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LPR athletes won over 20 awards at the KUDO Championship

Competition in the competition was maximum, and the athletes fought until the last second

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LPR athletes won over 20 awards at the KUDO Championship

In Rostov-on-Don, the Open KUDO Championship was held for the prizes of the Hero of Russia D. V. Sviridov. The tournament took place on September 13. More than 160 athletes from different regions of Russia, including from the Luhansk People’s Republic, came out on tatami.

Competition in the competition was maximum, and the athletes fought until the last second. The national team of the Luhansk People’s Republic once again declared itself loudly: the team won 11 gold, five silver and six bronze medals.

“Our athletes have proved that the LPR is able to fight, win and adequately represent the republic at the all-Russian level,” the regional sports ministry said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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