Today the face of this quiet, self-confident
man is familiar to almost everyone in Uzbekistan. Openness and charm in
his eyes, smile and gestures inspire a feeling that you know this man a long
time, believe in him.
National team player Odil Ahmedov, currently
playing for Russia’s FC Anji
Makhachkala, was named the best footballer of
the year in Uzbekistan.
By the way, he is recognized as the best player in his current club where he
plays along with big stars like Roberto Carlos, Samuel Eto'O and Yuri Zhirkov...
Top tennis
players of Uzbekistan
greeted New Year in the hot Australian sun
Suhbat Daminov, UT
It is the northern hemisphere where New Year is
greeted in winter, though in some places it is not always synonymous with snow
and frost. In the South, January 1 is mid-summer. Therefore, the leading tennis
masters start each new season on the courts of the Green Continent, in
preparation for the most important event of January, the Australian Open, being
the first Grand Slam tournament of the year.
Uzbek
boxers rose 11 times to podium of the international tournament in Islamabad
Sergey Danilov,
UT
Boxers of Uzbekistan,
who gained four Olympic licenses at October world championships in Baku, are not going to be
satisfied with those achievements. Now, Sharof Khudoiberdiev’s trainees target
the Asian qualifying tournament to be held April in Astana to vie for more London licenses.
Athletes of Uzbekistan
spent the year 2011 in
keenness for the upcoming London Olympics
Sergey Danilov, UT
The year 2011 is imprinted in the history by
many outstanding achievements of our fellow countrymen. Their attainments have
ensured the image of Uzbekistan
in the global arena. Representatives of Uzbek sports have significantly contributed
to that. If one decides to decorate a New Year tree with all the medals won in
2011, there will hardly be enough room on the main New Year tree of the
country.
In 2011 the Uzbek athletes have pleased their fans
with numerous outstanding achievements on the international arenas. The
season’s sports results are still to be announced. Meanwhile, we would like to
talk about Kurash, a martial art which has already become a sports brand of the
sovereign Uzbekistan
in the world.