On Saturday I was on fire cause the 70kg were one of the first classes who hat to compete. In the first round I had a very close fight with KHETAG DZITIEV from Russia. I lost very close in the strap and Dzitiev got later worldchampion. In the second and the third round I won comfortable against JASUR MANAZAROV from tajikistan and YIGAL GORELASHVILI from Israel. In the 4th round I faced the superstrong slovakian JAN VOJENCAK. We were in the referee’s grip and after the ready…go Jan good fast in the positive hook. I got a elbow-foul…RESTART! He came again in the positive hook, but this time could stop him and I turned in the positive hook. I think I was on the right track but slipped with my elbow off the pad and got my second foul :-/ . I became 12th and anyhow I were pleased because the fights I lost I lost close and after the huge problems with my right hand in 2010 and at the beginning of this year everything is okay again. I also met some very nice guys in my class like Josh Handeland from the US, Mariusz Podgorski from Poland, Jan Vojencak from Slovakia and my buddies Hristo from Bulgaria and Lorenzo+ some very nice guys from India, Kasachstan and other countries. Sorry I can´t mention everyone.

About Almaty:
It is a very nice city and if the weather is clear it is very beautiful as well cause you can see the snowy mountain-tops of the Tian-Schan mountain rage! I don´t know many about the public transportation- just 3 facts:
About buses? The bus is cheap and full as hell!!!
About taxi? Nearly every car is a taxi. You just have to raise your hand at the street and a car will stop. You have to tell the place where you want to go and bargain a little about the price. I never drove in so many different cars in one week… I love it!!
About subway? There is a subway!
In Almaty I saw many very nteresting sights like kok tebö a really beautiful place! It is a huge hill next to the center where you can see the lights of the city from the top. Really lovely <3. The Bacholka Bazar a really unique market where you can buy everything if you are brave enough and don´t get lost.
Medeo Ice Stadium a 1 hour drive from our hotel and we were in heaven. The stadium is at the edge of the Tian-Schan in the middle of a winterwonderland.
The people I met in this city are very friendly and I met some lovely people like Ahmed, Gina, Merei and of cause Nursi.
On Sunday we left the city and traveled to Astana the new capital of Kasachstan.
But if there any international tournaments or trainingcamps in Almaty I would love to return to the old capital !!!

Article about Astana will follow soon!!

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Class PLACE Puller Puller Name
Left Boy youngster 1 NED 25 LAUWE GNODDE
Left Boy youngster 2 NED 3 KLAAS HOGENHOUT
Left Boy youngster 3 NED 42 HENK KLAAS HOGENHOUT
Left Boy youngster 4 NED 37 EDDY PROCEE
Left Boy youngster 5 NED 26 LUBBERT SCHENK
Left Boy youngster 6 NED 35 NICK PROCEE

Left Girl youngster 1 NED 24 STOJANKA PATER
Left Girl youngster 2 NED 23 MAGREET KRAMER
Left Girl youngster 3 BEL 4 CHARLOTTE THIRY

Left Men’s 70 1 GER 3 JAN TAGER
Left Men’s 70 2 NED 6 DEMI VANDENBOSCH
Left Men’s 70 3 NED 14 ALBERT KAPTIJN
Left Men’s 70 4 NED 16 ERWIN HOGENHOUT
Left Men’s 70 5 GER 4 FABIAN TAGER
Left Men’s 70 6 NED 30 JANNES BRANDS
Left Men’s 70 7 NED 2 LUCAS WAKKER
Left Men’s 70 8 SWI 2 LUKAS BUESCHLEN

Left Men’s 80 1 GER 3 JAN TAGER
Left Men’s 80 2 NED 43 ANTOINE GOODHART
Left Men’s 80 3 BEL 1 OLIVIER HEUSE
Left Men’s 80 4 NED 29 PIETER DE VRIES
Left Men’s 80 5 NED 16 ERWIN HOGENHOUT
Left Men’s 80 6 NED 14 ALBERT KAPTIJN
Left Men’s 80 7 NED 37 EDDY PROCEE
Left Men’s 80 8 NED 36 SPOERD PROCEE

Left Men’s 90 1 NED 21 GERTJAN KOSTER
Left Men’s 90 2 NED 28 HENDRIK NENTJES
Left Men’s 90 3 NED 16 ERWIN HOGENHOUT
Left Men’s 90 3 SWI 3 SEBASTIAN PAULICK
Left Men’s 90 4 NED 9 AMIN M’BAREK
Left Men’s 90 5 NED 11 DESMOND BEKHUIS
Left Men’s 90 6 NED 8 DANNY FABER
Left Men’s 90 7 NED 4 HENK VISSER

Left Men’s 90+ 1 NED 27 MEINDERT NENTJES
Left Men’s 90+ 2 GER 2 OLIVER KUHN
Left Men’s 90+ 3 NED 41 JOHAN HOGENHOUT
Left Men’s 90+ 4 NED 38 TIM VAN DER KUIJL
Left Men’s 90+ 5 SWI 1 UEHLI BUEHLER
Left Men’s 90+ 6 NED 21 GERTJAN KOSTER
Left Men’s 90+ 7 NED 22 HENDRIK SCHENK HARM
Left Men’s 90+ 8 NED 13 JOHAN JANMAAT

Men Master L 1 SWI 1 UEHLI BUEHLER
Men Master L 2 NED 13 JOHAN JANMAAT
Men Master L 3 BEL 1 OLIVIER HEUSE
Men Master L 4 NED 7 OEGE DIJK
Men Master L 5 NED 36 SPOERD PROCEE

Men Master Right 1 BEL 1 OLIVIER HEUSE
Men Master Right 2 BEL 5 WILLY DENEUMOSTIER
Men Master Right 3 NED 13 JOHAN JANMAAT
Men Master Right 4 NED 39 HERMAN FEBERWEE
Men Master Right 5 SWI 1 UEHLI BUEHLER
Men Master Right 6 NED 1 ERWIN WIEDIJK
Men Master Right 7 NED 36 SPOERD PROCEE
Men Master Right 8 NED 7 OEGE DIJK

Right Boy younster 1 NED 3 KLAAS HOGENHOUT
Right Boy younster 2 NED 25 LAUWE GNODDE
Right Boy younster 3 NED 26 LUBBERT SCHENK
Right Boy younster 4 NED 42 HENK KLAAS HOGENHOUT
Right Boy younster 5 NED 37 EDDY PROCEE
Right Boy younster 6 NED 35 NICK PROCEE

Right girl younster 1 NED 24 STOJANKA PATER
Right girl younster 2 BEL 3 JANE DENEUMOSTIER
Right girl younster 3 BEL 4 CHARLOTTE THIRY
Right girl younster 4 NED 23 MAGREET KRAMER

Right Men’s -70 1 GER 4 FABIAN TAGER
Right Men’s -70 2 GER 3 JAN TAGER
Right Men’s -70 3 NED 15 WILLIAM DE MONO
Right Men’s -70 4 NED 16 ERWIN HOGENHOUT
Right Men’s -70 5 NED 30 JANNES BRANDS
Right Men’s -70 6 NED 14 ALBERT KAPTIJN
Right Men’s -70 7 NED 6 DEMI VANDENBOSCH
Right Men’s -70 8 NED 2 LUCAS WAKKER
Right Men’s -70 9 SWI 2 LUKAS BUESCHLEN
Right Men’s -70 10 NED 19 HARRIE MAAS

Right Men’s -80 1 GER 5 MATTHIAS SCHLITTE
Right Men’s -80 2 GER 4 FABIAN TAGER
Right Men’s -80 3 NED 43 ANTOINE GOODHART
Right Men’s -80 4 NED 29 PIETER DE VRIES
Right Men’s -80 5 BEL 1 OLIVIER HEUSE
Right Men’s -80 6 GER 1 CHRISTIAN VOGEL
Right Men’s -80 7 NED 33 WILLIAM KOSTER
Right Men’s -80 8 NED 5 GIOVANNI JOZEFA
Right Men’s -80 9 NED 16 ERWIN HOGENHOUT
Right Men’s -80 10 NED 36 SPOERD PROCEE
Right Men’s -80 11 NED 2 LUCAS WAKKER
Right Men’s -80 12 NED 14 ALBERT KAPTIJN

Right Men’s -90 1 BEL 2 NICOLAS HEMELS
Right Men’s -90 2 NED 21 GERTJAN KOSTER
Right Men’s -90 3 SWI 3 SEBASTIAN PAULICK
Right Men’s -90 5 NED 28 HENDRIK NENTJES
Right Men’s -90 6 NED 12 HANS KUIPHUIS
Right Men’s -90 7 NED 11 DESMOND BEKHUIS
Right Men’s -90 8 NED 8 DANNY FABER
Right Men’s -90 9 NED 9 AMIN M’BAREK
Right Men’s -90 10 NED4 HENK VISSER

Right Men’s 90+ 1 NED 38 TIM VAN DER KUIJL
Right Men’s 90+ 2 NED 27 MEINDERT NENTJES
Right Men’s 90+ 3 BEL 2 NICOLAS HEMELS
Right Men’s 90+ 4 GER 2 OLIVER KUHN
Right Men’s 90+ 5 NED 21 GERTJAN KOSTER
Right Men’s 90+ 6 NED 22 HENDRIK SCHENK HARM
Right Men’s 90+ 7 NED 13 JOHAN JANMAAT
Right Men’s 90+ 8 NED 20 ROBBERT ROSDORFF
Right Men’s 90+ 9 SWI 1 UEHLI BUEHLER
Right Men’s 90+ 10 NED 39 HERMAN FEBERWEE

Woman left 1 NED 40 KIM TESSELAAR
Woman left 2 NED 31 JELINE ROMKES
Woman left 3 NED 10 MARTJE TERPSTRA
Woman left 4 NED 34 MARIJKE HAKVOORT
Woman left 5 NED 18 EVA LOOSMAN
Woman left 6 NED 32 COBY OOST
Woman left 7 NED 17 JACOBA VISSER
Woman left 8 BEL 4 CHARLOTTE THIRY

Woman Right 1 NED 40 KIM TESSELAAR
Woman Right 2 NED 34 MARIJKE HAKVOORT
Woman Right 3 NED 31 JACOBA VISSER
Woman Right 4 NED 32 JELINE ROMKES
Woman Right 5 BEL 4 COBY OOST
Woman Right 6 BEL 3 CHARLOTTE THIRY
Woman Right 7 NED 17 JANE DENEUMOSTIER
Woman Right 8 NED 10 EVA LOOSMAN
Woman Right 9 NED 18 MARTJE TERPSTRA

women open class ( 11 Teiln. )
1. Kathrin Mook (Deutschland)
2. Anne Melin (Finnland)
3. Caroline Thommen (Schweiz)
4. Laura Branding (Deutschland)

Men left -70 Kg ( 13 Teiln. )
1. Jan Täger (Deutschland)
2. Rafat Fiolek (Polen)
3. Darius Wisniewski (Polen)
4. Udo Weiß (Deutschland)

Men left -90 Kg ( 29 Teiln. )
1. Radoslav Dobrovic (Slowakei)
2. Wieslaw Rzanny (Polen)
3. Thomas Lanvermeyer (Deutschland)
4. Derobert

Men left open class( 18 Teiln. )
1. Jan Germanus (Slowakei)
2. Alexander Wervejn (Deutschland)
3. Christian Stahlofen (Deutschland)
4. Fedor Snejder (Deutschland)

women right -65 Kg ( 6 Teiln. )
1. Caroline Thommen (Schweiz)
2. Katrin Mook (Deutschland)
3. Nicole Romkes (Holland)
4. Joanna Daminska (Polen)

women right open class ( 6 Teiln. )
1. Gina Swientek (Deutschland)
2. Anne Melin (Finnland)
3. Laura Branding (Deutschland)
4. Camilla Kättsröm (Deutschland)

Men right -60 Kg ( 3 Teiln. )
1. Fabian Täger (Deutschland)
2. Lukas Neumann (Deutschland)
3. Alexander Michalow (Deutschland)

Men right -70 Kg ( 14 Teiln. )
1. Matthias Schlitte (Deutschland)
2. Rafat Fiolek (Polen)
3. Jan Täger (Deutschland)
4. Fabian Täger (Deutschland)

Men right -80 Kg ( 15 Teiln. )
1. Andreas Höffner (Deutschland)
2. Marius Podgorski (Polen)
3. David Diouf (Frankreich)
4. Janus Smolarczyk (Deutschland)

Men right -90 Kg ( 16 Teiln. )
1. Radoslav Dobrovic (Slowakei)
2. Thomas Lanvermeyer (Deutschland)
3. Adam Zawadzki (Polen)
4. Wieslaw Dzanny (Polen)

Men right -100 Kg ( 10 Teiln. )
1. Jan Germanus (Slowakei)
2. Cedrik La Cola (Belgien)
3. Christian Stahlofen (Deutschland)
4. Mickael Cattoni (Finnland)

Men right +100 Kg ( 11 teiln. )
1. Fedor Snejder (Deutschland)
2. Andreas Stahlberg (schweden)
3. Rasto Tamaga (Slowakei)
4. Alexander Wervejn (Deutschland)

Champ of the Champ Men
1. Jan Germanus (Slowakei)
2. Cedric La Cola (Belgien)
3. Matthias Schlitte (Deutschland)

Champ of the Champ Women
1. Anne Melin (Finnland)

2. Rafat Fiolek 1. Matthias Schlitte 3. Jan Täger

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