The Turkish national team won seven (07) gold medals, one (01) silver medal and six (06) bronze medals to take first place in the Spanish Open held in La Nucía (Alicante) from 01 to 03 April with fourteen medals overall.
Meanwhile, Spain (04), France (02), Belgium (01), Egypt (01) and Thailand (01), took the rest of the 16 gold medals in dispute in a competition that included some world champions and Olympic medallists from Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020.
The event featured more than 1,500 competitors from four continents and hosted judges and officials from various parts of the world in an event that included cadet, junior and senior categories.
The event also saw the implementation of the new rules that will become official in the near future, including the winner by round, video replay review, among other changes.
Male -54 kg
1. Deniz Dagdelen (Turkey)
2. Domen Molj (Slovenia)
3. Gorkem Polat (Turkey)
3. Milan Molle (NED).
Male -58 kg
Omer Faruk Dayioglu (Turkey)
2. Jack Woolley (Ireland)
3. Frederik Emil Olsen (SWE)
3. Kristian Storsul Borgen (Norway).
Male -63 kg.
1. Adrian Del (Spain)
2. Adilet Bazarbayev (KAZ)
3. Adria Madueno (Spain)
3. Joan Jorquera (Spain)
Male -68 kg.
1. Javier Perez (Spain)
2. Bradly Sinden (Great Britain)
3. Ferhat Can Kavurat (Turkey)
3. Theo Lucien (France).
Male -74 kg.
1. Muhammed Emin Y (Turkey)
2. Daniel Quesada (Spain)
3. Ramon Ruiz (Spain)
3. Si Mohamed Ketbi (Bel)
Male – 80 Kg.
1. Jon Cintado (Spain)
2. Huseyin Kartal (Turkey)
3. Richard Andre Ordemann (Norway)
3. Faysal Sawadogo (TKD Oezer)
Male – 87 kg.
1. Ahmad Rawy (Egypt)
2. Cheick Sallah Cisse (CIV)
3. Enbiya Taha Bicer (Turkey)
3. Daniel Ros (Spain)
Male +87 kg.
1. Ivan Garcia (Spain)
2. Ayoub Bassel (Morocco)
3. Ray Rahy (Lebanon)
3. Emre Kutalmis Atesli (Turkey)
Female -46 kg.
1. Emine Gogebakan (Turkey)
2. Ana Jimenez (Spain)
3. Fatma Keles (Turkey)
3. Nika Kolarek (CRO)
Female -49 kg.
1. Merve Dincel (Turkey)
2. Sueheda Celik (Germany)
3. Adriana Cerezo (Spain)
3. China Murakami (Japan)
Female -53 kg.
1. Panipak Wongpattanakit (Thailand)
2. Laura Rodriguez (Spain)
3. Ela Aydin (Germany)
3. Tijana Bogdanovic (Serbia).
Female -57 kg.
1. Hatice Kubra Ilgun (Turkey)
2. Phannapa Harnsujin (Thailand)
3. Faidra Kalteki (Gre)
3. Giada Al (Italy).
Female -62 kg.
1. Sarah Chaari (BEL)
2. Marta Calvo (Spain)
3. Nada Laaraj (Morocco)
3. Sasikarn Tongchan (Thailand)
Female -67 kg.
1. Magda Wiet (France)
2. Cecilia Castro (Spain)
3. Rebeka Furedi (HUN)
3. Aya Shehata (Egypt)
Female -73 kg.
Althea Laurin (France)
2. Nadica Bozanic (Serbia)
3. Yanna Schneider (Germany)
3. Marie Paule Ble (France)
Female +73 kg.
1. Nafia Kus (Turkey)
2. Solene Avoulette (France)
3. Tania Castineira (Spain)
3. Sude Yaren Uzuncavdar (Turkey).
Carlos Hernández
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