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The Ungvari Brothers Share Their Experience With UZB Judo Children

Written by Nicolas Messner, Leandra Freitas, Grace Goulding on 12. Mar 2021 Share Judo is a sport with a presence in many international settings, whether sporting, social, or even political, in the broad sense of the term. In the midst of the core tasks of the IJF, President Vizer always finds time to devote time to initiatives aimed at the youngest judoka, a cohort that he supports consistently. This time, following all covid protocols of course, the IJF decided to organise educational activities following the Tashkent Grand Slam. The purpose was to give extra motivation to a generation of young children in Uzbekistan, who are going through a difficult time because of the pandemic, as most of the dojos have been closed and competitions have been cancelled.

Gulnoza MATNIYAZOVA: The Generous Judoka

Written by Nicolas Messner, Leandra Freitas on 07. Mar 2021 Photographs by Gabriela Sabau Share Yesterday Gulnoza MATNIYAZOVA made history by being the first woman to win a first grand slam medal on home soil for Uzbekistan. We met the judoka and asked about her feelings after claiming her beautiful bronze medal. I’ve been doing judo since I was 5 years old. I was born in the Khorezm region, in a small village called Pichokchi.  When I was 5 I started to do judo at home with my brothers and sisters. My father introduced me to it; he is a very sporty person. He s always interested in what happens in sport, so he started to teach me judo, with my siblings. I also wanted to do it because it was such a dynamic sport. The curious thing is that my father didn t play judo before, he was just interested in the sport, like he is with all sports and he knew some basic movements and taught us. His actual sport was handball. 

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