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This article uses bare URLs which are uninformative and vulnerable to link rot Please consider converting them to full citations to ensure the article remains verifiable and maintains a consistent citation style Several templates and tools are available to assist in formatting such as Reflinks documentation reFill documentation and Citation bot documentation September 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message This article is missing information about results from WKO Shinkyokushinkai IKO3 Matsushima branch Kyokushin Union Rengokai Kyokushin kan Royama branch So Kyokushin Ohishi branch IFK and KWF Please expand the article to include this information Further details may exist on the talk page May 2022 World Karate Championship in Weight Categories is the second largest competition in Kyokushin Karate This tournament is arranged by several kyokushin organisations and usually held every fourth year in between World Tournaments which do not have any weight classes Contents 1 Rules 1 1 Normally knockdown rules includes 1 2 Illegal techniques are 2 Before split of IKO 3 All Japan Weight Category Tournament 3 1 Super Heavyweight 85 kg 3 2 Heavyweight 85 kg 3 3 Middleweight 75 kg 3 4 Lightweight 65 kg 4 U S Weight Category Karate Championships USWC 4 1 Super Heavyweight 90 kg 4 2 Heavyweight 90 kg 4 3 Middleweight 80 kg 4 4 Lightweight 70 kg 5 European Weight Category Karate Championships 5 1 Super Heavyweight 90 kg 5 2 Heavyweight 90 kg 5 3 Middleweight 80 kg 5 4 Lightweight 70 kg 5 5 Featherweight 60 kg 6 IKO1 Matsui branch 6 1 Super Heavyweight 90 kg 6 2 Heavyweight 90 kg 6 3 Middleweight 80 kg 6 4 Lightweight 70 kg 7 WKO Shinkyokushinkai 8 IKO3 Matsushima branch 9 Kyokushin Union Rengokai 10 Kyokushin kan Royama branch 11 So Kyokushin Ohishi branch 12 IFK 13 KWF 14 Ibutz Oyama Cup 14 1 Heavyweight 80 kg 14 2 Middleweight 80 kg 14 3 Lightweight 70 kg 15 See also 16 References Rules Edit All world cup tournaments operates under knockdown karate rules which involves standup bareknuckle fighting with basically no protection The more characteristical rules in knockdown karate compered to other styles is that you are not allowed to punch in the face and a point system that only count hits that actually hurt the opponent This makes knockdown fighting very physical but at the same time quite safe considering that there are very few hits to the head There can be slight variances in the rules between the different organizations responsible for a tournaments but the basics are the same The rules has also been modified over the years 91 1 93 91 2 93 91 3 93 Normally knockdown rules includes Edit No protectors or guards are used with exception to groin guards and teeth protection 3 minutes match time The fighter that achieves an Ippon one point will win the match and the fight is stopped An Ippon is achieved when an attack that knocks down the opponent for more than 3 seconds or renders the opponent being reluctant to continue the fight An ippon can also be granted if an illegal technique is used and the other fighter is disqualified A fighter can also win the fight by Waza ari half point which is awarded if the opponent is knocks down by less than 3 seconds and is able to continue the fight If two Waza aris is achieved during the fight it is counted as an Ippon and the fight is stopped If no knockdowns occurs the judges can declare one fighter as winner by overall efficiency of techniques force and dynamics In case of a draw there can be up to 3 extensions each 2 minutes long Some tournaments will also settled draws by weight different and result of Tamaeshiwari breaking of tiles Illegal techniques are Edit Punches to the face Kicks to the groin Grappling grabbing of any form Headbutts Kick to knee Kick to rear of head Pushing Strike to spine from rear Elbow to face Read more about various full contact karate rules 91 4 93 Before split of IKO Edit Only world tournaments in open weight was organized by IKO International Karate Organization Kyokushinkaikan led by Sosai Masutatsu Oyama After the death of Sosai IKO was split in different fractions and several has since then started to organise world tournaments in weight categories from 1997 and onwards 91 5 93 All Japan Weight Category Tournament Edit IKO All Japan Weight Category Karate Championships is the annual Kyokushin Karate Japan Championship It has been held in Osaka since 1984 and is held in four different weight classes Exceptionally the 2014 tournament was held in Tokyo 91 6 93 Earlier in 1969 the Japanese Championships were established in which the championship is played in the open weight class Between 1984 and 1996 there were three weight classes light medium and heavy After the first World Weight Championships in 1997 the weight classes were increased by one 91 7 93 Super Heavyweight 85 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 1998 91 7 93 Kiyoyuki Shida Yasuhiko Kimura Gun Irisawa 1999 91 7 93 Kiyoyuki Shida Tadateru Sano Gun Irisawa 2000 91 7 93 Hirokazu Kondo Hideki Tokumoto Satoshi Higuchi 2001 91 7 93 Atsushi Kadoi Shinji Adachi Tsuneya Ichikawa 2002 91 7 93 Letsi Kurbanov Hideki Tokumoto Hirokazu Kondo 2003 91 7 93 Hirokazu Kondo Norihito Satoh Shinji Adachi 2004 91 7 93 Jan Soukup Andrei Stepin Oleg Lukyanenko 2005 91 7 93 Mihail Kozlov Keiji Higuchi Yoshiaki Uchida 2006 91 7 93 Darmen Sadvokasov Makoto Akaishi Arthur Hovhannisyan 2007 91 7 93 Makoto Taniguchi Makoto Akaishi Yuji Kogure 2008 91 7 93 Makoto Akaishi Zahari Damyanov Kentaro Aso 2009 91 7 93 Tadakuni Tokuda Hideo Sawada Tadateru Sano 2010 91 7 93 Syoki Arata Makoto Taniguchi Hideo Sawada 2011 91 7 93 Makoto Taniguchi Seijyun Kinoshita Norio Matsumura 2012 91 7 93 Syoki Arata Sergei Uvitski Satoru Araki 2013 91 7 93 Oleksandr Ieromienko Kirill Kotsnev Masahiro Ohe 2014 91 7 93 Shōhei Kamada Mikio Ueda Steven Cujic 2015 91 7 93 Steven Cujic Satoru Araki Kenta Nanbara 2016 91 7 93 Shōhei Kamada Yuta Takahashi Tatsuma Yamagawa 2017 Goderzi Kapanadze Oleksandr Ieromenko Seiya Tanigawa 2018 Anton Gulyaev Kenta Nanbara Ryunosuke Hoshi 2019 Goderzi Kapanadze Anton Gulyaev Danil Goryushkin Heavyweight 85 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 1984 91 7 93 Yasuhiro Shichinohe Yoshitaka Nishiyama Shinichi Sotodate 1985 91 7 93 Yasuhiro Shichinohe Yoshitaka Nishiyama Hirofumi Kanayama 1986 91 7 93 Yoshitaka Nishiyama Hirofumi Kanayama Katsutoshi Iguchi 1987 91 7 93 Yasuhiro Shichinohe Hiroki Kurosawa Masashi Kimoto 1988 91 7 93 Masashi Kimoto Takehisa Iriki Hirofumi Kanayama 1989 91 7 93 Yasuhiro Shichinohe Yoshihiro Tamura Iwao Takita 1990 91 7 93 Tatsuya Iwasaki Iwao Takita Yoshiharu Eguchi 1991 91 7 93 Yoshihiro Tamura Yasuhiro Shichinohe Yutaka Ishi 1992 91 7 93 Yoshihiro Tamura Takehiro Minami Kiyoshi Nemoto 1993 91 7 93 Kenji Yamaki Kunihiro Suzuki Hiroki Kurosawa 1994 91 7 93 Niiho Satoshi Kunihiro Suzuki Nicholas Pettas 1995 91 7 93 Tatsuya Iwasaki Yoshihiro Tamura Hiroki Kurosawa 1996 91 7 93 Masayoshi Takaku Kiiyoyuki Shida Yasuhiko Kimura 1997 91 7 93 Kyokushin World Championships held simultaneously 1998 91 7 93 Atsushi Kadoi Naoji Mikoshiba Keiichi Hayashi 1999 91 7 93 Shinji Adachi Osamu Sumitani Kentaro Tanaka 2000 91 7 93 Kentaro Tanaka Osamu Sumitani Tetsuya Kano 2001 91 7 93 Yoshinori Ikeda Masashi Nakagawa Fumihiro Sugiyama 2002 91 7 93 Naoji Mikoshiba Masashi Nakagawa Osamu Sumitani 2003 91 7 93 Masato Ikeda Yoshinori Ikeda Masataka Ino 2004 91 7 93 Kenshin Morimura Yuji Kogure Masataka Ino 2005 91 7 93 Hiroyuki Kidachi Yasushi Itatani Yoshitatsu Beppu 2006 91 7 93 Osamu Sumitani Toshihiro Kanamori Yoshitatsu Beppu 2007 91 7 93 Osamu Shiojima Kengo Shimizu Naoki Ichimura 2008 91 7 93 Yoshitatsu Beppu Nurmamed Mamedov Yoshikazu Muraoka 2009 91 7 93 Yoshitatsu Beppu Osamu Sumitani Kyohei Yasujima 2010 91 7 93 Tariel Nikoleishvili Zenjyuro Mori Yoshikazu Muraoka 2011 91 7 93 Kyohei Ajima Yoshikazu Muraoka Yoshitatsu Beppu 2012 91 7 93 Daiki Kobayashi Shōhei Kamada Tatsuya Murata 2013 91 7 93 Mikio Ueda Koinosuke Ishizaki Kyohei Ajima 2014 91 7 93 Yuta Takahashi Masanaga Nakamura Farukh Turgunboev 2015 91 7 93 Masanaga Nakamura Takuya Takeoka Yota Higuchi 2016 91 7 93 Koinosuke Ishizaki Takuya Takeoka Chihiro Nakajima 2017 Chihiro Nakajima Yutaro Ishizuka Kyohei Ajima 2018 Andrei Luzin Kyohei Ajima Kashin Osawa 2019 Kashin Osawa Andrei Tsirkov Youta Takahashi Middleweight 75 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 1984 91 7 93 Hideaki Kakinuma Mitsuaki Satoh Satoshi Yui 1985 91 7 93 Takehisa Iriki Hidehiko Hashizume Jyun Miwa 1986 91 7 93 Hidehiko Hashizume Hideki Okamoto Makoto Kusakai 1987 91 7 93 Yasuhiro Kuwajima Hidehiko Hashizume Masahiro Oga 1988 91 7 93 Hideki Shibata Masahiro Oga Takuya Akimoto 1989 91 7 93 Hiroyuki Miake Niiho Satoshi Masaaki Yoshii 1990 91 7 93 Kyouichi Taguchi Shinegori Sakamoto Toshiya Sasaki 1991 91 7 93 Naoyuki Sonoda Takhiroh Katoh Eiji Kawamoto 1992 91 7 93 Eiji Kawamoto Hidenori Aoki Shinichi Ogawa 1993 91 7 93 Hidenori Aoki Toshiaki Iizumi Masanori Ngatomo 1994 91 7 93 Hiroyuki Miake Yoshinori Ikeda Yoshikazu Koi 1995 91 7 93 Tetsuo Seto Masato Ikeda Garry O Neill 1996 91 7 93 Ryu Narushima Atsuya Fukuda Hiroyuki Kidachi 1997 91 7 93 Kyokushin World Championships held the same year 1998 91 7 93 Yuji Arai Khosro Yaghoubi Tadashi Honma 1999 91 7 93 Hiroyuki Kidachi Shin Ito Masahiro Kaneko 2000 91 7 93 Hiroyuki Kidachi Khosro Yaghoubi Yoshinori Ikeda 2001 91 7 93 Yuji Shin Tatsuya Fukuda Tadashi Honma 2002 91 7 93 Shin Ito Hisashi Noka Toshihiro Kanamori 2003 91 7 93 Toshihiro Kanamori Hisashi Noka Joji Hibino 2004 91 7 93 Takamitsu Sakurai Makoto Ikemoto Adlan Abzotov 2005 91 7 93 Tomohiko Matsuoka Zenjyuro Mori Atsutomo Mori 2006 91 7 93 Zenjyuro Mori Tomohiko Matsuoka Dmitri Startsev 2007 91 7 93 Yuzo Suzuki Yuto Watanabe Zenjyuro Mori 2008 91 7 93 Yuzo Suzuki Tomohiko Matsuoka Takaichi Onuma 2009 91 7 93 Yuta Mita Yuichi Sugimura Masaru Shitanda 2010 91 7 93 Yuta Takahashi Yuki Fukui Tomohiko Matsuoka 2011 91 7 93 Takuya Takeoka Takaichi Onuma Yuki Inaoka 2012 91 7 93 Zenjyuro Mori Yuta Sawamura Yuta Takahashi 2013 91 7 93 Masanaga Nakamura Takuya Takeoka Yuta Takahashi 2014 91 7 93 Igor Titkov Takehiro Kaga Andrei Luzin 2015 91 7 93 Yuta Sawamura Yukou Harada Kasin Osawa 2016 91 7 93 Takuma Yamada Kashin Osawa Chiharu Higuchi 2017 Takuya Takeoka Chiharu Higuchi Takuya Yagihashi 2018 Chiharu Higuchi Yuki Yoza Yuki Usuda 2019 Takehiro Kaga Yuki Shimizu Kazutaka Watari Lightweight 65 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 1984 91 7 93 Masahiro Oga Tatsumi Nakae Haruo Nakijima 1985 91 7 93 Kenji Midori Hiroyuki Miake Yoshikuni Toyoda 1986 91 7 93 Takahiro Kajiwara Masahiro Sakurazawa Toshhiko Imanishi 1987 91 7 93 Kenji Midori Hiroyuki Miake Hisayoshi Tsuda 1988 91 7 93 Takahiro Kajiwara Taichi Nishimura Toshhiko Imanishi 1989 91 7 93 Seiji Yamame Toshhiko Imanishi Hisayoshi Tsuda 1990 91 7 93 Kenji Midori Kensaku Yamamoto Ken Kato 1991 91 7 93 Kensaku Yamamoto Masanori Nagatomo Naoki Kuniyoshi 1992 91 7 93 Kensaku Yamamoto Kohtara Arinaga Kou Tanigawa 1993 91 7 93 Kensaku Yamamoto Seiji Yamane Katae Minoru 1994 91 7 93 Kou Tanigawa Ryu Narushima Kohtara Arinaga 1995 91 7 93 Ryu Narushima Takeshi Fukuda Nobuyuki Kamio 1996 91 7 93 Masafumi Tagahara Nobuyuki Kamio Hiromitsu Takano 1997 91 7 93 World Kyokushin Championships the same year 1998 91 7 93 Hiroyuki Kidachi Koji Yasuda Masafumi Tagahara 1999 91 7 93 Ryu Narushima Koji Yasuda Masafumi Tagahara 2000 91 7 93 Masafumi Tagahara Makoto Ozaki Hisashi Noki 2001 91 7 93 Yuuki Fukui Shiro Yaginuma Koji Yasuda 2002 91 7 93 Osamu Shiojima Ryo Ozaki Tomohiko Matsuoka 2003 91 7 93 Osamu Shiojima Atsushi Ono Takahiro Fukuda 2004 91 7 93 Yuuki Fukui Tomohiko Matsuoka Makoto Ozaki 2005 91 7 93 Makoto Ozaki Atsushi Ono Shintarou Koyama 2006 91 7 93 Yuzo Suzuki Makoto Ozaki Kunitomo Kondou 2007 91 7 93 Yuuki Fukui Yuya Fujita Makoto Ozaki 2008 91 7 93 Roman Semtsenko Nikolai Krush Yuta Mita 2009 91 7 93 Yuzo Suzuki Tomohiko Matsuoka Takaichi Onuma 2010 91 7 93 Yuya Fujita Yuta Sawamura Masato Osugi 2011 91 7 93 Yuta Sawamura Kazumasa Aizawa Yuko Harada 2012 91 7 93 Takaichi Onuma Naoya Kimura Aleksandr Mihailov 2013 91 7 93 Yukou Harada Yoshimasa Tokushige Hiroisa Nishino 2014 91 7 93 Genki Kamei Yuki Shimizu Yuya Konishi 2015 91 7 93 Yuki Shimizu Takaichi Onuma Yuki Yoza 2016 91 7 93 Yuki Yoza Yuki Fukui Yuki Shimizu 2017 Kazutaka Watari BeyNoah Alexander Aristov 2018 BeyNoah Alim Junusov Jevgeni Gluhov 2019 Alexander Aristov Alim Junusov Kento Kobayashi U S Weight Category Karate Championships USWC Edit The Kyokushin U S Weight Category Karate Championships USWC is the annual Kyokushin Karate U S Championship It has been held in Los Angeles since 2005 and is held in four different weight classes Previously the All American Open was held in 1996 where the championship is played in the open weight class In the first year there were three weight classes 91 8 93 Super Heavyweight 90 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 2006 91 8 93 Marek Kosowski Michael Martinez Slawomir Was 2007 91 8 93 Slawomir Was Luis Giralt Daymon Miller 2008 91 8 93 Slawek Was Petar Martinov Hristo Hristov 2009 91 8 93 Marcin Sieradzki Petar Martinov Yordan Yanev 2010 91 8 93 Marcin Sieradzki Mark Berg Joe Nguyen 2011 91 8 93 Arkadiusz Szir Daniel Milicevic Kris Erickson 2012 91 8 93 Daniel Milicevic Mark Berg Seiichiro Fujimoto 2013 91 8 93 Daniel Milicevic Matth Payne Mark Berg 2014 91 8 93 Daniel Milicevic Patryk Sypien Mark Berg 2015 91 8 93 Mark Berg Damian Kolano Lucas McKinnon 2016 91 8 93 Taiga Yanagisawa Ryan Powell Seiichiro Fujimoto 2017 91 8 93 Goderzi Kapanadze Daniel Milicevic Taiga Yanagisawa 2018 91 8 93 Miguel Rodriguez Taiga Yanagisawa Stanimir Kondov 2019 91 8 93 Taiga Yanagisawa Stanimir Kondov 2020 Stanimir Kondov Woo Cheol Roh Heavyweight 90 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 2005 91 8 93 Luis Giralt Slawomir Was Stephane Parent 2006 91 8 93 Johnny LeBlanc Katsuhiko Nakakuki Steven Cujic 2007 91 8 93 Zahari Damjanov Shohei Yamamoto Carlos Castro 2008 91 8 93 Masaru Sato Zensaku Munn Victor Potvin 2009 91 8 93 Shohei Yamamoto Jordan Forget Kiril Boev 2010 91 8 93 Shohei Yamamoto Maxime Demeautis Jordan Forget 2011 91 8 93 Nicolae Stoian Krzysztof Galka Pasha Mykhaylov 2012 91 8 93 Darmen Sadvokasov Nicolae Stoian Marek Mroz 2013 91 8 93 Mohamed Chikh Evgenii Savin Nicolae Stoian 2014 91 8 93 Tornike Kurtsikidze Anthony Tockar Damian Kolano 2015 91 8 93 Mohamed Chikh Pasha Mykhaylov Marek Mroz 2016 91 8 93 David Navojan Jahnmaine Christie Stanimir Kondov 2017 91 8 93 Sota Nakano Achemi Chikh Brett Burris 2018 91 8 93 Chihiro Nakajima Sota Nakano Robin Hussey 2019 91 8 93 Igor Lyashenko Sota Nakano Yuji Ishikawa 2020 Yuji Ishikawa Johnerick Sanchez Mohammad Saleh Middleweight 80 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 2005 91 8 93 Katsuhiko Nakakuki Seiji Hori Michihiro Nagase 2006 91 8 93 Masahiro Ito Seiji Hori Michihiro Nagase 2007 91 8 93 Damian Kolano Tomasz Pelczar Arnold Koh 2008 91 8 93 Stilian Petrov Mladen Banushev Eddie Potter 2009 91 8 93 Nicolae Stoian Stiliyan Petrov Daniel Bukowy 2010 91 8 93 Sota Nakano Michihiro Nagase Daniel Bukowy 2011 91 8 93 Mirel Iacob Michi Nagase Mauricio Alvarado 2012 91 8 93 Sota Nakano Mirel Iacob Kiril Boev 2013 91 8 93 Shohei Yamamoto Mirel Iacob Skander Youssfi 2014 91 8 93 Reece Henderson David Tockar Luigi Scarcella 2015 91 8 93 Kashin Osawa Sota Nakano Simon Deguire 2016 91 8 93 Sota Nakano Enrique Mayers 2017 91 8 93 Luigi Scarcella Hoang Nguyen Jiang Zhu 2018 91 8 93 Luigi Scarcella Hoang Nguyen Tanner Nordin 2019 91 8 93 Luigi Scarcella Shosei Sugiura Monet Garrett 2020 Anton Torres Blagovest Petkov Maksim Osadchenko Lightweight 70 kg Edit Year Gold Silver Bronze 2005 91 8 93 Tomofusa Yamakawa Tomasz Pelczar Masa Nakao 2006 91 8 93 Masa Nakao Baldalip Thind I Shing Wu 2007 91 8 93 Julio Del Calle Michiaki Motegi Piotr Jasica 2008 91 8 93 Alexandar Petrov Piotr Jasica Nikola Kirov 2009 91 8 93 Julien Marquette Nikola Kirov Masashi Odate 2010 91 8 93 Victor Teixeira Kotaro Zushi Adel Al Tamimi 2011 91 8 93 Taison Naito Piotr Jasica Paeden Sakauov 2012 91 8 93 Cyril Zubarev Sithembiso Majozi Piotr Jasica 2013 91 8 93 Alim Junusov Alexander Mikhailov Kirill Zubarev 2014 91 8 93 Asot Zarinjan Tomasz Pelczar Enrique Mayers 2015 91 8 93 Showta Moriyama Kohtaro Zushi Cruz Plata 2016 91 8 93 Alim Junusov Showta Moriyama Grzegorz Kedzierski 2017 91 8 93 Alexander Mikhailov Kirill Zubarev Ilias Astamirov 2018 91 8 93 Shosei Sugiura Chrsat Allogho 2019 91 8 93 Chrsat Allogho Salamat Demeuov Sergei Galkin 2020 Christian Buffaloe Omar Mohammed Alduaij Kotaro Zushi European Weight Category Karate Championships Edit The Kyokushin European Weight Category Karate Championships is the annual Kyokushin Karate European Championship It has been organized since 1978 and is held in four different weight classes The first European Championships in 1978 were known as the European Championships in London 91 9 93 After Oyama s death in 1994 the Kyokushi organization disbanded into several other organizations The original IKO1 organization continued the European Championships under a new name in 1996 Between 1978 and 1996 there were mainly three weight classes the light series less than 70 160 kg the middle series less than 80 160 kg and the heavy series more than 80 160 kg Exceptionally the first European Championships had only two weight classes 91 9 93 Super Heavyweight 90 kg Edit The weight limit for the super heavyweight series in 1982 was over 85 160 kg 91 10 93 Year Host Gold Silver Bronze 1982 160 England Julian Baker H Hernandez Michael Thompson Gabriel Marxer 1997 160 Poland Oleksandr Lapko Rafal Czerniakowski Alexander Bielecki Ion Gorgoiu 1998 160 Spain Pavel Mandok Eusebio Barbero Siegfied Elson 1999 160 Ukraine Oleksandr Lapko Mihai Gorgoiu Alexei Drobyazko Tibor Naby 2000 160 Portugal Tomasz Najduch Florian Ogunade Alexei Drobyazko Fabrice Fourmont 2001 160 Hungary Tomasz Najduch Alexei Drobyazko Marek Kosowski Adam Solyom 2002 91 11 93 160 Bulgaria Tomasz Najduch Marek Kosowski Rudolf Conquet Lucian Sopiridon 2003 91 12 93 160 Ukraine Sveto Dekovic Marek Kosowski Karol Ciesluk Arthur Hovhannisyan 2004 91 13 93 160 Germany Sokat Sulejmanov Valentin Krastev Eduard Wallmen Alexandre Rodrigues 2005 91 14 93 160 Bulgaria Arthur Hovhannisyan Jan Soukup Artem Pukas Rudolf Conquet 2006 91 15 93 160 Spain Petar Martinov Sergej Nikishaev Piotr Banasik Alexej Kiushkin 2007 160 Greece Jan Soukup Petar Martinov Djema Belkhodja Karol Ciesluk 2008 160 Spain Krzysztof Habraszka Petar Martinov Djema Belkhodja Vldyslav Plyasonytsya 2009 91 16 93 160 Ukraine Zahari Damjanov Dmitry Lunev Djema Belkhodja Petar Martinov 2010 91 17 93 160 Romania Zahari Damjanov Sergej Uwitskij Charley Quinol Daniel Milicevic 2011 160 Italy Alejandro Navarro Djema Belkhodja Semen Haran Maxime Demeautis 2012 160 Hungary Djema Belkhodja Marchin Prachino Nikolai Davydov Ibragim Gogaev 2013 160 Ukraine Zahari Damjanov Alejandro Navarro Patryk Sypien 2014 160 Bulgaria Zahari Damjanov Djema Belkhodja Alejandro Navarro 2015 160 Germany Alejandro Navarro Zahari Damjanov Djema Belkhodja 2016 91 18 93 160 Bulgaria David Sarkoshyan Tornike Kurtsikidze Farukh Turgunboev 2017 91 19 93 160 France Konstantin Kovalenko Damian Galinski Alejandro Navarro 2018 160 Bulgaria Konstantin Kovalenko Goderzi Kapanadze Alejandro Navarro 2019 160 Poland Oleksandr Ieromienko Constantin Dogari Maxim Kuzyaev 2020 Canceled due to COVID 19 pandemic 2021 160 Poland Igor Zagainov Danil Goriushkin Patryk Sypien Heavyweight 90 kg Edit Years 1978 1995 heavyweight weight limit was 80 160 kg The weight limit for the heavy series in 1982 was 76 85 160 kg 91 10 93 Year Host Gold Silver Bronze 1978 160 England Howard Collins Jeff Whybrow Francois Kappeler Ceno Marxer 1982 160 England Ceno Marxer J Hernandez Heinz Forster A Lewandowsky 1985 160 Spain Andy Hug Klaus Rex Lars Jensen G Falkenhann 1987 160 Poland Michel Wedel Michael Thompson Andy Hug Gabor Peko 1989 160 Hungary Andy Hug Michael Thompson Juhani Vepsalainen Thomas Retsack 1991 160 Spain Michael Thompson Andy Hug Colm Daly Juhani Vepsalainen 1993 160 Bulgaria Juhani Vepsalainen Igor Timofiev Rafal Szlazak Benno Rasmussen 1995 160 Romania Nicholas Pettas Assen Assenov Oleksandr Lapko Mikael Wallberg 1996 160 Greece Tomasz Najduch Egil Arne Okland Georgi Georgiev 1997 160 Poland Marek Kosowski Cayetano Mateo Egil Arne Okland Lucian Spiridon 1998 160 Spain Mateusz Wojcik Marek Kosowski Zeljo Micakovic 1999 160 Ukraine Paul Kasprowski Cayetano Mateo Lechi Kurbanov Rafal Szlazak 2000 160 Portugal Hitoshi Kiyama Pavel Mandok Marek Kubek Andrej Onopchenko 2001 160 Hungary Lechi Kurbanov Sergej Melyuk Tomasz Glowacki Semen Haran 2002 91 11 93 160 Bulgaria Akos Aladics Mark Kubek Pablo Estensoro Semen Haran 2003 91 12 93 160 Ukraine Krzysztof Habraszka Pablo Estensoro Lorant Paksi Jan Soukup 2004 91 13 93 160 Germany Krzysztof Habraszka Igor Titkov Pablo Estensoro Piotr Banasik 2005 91 14 93 160 Bulgaria Goderzi Kapanadze Krzysztof Habraszka Alejandro Navarro 2006 91 15 93 160 Spain Lucian Gogonel Pablo Estensoro Alejandro Navarro Oleksiy Pryhodko 2007 160 Greece Lucian Gogonel Krzysztof Habraszka Alejandro Navarro Olexiy Pryhhdko 2008 160 Spain Alejandro Navarro Lucian Gogonel Pablo Estensoro Marcin Sieradzki 2009 91 16 93 160 Ukraine Alejandro Navarro Lucian Gogonel Oleksiy Prikhodko Pablo Estensoro 2010 91 17 93 160 Romania Tariel Nikoleishvili Mirel Iacob Oleksandr Ieromienko Nurmagamed Mamedov 2011 160 Italy Oleksandr Ieromienko Daniel Bukowy Pablo Estensoro Marcin Prachnio 2012 160 Hungary Oleksandr Ieromienko Ilja Karpenko Daniel Bukowy Marian Negrescu 2013 160 Ukraine Oleksandr Ieromienko Andrei Chirkov Alexei Medvedev 2014 160 Bulgaria Oleksandr Ieromienko Darmen Sadvokasov Andrei Chirkov 2015 160 Germany Oleksandr Ieromienko Patryk Sypien Nicolae Stoian 2016 91 18 93 160 Bulgaria Eldar Ismailov Ivan Mezentsev David Navoian 2017 91 19 93 160 France Antonio Tusseau Patryk Sypien Kirill Kotsnev 2018 160 Bulgaria Andrei Luzin Ivan Aksenenko Kiril Boev 2019 160 Poland Andrei Luzin Alejandro Navarro Antonio Tusseau 2020 Canceled due to COVID 19 pandemic 2021 160 Poland Alejandro Navarro Aleksei Fedoseev Nikita Butko Middleweight 80 kg Edit The weight limit for the middle series in 1982 was 68 76 160 kg 91 10 93 Year Host Gold Silver Bronze 1982 160 England a, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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