AKBAROV Rafael

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
12	Men's -60kg Kumite	2018	Indonesia
World Championships
21	Men's -60kg Kumite	2021	Dubai, UAE
62	Men's -60kg Kumite	2018	Madrid, ESP
Karate 1 Premier League
13	Men's -60kg Kumite	2020/2021	Istanbul, TUR
14	Men's -60kg Kumite	2019	Madrid, ESP
20	Men's -60kg Kumite	2019	Moscow, RUS
Asian Championships
2	Men's -60kg Kumite	2019	Can Tho, VIE
5	Men's -60kg Kumite	2021	Almaty, KAZ
5	Men's Team Kumite	2018	Amman, JOR
5	Men's -55kg Kumite	2017	Astana, KAZ
10	Men's -60kg Kumite	2023	Malacca, MAS
12	Men's -60kg Kumite	2018	Amman, JOR
13	Men's Team Kumite	2019	Can Tho, VIE
16	Men's Team Kumite	2022	Tashkent, UZB
17	Men's -60kg Kumite	2022	Tashkent, UZB

Playing and watching football. (24, 19 Oct 2019)

Information Technology - Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University, Bishkek, KGZ

English, Russian

Keihatsu Karate Club [Bishkek, KGZ]

Dmitry Kazanov [club], KGZ

He broke a finger ahead of the 2019 Asian Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, but went on to win a silver medal at the competition. (SportsDeskOnline, 04 Aug 2023; 24, 19 Oct 2019)

He tore ligaments in his right arm at the 2019 National Junior Championships in Kyrgyzstan. The following day he competed in the senior category at the national championships and aggravated the injury, which meant he could not train for a month and a half, and he missed the 2019 Asian Junior Championships. (24, 19 Oct 2019)

He took up the sport at age seven. (24, 19 Oct 2019)

His older brother Ravshan introduced him to the sport. "The atmosphere, the coach and the classes - everything was great. I found friends. Some have quit karate, but we still keep in touch." (24, 19 Oct 2019)

His older brother Ravshan, and coaches Pavel Bondarenko and Dmitry Kazanov. (24, 19 Oct 2019)

He has received the title of Master of Sport in Kyrgyzstan. (kabar, 16 Dec 2021)