Prezentare generală   The WKF World Championships 2014

Sportivi :  1200  din 140 de țări
Spectatori estimati : până la 50 000 de spectatori
  - mai mult de 250 de arbitri

   The  22nd  Karate  Senior  World  Championships  will  take  place  in  Bremen,  Germany,  from  5 th to  9^thof  November  2014.  In  2003  Bremen  already  organized  a  big  international  karate  Championships:  the  European  Senior Championships.  

   The  World  Senior  Championships  are  organised  every  two  years  since  their  creation  in  1970,  and  the  previous  edition  was  held  in  Paris.

    World  Senior  Championships  are  the  most  important  events  for  Karate  and  are  highly   accepted  by  athletes  and  karate  fans

   Romania  este  reprezentata   la  aceasta  competitie  de  un  lot  reprezentativ, caruia  ii  uram  SUCCES  !!

   The online registration of athletes for the 22nd World Senior Championships in Bremen has now closed and the names of the participants are disclosed.Over the next week, all karate eyes will turn to Bremen, Germany.

    From Wednesday 5th to Sunday 9th of November, around 900 athletes from at least 107 nations will compete to become the new World Karate Champions of one of the 16 existing categories. In individual categories, 8 champions of the last edition in Paris two years ago, will fight to hold on to their title of world champions, namely Alexandra Recchia (France, Fem -50Kg), Lucie Ignace (France, Fem -55Kg), Kayo Someya (Japan, Fem -68Kg), Nadège Ait Ibrahim (France, Fem +68Kg), Antonio Diaz (Venezuela, Male Kata), Magdy Hanafy (Egypt, Male -67Kg), Luigi Busa (Italy, Male -75 Kg) and Enes Erkan (Turkey, Male +84Kg).Along with the reigning World Champions, most of the Grand Winners of 2014 season will also be present in Bremen. The French Alexandra Recchia is the only athlete with both titles.

   The other Grand Winners, Sara Cardin (Italy, Fem -55Kg), Anita Serogina (Ukraine, Fem -61Kg), Inga Sheroziya (Russia, Fem -68Kg), Helena Kuusisto (Finland, Fem +68Kg), Vu Duc Minh Dack (France, Male Kata), Luca Maresca (Italy, Male -60Kg), Dome Szegedi (Hungary, Male -67Kg), Stanislav Horuna (Ukraine, Male -75kg) and Berat Jakupi (FYR of Macedonia, Male -84Kg), will thus fight to win their first world title in the senior category.