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Judoist Timur Arbuzov was the first of the Russians to win a gold medal at the World Cup in Budapest

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Judoist Timur Arbuzov was the first of the Russians to win a gold medal at the World Cup in Budapest

Russian Timur Arbuzov became the worldwide champion in the weight category up to 81 kg.

The 2025 tournament is held in Budapest. Arbuzov in the final defeated the vice -champion of the Olympic Games Tato Grigalashvili from Georgia, throwing it at Ippon.

At the current world championship, Gold of Arbuzov is the first medal of the highest dignity for Russians. Earlier in the piggy bank of the domestic team there was only Ayuba Bluev bronze in the weight category up to 60 kg.

At the 2024 World Cup, Arbuzov lost to Grigalashvili in the final, and at the European Championship of 2025 he won him in a decisive match.

Russian athletes perform at the tournament in Hungary under the flag of the Judo International Federation.

On the live broadcasts, the final competitions on the World Cup in Budapest See on the TV channels “Match TV” and “Match! Fighter”. Direct broadcasts of the preliminary stage and the finals of the tournament are also available on Matchtv.ru and Sportbox.ru sites.

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Tsarukyan – about the grappling fight with Shara Bullet: “During the process, he became afraid. I was late for my flight and didn’t board the plane.”

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Tsarukyan – about the grappling fight with Shara Bullet: “During the process, he became afraid. I was late for my flight and didn’t board the plane.”

UFC fighter Arman Tsarukyan said that a grappling fight with Sharabutdin Magomedov, nicknamed Shara Bullet, may not take place.

The fight is scheduled for December 30 and should take place in Armenia.

“He’s some kind of strange pirate.” Doesn’t want to take over Armenia. Along the way, he became afraid. I was late for my flight and didn’t board the plane. Along the way, all his conversations were just water.

Let’s see, there will be a press conference. Whether this pirate will come or not. If not, then his nickname needs to be changed. You understand which one,” Tsarukyan said while communicating with fans on social networks.

Tsarukyan defeated New Zealander Dan Hooker by submission in the second round at UFC Fight Night 265 in November 2025. He has 23 wins and three losses in MMA.

Middleweight Magomedov fought his last fight in July 2025 at the UFC on ABC 9 tournament, defeating Canadian Marc-Andre Barrio by unanimous decision. The Russian has 16 wins and one loss.

Watch mixed martial arts tournaments live on the Match TV and Match! Fighter”, as well as on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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Usik may lose the world title. Frank Warren provided details

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Usik may lose the world title. Frank Warren provided details

Famous British organizer Frank Warren He commented on the situation around the world heavyweight champion according to WBC, WBA and IBF Alexandra Usika.

“We’ll see what happens with Oleksandr Usyk. He’s only fought once this year, which has had a negative impact on his high-level title fights. He needs to defend his belts next year. If he doesn’t do that, he’ll have to give up his titles,” Warren said.

Previously, Alexander Usik (24-0, 15 KOs), the holder of the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles (over 90.7 kg), talked about his plans and admitted when he plans to end his professional career. The boxer recently vacated his WBO title and lost his status as absolute world champion.

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Naoya Inoue reacts to his victory and Usik’s arrival in Saudi Arabia

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Naoya Inoue reacts to his victory and Usik’s arrival in Saudi Arabia

Absolute world champion in the second lightweight category Naoya Inoue (32-0, 27 KOs) commented on the victory of the fight played on Saturday, December 27th.

In Saudi Arabia, the Japanese representative defeated Mexican Alan David Picasso by unanimous decision and defended his WBC, WBO, WBA and IBF titles.

After the final bell, the reporter asked Inoue whether he should take the first place in the ranking of the world’s strongest boxers, which is currently occupied by Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk.

“Mr. Usyk came to watch my fight tonight, but I’m actually not very happy with my performance. I should have done much better. So I won’t say anything about the rankings and I’ll do much better next time,” Inoue admitted.

Usik visited Riyadh to watch the Japanese “Beast” fight and after the fight, he went to the ring to congratulate the champion on his victory.

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