Рафаэль Агаев
Baku/08.06.21/Turan: Azerbaijani karate player Rafael Agayev (75 kg) in the final match of the Tokyo Olympics, losing to Luigi Busu 0: 1 won the silver medal of the Olympics. This is the first silver medal of Azerbaijani athletes at the Tokyo Games.
Representatives of Azerbaijan have won three more bronze medals and do not yet have the highest award. — 06D-
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2021 August 06 (Friday) 16:32:31
Rafael Agayev in the final of the Olympics /UPDATED/
Baku/06.08.21/Turan: Azerbaijani karate player Rafael Agayev (75 kg), having won the semifinal match of Hungarian Gabor Harspataki with a score of 7: 0, reached the final of the Olympics. Agayev will meet with the Italian Luigi Busa, to whom he lost in the group 1: 3.-0-
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2021 August 06 (Friday) 15:12:26
Azerbaijani karate fighter Rafael Agayev reached the semifinals of the Olympics
Baku/06.08.21/Turan: Azerbaijani karate fighter Rafael Agayev (75 kg), the 5-fold world champion and 11-fold European champion reached the semi-finals of the Tokyo Olympics.
Today he defeated rivals from Germany, Australia and Kazakhstan and lost to the representative of Italy, finishing second in his group.
In the semifinals, his rival will be Gabor Harspataki from Hungary, who became the winner in his group. –06D-
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