight against German athlete Finja Vivian Strauch.
Previously, Mukhlisa Masharipova lost to American Suzanne Landini in the round of 16 with a score of 10:0. In the quarter-finals, she was defeated by Japanese Sera Furuichi 5:1, and in the semi-finals, she was beaten by Canadian Maya Nikeer with a score of 6:2.
Additionally, Shahzoda Azimova, representing the country in the 65 kg weight class, will face Ukrainian Irina Bukhtina today in a match for the bronze medal.
It should be noted that the international competition is being held with the participation of almost 700 young athletes from more than 60 countries and will last until August 2.
