Achievements of the talented Uzbek athlete are growing from tournament to tournament. In November, she became a double silver medalist at the 16^th Asian Games. At the recent open championship of Russia in Samara, just like as in Guangzhou, she was second in all-around events, only losing to Olympic champion Evgenia Kanaeva, and was first in the ribbon exercise. This, quite tricky tool has brought her success in Moscow as well - only Yevgenia Kanaeva and a new member of Russia team, winner of last year's Junior Olympics Aleksandra Merkulova scored more points than Uliana.

“We have Anna Alyab’eva from Kazakhstan, Uliana Troimova from Uzbekistan, Aliya Garayeva from Azerbaijan, another girl from Korea training in our team. I would like these girls to also show high results, because we need competition, it is necessary that gymnastics was recognized worldwide as a very beautiful sport, bordering with art,” said the head coach of Russia Irina Viner.