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Drawsheets Sunday Day 2 Polish Open - Warsaw Cup 2019 Warsaw, Poland (GRE) Tournament date: 21-9-2019 upto 22-9-2019 (SWE) Georgios Cani B/373 B/761 Mussa Marwan A.C. Kyung Hee (GRE) Cadets Male A -33 (Fin) Aktivitetshuset Taekwondo Linköping (SWE) (UKR) Active competitors: 18 (SWE) B/773 B/761 519 Competition date: 22-9-2019 320 B/315 Lennon Thompson (8-28 PTG) (40-10 PTG) Horizon Taekwondo Academy (Great Britain) (UKR) (FRA) (GBR) R/773 R/213 Djamel Bouallam 501 (3-25 PTG) TKD TEAM ROUBAIX (FRA) R/773 Maksym Plieshakov (GBR) (SWE) Dnipro Regional Team (UKR) B/344 B/761 539 340 (8-19 PTF) (41-12 PTG) (POL) (GBR) Karol Lazarski B/647 B/314 Rayhaan Khan Taekyon (POL) Horizon Taekwondo Academy (Great Britain) (GBR) (GBR) (GER) R/344 R/288 520 321 (9-22 PTF) (11-16 PTF) (GBR) (GER) Owen Blunt R/344 R/288 Lenny Rene Richter Team Ultimate (GBR) (GBR) Final TUS Team Germany (GER) (GBR) 344 (GBR) (POL) B/344 R/674 551 156 552 (18-15 PTF) (3-23 PTG) (BLR) (17-15 PTF) (GBR) Roman Hoidz B/44 B/321 Daniel Carvalho OO GOFT Belarus (BLR) Kixstar Dragon Taekwondo (GBR) (BLR) (BLR) B/44 B/29 521 322 (18-2 PTF) (9-29 PTG) (LAT) (BLR) Raimonds Voitans R/468 R/29 Pavel Hreben HANSU CLUB TEAM (LAT) MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) (BLR) (POL) R/44 Result legend: R/674 340.1 (WDR) Withdrawal (PUN) Punishment 341 (35-7 PTG) (DSQ) Disqualified (GDP) Golden Point (17-23 PTF) B/383 Nikolaos Trikatzis (GBR) (RSC) Ref. stop contest (PTG) Points win (gap) (POL) A.C.KORINTHIAS (GRE) Jordan Horswell B/351 (SUP) Superiority (PTF) Points win (normal) B/674 301 Vision Taekwondo (GBR) (8-44 PTG) Prize winners: R/674 (ISR) (POL) Oskar Pilch R/426 R/674 UKS KORYO (POL) 522 323 (15-20 PTF)1 Owen Blunt, GBR (344) (49-16 PTG) (ISR) 2 Oskar Pilch, POL (674) (ISR) Christain Judom R/426 3 Roman Hoidz, BLR (44) R/425 Dan Milov Israel National Team (ISR) Israel National Team (ISR) 3 Mussa Marwan, SWE (761) 1st rnd (R32) 2nd rnd (R16) QF (R8) SF (R4) Final SF (R4) QF (R8) 2nd rnd (R16) 1st rnd (R32) TaekoPlan (c) 2018 SenSoft Automation Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands (www.taekoplan.nl) Polish Open - Warsaw Cup 2019 Warsaw, Poland (GRE) Tournament date: 21-9-2019 upto 22-9-2019 (BLR) Alexandros Barkof B/397 B/45 Herman Trasko ATLANTAS PROSOTSANIS (GRE) Cadets Male A -37 (Fly) OO GOFT Belarus (BLR) (GRE) Active competitors: 26 (POL) B/397 B/632 422 Competition date: 22-9-2019 324 B/31 Kiryl Kulesh (23-0 PTG) (6-10 PTF) B/632 Antoni Stefaniak MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) (BLR) (POL) Lasw Legionowo (POL) R/31 R/632 401 302 (23-3 PTF) (28-21 PTF) R/629 R/316 Bartosz Plonka (GRE) (UKR) Jimmy Livesey KS Czarne Lwy (POL) B/397 B/792 Horizon Taekwondo Academy (Great Britain) 144.1 342 (GBR) B/791 Dmytro Rubanenko (21-10 PTF) (11-31 PTG) B/78 Lucas Van Mullem Kharkov region team (UKR) (POL) (BLR) Sonbae Taekwondo Belgium (BEL) B/561 B/17 402 303 (6-41 PTG) (1-30 PTG) R/561 R/17 Bartosz Szukalski (POL) (UKR) Yauheni Shved AZS OS Poznan (POL) R/561 R/792 Minsk City Team (BLR) 423 325 B/18 Artsiom Zhukhautsou (30-9 PTG) (11-18 PTF) Minsk City Team (BLR) (BLR) (UKR) R/18 R/792 Ruslan Bardakov 403 (27-7 PTG) Final Kharkov region team (UKR) R/84 Antonio Dejak (GBR) 792 (UKR) (UKR) Contra (CRO) B/357 R/792 349.1 457 349.2 (9-14 PTF) (7-6 PTF) B/267 Enis Calik (ITA) (8-14 PTF) (GER) Tangun Hamburg (GER) Riccardo Petralia B/442 B/267 304 ASD Chisari TKD Dojang (ITA) (20-0 PTG) R/636 (GBR) (BLR) Adam Ploski B/357 B/30 SKS Start Olsztyn (POL) 424 326 B/357 Kevin Booth (5-25 PTG) (6-15 PTF) B/365 Ilias Trikkas WLM TAEKWONDO (GBR) (GBR) (BLR) A.C TKD EVRITANIAS (GRE) R/357 R/30 404 305 (20-0 PTG) (6-26 PTG) R/193 R/30 Venne Viitaniemi (GBR) (UKR) Viktar Charniak Taekwondourheilijat 2011 (FIN) R/357 Result legend: R/774 MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) 442 (WDR) Withdrawal (PUN) Punishment 343 B/14 Aliaksei Damaratski (23-14 PTF) (DSQ) Disqualified (GDP) Golden Point (24-31 PTF) B/774 Danil Khammerman Dinamo Minsk (BLR) (GBR) (RSC) Ref. stop contest (PTG) Points win (gap) (UKR) Dnipro Regional Team (UKR) B/352 (SUP) Superiority (PTF) Points win (normal) B/774 405 306 (10-30 PTG) (19-11 PTF) R/352 Prize winners: R/13 Lee Horswell (GBR) (UKR) Stsiapan Biandzeha Vision Taekwondo (GBR) R/352 R/774 Dinamo Minsk (BLR) 425 327 (22-21 PTF)1 Ruslan Bardakov, UKR (792) (39-18 PTG) (UKR) 2 Kevin Booth, GBR (357) (GBR) Daniil Shapovalov R/781 3 Danil Khammerman, UKR (774) R/298 Zaw Torley Dnipro SC Triumph (UKR) Creative Ways (GBR) 3 Alexandros Barkof, GRE (397) 1st rnd (R32) 2nd rnd (R16) QF (R8) SF (R4) Final SF (R4) QF (R8) 2nd rnd (R16) 1st rnd (R32) TaekoPlan (c) 2018 SenSoft Automation Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands (www.taekoplan.nl) Polish Open - Warsaw Cup 2019 Warsaw, Poland (UKR) Tournament date: 21-9-2019 upto 22-9-2019 (DEN) Vladyslav Obodzinskyi B/794 B/139 Ibrahim Ben Ahmed Torkhani Kharkov region team (UKR) Cadets Male A -41 (Bantam) Cph City Tkd (DEN) (POL) Active competitors: 27 (GER) B/637 B/292 620 Competition date: 22-9-2019 523 B/637 Igor Drazkiewicz (10-31 PTG) (19-20 PTF) B/292 Mohamad Mahmoud SKS Start Olsztyn (POL) (POL) (GER) TVBB Elite Berlin (GER) R/637 R/292 601 502 (23-14 PTF) (21-7 PTF) R/32 R/638 Artsiom Artsemyeu (POL) (GER) Mateusz Chrzanowski MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) B/637 B/292 SKS Start Olsztyn (POL) 144.2 541 B/605 Max Jacek Kowanek (40-3 PTG) (9-4 PTF) B/379 Charalampos Ioannidis KLUB SPORTOWY KUK-SON PAWLOWICE (BLR) (GRE) A.C.ASTERAS LOUTRAKIOU (GRE) (POL) B/46 B/379 602 503 (11-30 PTF) (20-1 PTF) R/46 R/33 Yauheni Talochka (BLR) (GRE) Vitali Chukharou OO GOFT Belarus (BLR) R/46 R/379 MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) 621 524 B/358 Leo Martin (18-3 PTF) (20-5 WDR) B/212 Quentin Barberet WLM TAEKWONDO (GBR) (GBR) (FRA) TKD COLUMERIN (FRA) R/358 R/212 603 504 (26-9 PTF) Final (19-8 PTF) R/469 R/822 Girts Putnins (POL) 637 (POL) (GER) Yehor Zotov HANSU CLUB TEAM (LAT) B/637 R/292 Zaporizhiya Regional Team (UKR) 651 354 652 (26-18 PTF) (2-0 SDP) B/827 Vitalij Ivanov (ESP) (26-4 PTG) (BLR) Latvia taekwondo federation (LAT) Sergio Reguera Escalera B/734 B/15 505 Hankuk (ESP) (3-23 PTG) R/15 (ESP) (BLR) Matsvei Miatlitski B/734 B/15 Dinamo Minsk (BLR) 622 525 B/630 Oliwier Patejko (23-1 RSC) (0-0 DSQ) B/793 Dmytro Popov KS Czarne Lwy (POL) (POL) (UKR) Kharkov region team (UKR) R/630 R/793 604 506 (13-9 PTF) (20-3 PTF) R/34 R/633 Ivan Chabanenko (ESP) (FIN) Mikolaj Stefaniak MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) R/734 Result legend: R/182 LASW LEGIONOWO (POL) 641 (WDR) Withdrawal (PUN) Punishment 542 B/241 Emre Cavusman (24-14 PTF) (DSQ) Disqualified (GDP) Golden Point (15-35 PTG) B/294 Jake Pachansky NWTU-TEAM GERMANY (GER) (DEN) (RSC) Ref. stop contest (PTG) Points win (gap) (GBR) Aquila Taekwondo (GBR) B/144 (SUP) Superiority (PTF) Points win (normal) B/294 605 507 (12-25 PTF) (25-2 PTG) R/144 Prize winners: R/562 August Storm Bruun (DEN) (FIN) Nikodem Polczynski Hwarang Rødovre TKD (DEN) R/144 R/182 AZS OS Poznan (POL) 623 526 (35-5 PTG) 1 Igor Drazkiewicz, POL (637) (13-33 PTG) (FRA) 2 Mohamad Mahmoud, GER (292) (FIN) Rafael Dara Lay R/214 3 Sergio Reguera Escalera, ESP (734) R/182 Jesse Viitala TKD Team Roubaix (FRA) EUROWON (FIN) 3 Jesse Viitala, FIN (182) 1st rnd (R32) 2nd rnd (R16) QF (R8) SF (R4) Final SF (R4) QF (R8) 2nd rnd (R16) 1st rnd (R32) TaekoPlan (c) 2018 SenSoft Automation Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands (www.taekoplan.nl) Polish Open - Warsaw Cup 2019 Warsaw, Poland Tournament date: 21-9-2019 upto 22-9-2019 Cadets Male A -45 (Feather) Active competitors: 16 Competition date: 22-9-2019 B/359 Lincoln Littler B/702 Tundzhai Salamov WLM TAEKWONDO (GBR) (GBR) (RUS) Samara region PSK"Olimpian""" (RUS) B/359 B/702 508 512 (26-19 PTF) (13-12 PTF) R/543 R/796 Milosz Ziolkowski (UKR) (RUS) Maksym Stepaniuk AZS AWF Warszawa (POL) B/795 B/702 Kharkov region team (UKR) 531 533 B/795 Serhii Kozlov (8-28 PTG) (27-17 PTF) B/123 Krystof Paruzek Kharkov region team (UKR) (UKR) (CZE) Czech National Team (CZE) R/795 R/123 509 513 (22-0 PTG) Final (21-14 PTF) R/520 R/289 Halvor Snofugl (UKR) 795 (UKR) (RUS) Gerhard Sulitskiy Team Rora (NOR) B/795 R/702 Tus Team Germany (GER) 547 458 548 B/763 Felix Ohlander (18-17 PTF) (27-10 PUN) B/327 Zak Angell LinkopingTKD (SWE) (ESP) (17-12 PTF) (GBR) Ntc (GBR) B/719 B/327 510 514 (3-31 PTG) (18-2 PUN) R/719 R/783 Alvaro Hidalgo Merida (ESP) (GBR) Nikita Mechev Federacion Andaluza Taekwondo (ESP) R/719 R/327 DUSH 3 Spartak (UKR) 532 534 B/775 Klymentii Kim (22-11 PTF) (31-10 PTG) B/35 Mikhail Dziadovich Dnipro Regional Team (UKR) (GER) (POL) MOK-SDUSHOR (BLR) R/242 R/598 511 515 (9-30 PTG) (11-24 PTF) R/242 Atakan Erbay R/598 Kacper Dobrzanski NWTU-TEAM GERMANY (GER) Droga Smoka (POL) Result legend: (WDR) Withdrawal (PUN) Punishment (DSQ) Disqualified (GDP) Golden Point (RSC) Ref.
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