Belarusian athletes won four golds at the European Muay Thai Championship in the U16 and U18 categories
The Belarusians won four golds on the penultimate day of the 2026 European Championship in Thai Boxing in Paris, sb.by reports. An illustrative photo from...

The Belarusians won four golds on the penultimate day of the 2026 European Championship in Thai Boxing in Paris, sb.by reports.

On October 23, medals were awarded in the capital of France among boys and girls under 16, juniors and juniors under 18 and young people under 24. In total, our fighters won 14 awards in these age categories (4-8-2). European champions were Makar Ivanov (U16, up to 42 kg), Bogdan Tolkach (U16, up to 57 kg), Alexandra Zdobnikov (U18, up to 48 kg) and Eugene Roen (U18, up to 54 kg).
Silver medals were obtained by Maxim Shopik (U16, up to 51 kg), Lev Khodko (U16, up to 60 kg), Nikita Gavrish (U18, up to 67 kg), Anton Ivanov (U18, up to 86 kg), Artem Galai (U24, up to 51 kg), Maxim Soynov (U18, up to 48 kg), Anastasia Levonenko (U16, up to 54 kg) and Valery Kotelnikova (U18, up to 67 kg). Bronze medalists were Vladlen Stanishevsky (U16, up to 48 kg) and Ksenia Korolenya (U16, up to 57 kg).
Belarusian juniors won five gold awards at the start of the European Championship in Thai Boxing in Paris



