The 2nd KWU World Championships are held, and perhaps without any major surprises, the results are ready.

It was anyway many impressions as always, and video of the finals can be found here..

Results (not official) below, with full draw.

Women:

55kg

1. Boycheva Stanislava – Bulgaria
2. Anna Virabyan – Russia
3. Aleksandra Lesniewska – Poland And Violeta Litovska – Bulgaria

60kg

1. Guzel Fattakhova – Russia
2. Emma Markwell – GB
3. Sandra Van Ham – The Nederlands and Yuki Yamamoto – Japan

65kg

1. Anzhelika Sabaeva – Russia
2. Diana Cantero Perez – Spain
3. Aneta Meskauskiene – Irland and Lisa M Heath – GB

70kg

1. Irina Kraizheva – Russia
2. Rika Hasegawa – Japan
3. Kirsten G Smith – GB and Aelita Alexeyeva – Kazakhstan

+70kg

1. Tatiana Gendik – Russia
2. Brigita Gustaityte – Lithuania
3. Yoko Fukuhara – Japan and Aurore Chatagnier – France

Men

-60kg

1. Artur Arushanya – Armenia
2. Vitaly Chekh – Kazakhstan
3. Genki Takahasi – Japan and Leon Lundgren – GB

-65kg

1. Marsel Mansurov – Russia
2. Khezri Behzad – Iran
3. Tadashi Takayama – Japan and Yerkebulan Beysembayev – Kazakhstan

-70kg

1. Toshihide Iwasawa – Japan
2. Georgi Lotarov – Bulgaria
3. Hojat Samehzada – Afganistan and Taichi Sonohara – Japan

-75kg

1. Tsuyoshi Midori – Japan
2. Sviatoslav Erenkov – Russia
3. Carlos E Preciados – Spain and Deyan Bratkov – Bulgaria

-80kg

1. Merey Suyunov – Kazakhstan
2. Kinoshita Takeaki – Japan
3. Jonas Rosin – Sweden and Arnoldas Grevas – Lithuania

-85kg

1. Igor Riadnov – Russia
2. Aleksandar Komanov – Bulgaria
3. Farshad Shahyar – Iran and Dmitry fedorov – Kazakhstan

-90kg

1. Emanuel Lebo – Austria
2. Andrei Uleshchenko – Russia
3. Pablo Estensero – Spain and Khandami Bahman – iran

-95kg

1. Nikolai Maslennikov – Russia
2. Shoki Shimizu – Japan
3. Ilia ilin – Germany and Roel Noorman – The Nederlands

+95kg

1. Vasily Samadurov – Russia
2. daneshfar Amirhossein – Iran
3. Christian G Conteras – Spain and Hristo Georgiev – Bulgaria