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Three athletes from Serpukhov entered the Russian Muay Thai team

Three pupils of the Zubrenok sports school of the Serpukhov city district are included in the Russian national team to participate in the Muay Thai World Championship, which will be held in Greece.

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Three athletes from Serpukhov entered the Russian Muay Thai team

Athletes are trained by coach Dilshod Mirzayev.

The team included Maxim Moroz (age category - boys, U16, 81+ kg). He is the winner of the World Championship and the European Championship, as well as a two-time winner of the Russian Championship.

Vasilisa Kiselyova (age category - girls, U14, 58 kg) - two-time winner of the Championship of Russia.

Gleb Gusev (age category - boys, U14, 58 kg) - prize-winner of the Russian Championship and two-time finalist of the Commonwealth Cup.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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