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The document contains results from a men's under 75kg karate competition held on June 28, 2013 in Edip Buran Sports Hall. It lists the names, nations, and results of athletes' matches throughout the knockout rounds of the tournament. In the final, Yagci Serkan of Turkey defeated Busa' Luigi of Italy to claim the gold medal.
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This document provides results from the 8th World Cadet & Junior Karate Championships in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2013. It outlines the bracket and results for the male cadet 14-15 years -57kg kata competition. Hodzic M from Montenegro defeated Parris B from England in the gold medal match after working his way through the bracket, defeating competitors from Greece, Estonia, England, and Italy along the way. Parris B earned the silver medal.Sofia
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- 1. GIDAKOS Nikolaos (GRE) GRE Bye BUSA' Luigi (ITA) ITA YAGCI Serkan (TUR) TUR BOUABAOUB Oualid (ALG) ALG KHAMMASSI Safouane (TUN) TUN SPANBAUER Filip (SLO) SLO JOVANOVIC Nikola (SRB) SRB ELKARATI Ali.mahmud (LBA) LBA SOLYMAN Ahmed (EGY) EGY PETRESKI Martin (MKD) MKD MORENO PAZ Fernando (ESP) ESP EL OUARGA Yassine (MAR) MAR DA COSTA Logan (FRA) FRA Bye POTUR Nermin (BIH) BIH GIDAKOS Nikolaos (GRE) YAGCI Serkan (TUR) PTS 0:4 KHAMMASSI Safouane (TUN) PTS 0:3 JOVANOVIC Nikola (SRB) PTS 0:3 SOLYMAN Ahmed (EGY) PTS 0:8 MORENO PAZ Fernando (ESP) PTS 0:1 DA COSTA Logan (FRA) HAS 0:44 POTUR Nermin (BIH) YAGCI Serkan (TUR) PTS 1:5 KHAMMASSI Safouane (TUN) PTS 2:0 MORENO PAZ Fernando (ESP) PTS 1:2 DA COSTA Logan (FRA) PTS 6:0 YAGCI Serkan (TUR) PTS 4:1 MORENO PAZ Fernando (ESP) PTS 3:1 YAGCI Serkan (TUR) PTS 7:1 BUSA' Luigi (ITA) PTS 8:0 BUSA' Luigi (ITA) PTS 2:1 SOLYMAN Ahmed (EGY) PTS 0:3 SOLYMAN Ahmed (EGY) PTS 4:0 Rep 1 Bronze BUSA' Luigi GIDAKOS Nikolaos KHAMMASSI Safouane PETRESKI Martin SOLYMAN Ahmed DA COSTA Logan Bib No. Name NOC Code Quarterfinal Semifinal Final Gold Medallist Legend: HAS Won by Hansoku PTS Won by Points Rep n Repechage Round n KARATE MEN'S UNDER 75KG EDIP BURAN SPORTS HALL FRI 28 JUN 2013 10:40 RESULTS KAM075000_C75 2.0 FRI 28 JUN 2013 15:33 Page 1/1