Kuban boxer Muslim Gadzhimagomedov became a two-time world champion
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The World Boxing Championship for an athlete from the Krasnodar Territory, Muslim Gadzhimagomedov, has triumphantly ended. At competitions in Tashkent, he won a gold medal in the weight category up to 92 kilograms.
In the final match, which took place on Sunday, Gadzhimagomedov defeated Azzis Abbes Muhyidin, representing Italy. The victory went to the Russian by a split decision of the judges – 3:2.
Gadzhimagomedov, who was the captain of the Russian team at this tournament, had a difficult path to victory. So, in the semi-finals, he defeated Lazizbek Mullajanov from Uzbekistan by a split decision.
For Gadzhimagomedov, this is the second world championship gold in his career. Previously, he won in 2019 at a tournament in Yekaterinburg. Also on account of the 27-year-old boxer is the silver medal of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, held in 2021.
Also in Uzbekistan, on the same day as Gadzhimagomedov, the Russian Sharabutdin Ataev became the world champion, who won in the weight category up to 86 kg.
Russian athletes competed in Tashkent under the national flag. In the asset of domestic boxers, in addition to two gold medals, there are 4 more bronze medals. The winners of the competition will receive $200,000. In addition to the gold medal, the gold medal winners were awarded championship belts.
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