Rafael Khalatyan is a journalist who writes for insidethegames.biz. He covers a wide range of sports topics, with a particular focus on judo, weightlifting, and taekwondo. His articles provide in-depth analysis, news updates, and interviews with athletes and officials in the world of sports.
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Singapore will host the 2024 World Taekwondo Virtual Championships at the OCBC Arena on 16-17 November. The prestigious event marks the return of the...
By: Rafael Khalatyan
The newly elected president of the Turkish Taekwondo Federation, Bahri Tanrıkulu, has criticised former president Metin Şahin, who stepped down after 21 years in office following the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
By: Rafael Khalatyan
Women's kendo debuted in the Nippon Budokan during the recent National championships. Ke ndo is a modern Japanese martial art that uses bamboo swords as well as protective armour.
By: Rafael Khalatyan
The Benin Judo Federation continues to work to promote gender equality in judo, providing the support and resources needed for development.
By: Rafael Khalatyan
The 2024 World Championships in Kazakhstan kicked off on 8 November at the Zhaksylyk Ushkempirov Martial Arts Palace in Astana, Kazakhstan.
By: Rafael Khalatyan
Twelve Singapore athletes aged between 13 and 50, will compete in five categories on home ground when the inaugural World Taekwondo Virtual Championships is staged on 16-17 November.
By: Rafael Khalatyan
The Las Vegas World Judo Championships Veterans 2024 came to an end on 8 November with all the female categories and the last male category of the event.
The 2024 SAMBO World Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, concluded on Sunday with the final four weight categories in Sport SAMBO and six in Combat
By: Rafael Khalatyan
Angelo Cito has been elected president of the Italian Taekwondo Federation (FITA) for the third consecutive term, with a consensus of 98.6% of the votes.
Para-taekwondo athlete from the Philippines Allain Ganapin was selected to be part of the Atletang Ayala program, which allows national team members to have career development opportunities within the Ayala Group of Companies.
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