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Bulgarian wrestlers compete at World Championships in Astana
Overview
The Bulgarian Wrestling Federation initially announced that top wrestlers Semen Novikov and Kiril Milov would be excluded from the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, due to a dispute regarding mandatory training camp attendance. However, following a change in leadership and requests from former administrator Stanka Zlateva, these athletes were included in the registration lists, allowing Bulgaria to field nearly full male teams.
As the tournament progressed, Bulgarian wrestlers began contending for medals. Kiril Milov secured Bulgaria’s first medal of the championships by winning bronze in the 97 kg classical style category, following a 10:0 victory over Austria’s Markus Raginger in the third-place match. This followed his semifinal loss to Kiril Maskevich of Belarus.
In the 87 kg Greco-Roman category, Olympic champion Semen Novikov advanced to the final after a series of victories. His path included defeating Latanasopa of American Samoa, Islam Abasov of Azerbaijan (6:5), and Lasha Gobadze of Georgia (3:0), as well as a 2:0 semifinal win over Uzbekistan’s Muhammadqodir Rasulov despite a head injury.
In the 63 kg category, Edmond Nazaryan reached the semifinals after defeating opponents from India, Turkey, and Iran, and subsequently moved into the bronze medal match. Meanwhile, Stoyan Kubatov previously reached the bronze medal match in the 77 kg classical style category after winning three consecutive matches before losing his semifinal to Alexandrin Gutsu of Moldova.
Entities
Kiril Milov · Astana · Semen Novikov · World Wrestling Championships · Bulgarian Wrestling Federation
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 3 SOURCES] Semen Novikov qualified for the 87 kg Greco-Roman final in Astana. temasport.com · novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [● 3 SOURCES] Novikov defeated Islam Abasov 6:5. temasport.com · novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [● 3 SOURCES] Novikov defeated Lasha Gobadze 3:0. temasport.com · novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [● 2 SOURCES] Edmond Nazaryan reached the semifinals in the 63 kg category. novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [● 2 SOURCES] Nazaryan defeated Mohammad Keshtkar 8:1 in the quarterfinals. novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [● 2 SOURCES] Abu-Muslim Amaev lost to Bagdat Sabaz 5:7. novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [● 2 SOURCES] Kiril Milov has an opportunity to win a bronze medal in the 97 kg category. novini247.com · telegraph.bg
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Novikov defeated Muhammadqodir Rasulov 2:0 in the semifinals. temasport.com
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesKiril Milov wins Bulgaria's first medal at World Wrestling Championships
Bulgarian wrestler Kiril Milov won a bronze medal at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, marking the nation's first medal at the event.
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesSemen Novikov and Edmond Nazaryan reach semifinals at World Wrestling Championships
Bulgarian wrestlers Semen Novikov and Edmond Nazaryan have advanced to the semifinals at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, with Novikov securing a spot in the 87 kg final.
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[SPORTS] 11 sourcesBulgarian wrestlers compete for medals at World Championships in Astana
Bulgarian wrestlers Kiril Milov and Stoyan Kubatov are fighting for bronze medals at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana following semifinal matches.
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesCSKA wrestlers included in preliminary World Wrestling Championship lists
Olympic champion Semen Novikov and European champion Kiril Milov have been added to the preliminary lists for the World Wrestling Championships in Kazakhstan, ensuring a near-full Bulgarian male squad.
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesBulgarian wrestlers Novikov and Milov excluded from World Championships
Bulgaria will be without top wrestlers Semen Novikov and Kiril Milov at the World Wrestling Championships in Kazakhstan due to disputes over training camp attendance.
Sources
actualno.com · africabusiness.com · dsport.bg · fakti.bg · gong.bg · larotonde.ca · moreto.net · novini247.com · otomobil.haber3.com · ruse.news · sportal.bg · telegraph.bg · temasport.com · vesti.bg · viaranews.com
This summary has been updated 4 times: see revision history