RESULTS OF THE FOURTH COMPETITION DAY

RESULTS OF THE FOURTH COMPETITION DAY

The fourth day of the 5th World Nomad Games has ended, during which athletes competed in nine sports. These were Zhamby atu in the style of Zhamby, competitions between strongmen - powerful nomad, a semi-final match in kokpar, and kokboru, traditional archery, Kyrgyz wrestling alysh, competitions in tug of war, final competitions in asyk atu and togyzkumalak.

 

On September 11, in the ethnovillage located next to the hippodrome, a competition in Horseback archery in the Kazakh style was held. Among the winners:

1st place - TeRi Gun (China)

2nd place - Batyr Beksaut (Kazakhstan)

3rd place - Daloh Samal (Thailand)

 

Also in the ethnovillage there was a competition of strongmen powerful nomad in the absolute weight category. Within the framework of one day there were qualification and final. The places were distributed as follows:

1 – Makulbekov Azamat (Kazakhstan)

2 – Geytasi Reza (Iran)

3 – Vagapov Denis (Russia)

 

At the Kazanat hippodrome, the Kazakhstan national kokpar team met with the Russian team. As a result of the meeting, Kazakhstan won in kokpar against Russia 18:2. The rival of the Kazakhstan team in final will be the Kyrgyzstan team.

 

The Kokboru competitions included matches between Kazakhstan and Turkey, as well as between Kyrgyzstan and Russia. The first match ended with a score of 15:1 in favor of Kazakhstan, while the second match was won by the Kyrgyz team with a score of 11:6. The final will feature the expected confrontation between the two favorite teams.

 

Traditional archery competitions continued at the Argymak archery range. Today, athletes competed in traditional archery in the Zhamby style.

 

Among men, the places were distributed as follows:

  1. Alin Mihai Tudoran (Romania)
  2. Rakhmangulov Gafur (Russia)
  3. Salimov Bakbergen (Kazakhstan)
  4. Kulmirzaev Zhanibek (Kazakhstan)

 

Among women:

  1. Demirbag Aysegul (Turkey)
  2. Khunyine Dr. Domokos (Hungary)
  3. Suri Reno (Indonesia)
  4. Alekseeva Anna (Russia)

 

The Martial Arts Palace named after Zhaksylyk Ushkempirov hosted the Kyrgyz Alysh wrestling competition in 6 weight categories among men and 6 weight categories among women. Within one day, 192 athletes from 35 countries of the world identified the strongest in 12 weight categories.

Results of distribution of places among the winners:

Women

-55 kg

  1. Farangiz Abdunabieva (Uzbekistan)
  2. Alena Fatykhova (Russia)
  3. Nazerke Abiltaeva (Kazakhstan)
  4. Anano Morgoshia (Georgia)

 

-60 kg

  1. Omolbanin Mokhsami (Iran)
  2. Muslisakhon Akhmedova (Uzbekistan)
  3. Rina Su (China)
  4. Arailym Rakish (Kazakhstan)

 

-65 kg

  1. Manzuraoy Midinova (Uzbekistan)
  2. Nurzat Baktyyar kyzy (Kyrgyzstan)
  3. Rogaie Mahmud (Iran)
  4. Ainur Akzhigitova (Kazakhstan)

 

-70 kg

  1. Alina Pukhova (Russia)
  2. Dilafruz Mamajonova (Uzbekistan)

3 . Dinara Kamchybekova (Kyrgyzstan)

  1. Dun Sem Van (Netherlands)

 

-75 kg

  1. Dina Gizatulina (Russia)
  2. Perizat Zhakypbekova (Kazakhstan)
  3. Batsetdeg Tsogochir (Mongolia)
  4. Sahana Almamadova (Azerbaijan)

 

+75 kg

  1. Nagira Sarbashova (Kyrgyzstan)
  2. Hanie Ashuri (Iran)
  3. Zamira Kusaeva (Russia)
  4. Chagan Qiandegen (China)

 

Men -60 kg

  1. Bayaman Abidinov (Kyrgyzstan)
  2. Kalmukhan Turmakhanbet (Kazakhstan)
  3. Shokuhi Mohammad (Iran)
  4. Ilfat Minnegaliev (Russia)

 

-70 kg

  1. Oybek Sultanov (Uzbekistan)
  2. Islam Falyagov (Russia)
  3. Kalisbek Kayumov (Kyrgyzstan)
  4. Nurzhan Sarsengaliev (Kazakhstan)

 

-80 kg

  1. Irlan Kazbek uulu (Kyrgyzstan)
  2. Ilkhomjon Mashrabov (Uzbekistan)
  3. Artur Zulkarnaev (Russia)
  4. Jasur Mehdiev (Azerbaijan)

 

-90 kg

  1. Annagurban Allaberdiev (Turkmenistan)
  2. Khusnidin Ruziev (Uzbekistan)
  3. Azizkhan Musabek uulu (Kyrgyzstan)
  4. Ivan Ichizli (Moldova)

 

-100 kg

  1. Nodirbek Akhatjonov (Uzbekistan)
  2. Bekbol Nurlanuly (Kazakhstan)
  3. Bulat Musin (Russia)
  4. Palvan Gurbangeldiev (Turkmenistan)

 

+100 kg

  1. Ranis Gilyazetdinov (Russia)
  2. Liviu Maluda (Romania)
  3. Baikesalike Ayidar (China)
  4. Nurdaulet Zharylgapov (Kazakhstan)

 

The Alau Ice Palace hosted the Arkan Tartys competition. The winners were determined on the same day.

 

Among women:

1.Russia

2.Kazakhstan

3.Kyrgyzstan

 

Among men:

1.Russia

2.Kazakhstan

3.Kyrgyzstan

 

On September 11, the Alau Ice Palace hosted the final competitions of asyk atu

among men and bes asyk among women.

 

The winners in asyk atu – men:

1.Kazakhstan

2.Kyrgyzstan

3.Tajikistan

 

The winners in bes asyk – women:

1.Kazakhstan

2.Russia

3.Mongolia

 

В спортивном комплексе «Думан» состоялись финальные игры по тогызкумалаку.

 

Среди мужчин победителями стали:

  1. Бостандыков Бексултан (Казахстан)
  2. Дуулатбеков Марлис (Кыргызстан)
  3. Ауелбай Ерсултан (Казахстан)
  4. Сыргак Уулу Сырттан (Кыргызстан)

 

Среди женщин:

  1. Сериккызы Молдир (Казахстан)
  2. Кожанассип Ангаган (Казахстан)
  3. Жамансартова Азиза (Кыргызстан)
  4. Шамбетова Алтынай (Кыргызстан)

 

Команды-победители:

  1. Казахстан
  2. Кыргызстан
  3. Монголия
  4. Россия

 

The final games of togyzkumalak were held in the sports complex "Duman".

 

The winners among men were:

  1. Bostandykov Beksultan (Kazakhstan)
  2. Duulatbekov Marlis (Kyrgyzstan)
  3. Auyelbay Ersultan (Kazakhstan)
  4. Syrgak Uulu Syrttan (Kyrgyzstan)

 

Among women:

  1. Serikkyzy Moldir (Kazakhstan)
  2. Kozhanassip Angagan (Kazakhstan)
  3. Zhamansartova Aziza (Kyrgyzstan)
  4. Shambetova Altynai (Kyrgyzstan)

 

The winning teams:

  1. Kazakhstan
  2. Kyrgyzstan
  3. Mongolia
  4. Russia