Uzbekistan Secures 3rd Place in Second CIS Games with 106 Medals

In the recently concluded second CIS Games held in Belarus on August 14, the Uzbekistan delegation secured an impressive third-place finish overall. Their achievement was marked by a total of 106 medals, consisting of 28 gold, 25 silver, and 53 bronze medals.

The competition, which featured representatives from 13 non-CIS countries alongside the CIS nations, saw a total of 246 medals awarded across 20 different sports. The closing ceremony of the event took place today, during which the competition's flag was passed on to Azerbaijan, the host for the upcoming third CIS Games in 2025.

The final day's proceedings featured several noteworthy performances from Uzbek athletes:

Gold Medalists:

Kobuljon Akhmedov in the -64 kg sambo category

Ikhtiyar Eshmurodov in the -98 kg sambo category

Nazina Abdullayeva in the -45 kg Muay Thai category

Anisjon Hakimov in the -57 kg Muay Thai category

Silver Medalists:

Mukhlisakhon Kadirberganova in the -65 kg sambo category

Jasmina Immayeva in the -53 kg women's wrestling category

Sevinch Toshpulatova in the -67 kg Muay Thai category

Zubayr Husanov in the -54 kg Muay Thai category

Mukhlisbek Ganijonov in the -67 kg Muay Thai category

Abdulfattah Aliakbarov in the -71 kg Muay Thai category

Alisultan Hajiyev in the -84 kg karate category

Bonu Egamberdiyeva in the -68 kg karate category

Mohlaroyim Hakimjonova in the +68 kg karate category

Bronze Medalists:

The national volleyball team for boys from Uzbekistan

Madina Salohiddinova in the -80 kg sambo category

Charos Ozodova in the +80 kg sambo category

Nigina Sobirova in the -62 kg women's wrestling category

Feruza Esenbayeva in the -68 kg women's wrestling category

Anastasia Zayseva in the -51 kg Muay Thai category

Aziza Mamurova in the -60 kg Muay Thai category

Davlat Shamsiyev in the -60 kg Muay Thai category

Ilyas Gulomjonov in the -63.5 kg Muay Thai category

Rahmatjon Khodjayev in the -75 kg Muay Thai category

Samandar Abdiyev in the kata karate category

Zulkhumor Tursunaliyeva in the -61 kg karate category

Iroda Akbarova in the -68 kg karate category.