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Yaroslav Bunakov brought Kuban bronze of the Junior Grand Prix in judo

Judoist from Krasnodar region Yaroslav Bunakov won a bronze medal at the junior tournament “Grand Prix” in Dushanbe

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Yaroslav Bunakov brought Kuban bronze of the Junior Grand Prix in judo

A judoka from the Krasnodar Territory Yaroslav Bunakov won a bronze medal at the Grand Prix Junior Tournament in Dushanbe.

The athlete competed in the weight category up to 81 kg and in a tense fight earned two scores “yuko”. That result earned him bronze.

The Ministry of Sport of Kuban congratulated Bunakov on a worthy performance.

Earlier we wrote that Kuban sambists took two bronzes at the tournament in Moscow.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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