Yuki Maeda, Japan.
Japanese elite fighter, and one of the best lightweight in the world. Incredibly strong pace and with great technique and timing. With this combination, Yuki Maeda, a fighter who also gets along very well in the open weight class. Strong Merits like 3 times All Japan Open Weight Category Champion and more recently 2nd place in The 5th World Cup, and strong efforts during the 10th World Championship in 2011
Nazar Nasirov, Russia. Good technical variety, strength and endurance. And also the ability to set up knock outs. 6th place in the World Championship 2015, and Technical Award.Winning the Russian Open weight 2016, defeating the best of Russian fighters across organizations and weight. Runner up in the 6th World Championship Weight category 2017. Technical award in the 12th World Championship, reaching top 16. World Champion KWU just few weeks later 2019
Kenta Mori vs Valeri Dimitrov. 
Marius Ilas, Romania. Always on top of the tournaments he participates in. With his unique style and charisma is it always interesting to follow him. Seven times European champion, in the middleweight division, a thought category always well represented. Also winning the Open Weight in 2013, and winner of a very strong Szolnok European Cup in 2015. Reaching the EC final in 2016 and 2017, in the new weight class. Humble in his appearance and an inspiration to all who search the way of Budo.
Winner of The 5th Karate World Championship Weight Categories. Not only did this strong fighters win this year, but he repeated her performance from 4 years back..To win the World weight category, it requires extremely good qualities. And when an athlete does this twice in a row, it is very impressive. A few chosen merits:
Sensei Valeri Dimitrov did win the world championship weight categories. But it did not stop his gain there. Days after his victory in the World Championship, he also passed the test for 4th Dan.
Kenji Midori 18.April – happy birthday today, and we congratulate!
Edit Abraham, Hungary.
Carolien Brix, Greece.
Now the 76-year-old Norwegian Karateka received his Shodan belt from Japan with great humility. But of course, not without pride. “all people should practice every day” is one of Sempai Einar Alendal from Norway’s saying.