Azerbaijani Savate Fighters Win Four Medals in Bulgaria
Azerbaijani Fighters Triumph at World Open Savate in Plovdiv
Azerbaijani fighters have showcased their skills at the World Open Savate competition held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, bringing home four medals, including a prestigious gold.
Aghamirza Mahmudbayli distinguished himself by claiming the gold medal in the men’s 30kg weight class. His impressive performance solidified his status as a top competitor in the sport.
Silver medals were secured by Beyrak Baghirov in the 80kg category and Sanan Babazade in the +85kg class, showcasing the depth of talent within the Azerbaijani team. Additionally, Uzeyir Masimov contributed to the country’s success with a bronze medal in the 36kg category.
Savate, also known as French boxing, combines elements of traditional English boxing with unique kicking techniques, making it a multifaceted combat sport. Originating in France during the 18th century, savate not only emphasizes physical prowess but also promotes personal qualities such as ethics, aesthetics, and discipline.
International savate competitions are renowned for their spirit of camaraderie and sportsmanship, encouraging participants to engage in fair play and respect for others both in and out of the ring.
This latest achievement highlights the growing prominence of Azerbaijan in the global savate arena, as fighters continue to excel and earn recognition on the international stage.
