The fourth day of the EKF Senior Championships 2025 in Yerevan was marked by intense competition as individual finals and bronze medal bouts took center stage. Athletes from across Europe showcased their skills, determination, and sportsmanship, culminating in a day filled with memorable moments and national pride.
🥇 Individual Finals Results
Female Kata
- 🥇 Terryana D’Onofrio (Italy)
- 🥈 Taily Helvetia (France)
- 🥉 Dilara Bozan (Turkiye)
- 🥉 Paola Garcia Lozano (Spain)
Male Kata
- 🥇Enes Ozdemir (Turkiye)
- 🥈Raul Martin Romero (Spain)
- 🥉 MIJAC VLADIMIR (Montenegro)
- 🥉 GHINAMI ALESSIO (Italy)
Female Kumite -50 kg
- 🥇 Ema Sgardelli (Croatia)
- 🥈 Erminia Perfetto (Italy)
- 🥉 Aleksandra Mihailova (Latvia)
- 🥉 Shara Hubrich (Germany)
Female Kumite -55 kg
- 🥇 Mia Bitsch (Germany)
- 🥈 Jennifer Warling (Luxembourg)
- 🥉 Ivet Goranova (Bulgaria)
- 🥉 Anna Chernysheva (EKF-1)
Female Kumite -61 kg
- 🥇 Oleksandra Sholohova (Ukraine)
- 🥈 Beata Girvica (Latvia)
- 🥉 Anna-Johanna Nilsson (Sweden)
- 🥉 Anastasiia Semenenko (Germany)
Female Kumite -68 kg
- 🥇 Hannah Riedel (Germany)
- 🥈 Maria Isabel Nieto Mejias (Spain)
- 🥉 Elina Sieliemienieva (Ukraine)
- 🥉 Elena Quirici (Switzerland)
Female Kumite +68 kg
- 🥇 Kyriaki Kydonaki (Greece)
- 🥈 Dariia Bulay (Ukraine)
- 🥉 GOLOMBOS NIKOLINA (Croatia)
- 🥉 Maria Torres (Spain)
Male Kumite -60 kg
- 🥇 Akhmed Akhmedov (EKF-1)
- 🥈Orges Arifi (Albania)
- 🥉 VOJINOVIC BALSA (Montenegro)
- 🥉 ZALYAN YURA (Armenia)
Male Kumite -67 kg
- 🥇 Omer Abdurrahim Ozer (Turkiye)
- 🥈 Iurik Ogannisian (EKF-1)
- 🥉 OEZDEMIR MUHAMMED (Germany)
- 🥉 DULOVIC NENAD (Montenegro)
Male Kumite -75 kg
- 🥇 Ernest Sharafutdinov (EKF-1)
- 🥈 Nemanja Mikulic (Montenegro)
- 🥉 MALIQI BETIM (Kosovo)
- 🥉 ZYGOURIS KONSTANTINOS (Greece)
Male Kumite -84 kg
- 🥇 Ivan Kvesic (Croatia)
- 🥈Valerii Chobotar (Ukraine)
- 🥉 HAUBOLD JANNE (Germany)
- 🥉 NERSISYAN GOR (Armenia)
Male Kumite +84 kg
- 🥇 Mehdi Filali (France)
- 🥈Andjelo Kvesic (Croatia)
- 🥉 TALIBOV RYZVAN (Ukraine)
- 🥉 AVANZINI MATTEO (Italy)
🏆 Medal Tally Highlights
Germany and Ukraine emerged as dominant forces in the individual categories, each securing multiple gold medals. Germany’s success was highlighted by victories in the Female Kumite -55 kg and -68 kg categories, while Ukraine excelled in the Female Kumite -61 kg and Male Kumite -84 kg divisions.
Italy and Croatia also showcased strong performances, with Italy clinching gold in Female Kata and Croatia triumphing in Female Kumite -50 kg and Male Kumite +84 kg.
🔜 Looking Ahead
As the championships progress, attention now turns to the team events and Para-Karate competitions. With national pride and qualification spots for the upcoming World Championships at stake, the final days in Yerevan promise to deliver more thrilling karate action.
