
Russian judoka Arman Adamyan lost to Japanese Dota Arai in the semi-finals of the World Championships in Baku in the weight category up to 100 kg and will compete for the bronze medal.
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The World Judo Championship is taking place in Baku.
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Russia's Arman Adamyan was defeated in the semi-finals of the World Judo Championships in Baku, losing to Japan's Dota Arai.
Adamyan will fight for bronze against the winner of the fight between Ukrainian Anton Savitsky and Russian Niyaz Bilyalov.
MOSCOW, October 9 - RIA Novosti. Russian Arman Adamyan was defeated in the semi-finals of the World Judo Championship, which is taking place in Baku.
In the semi-finals of the up to 100 kg weight category, the Russian lost to Japanese Dota Arai.
In the fight for bronze, Adamyan will meet the winner of the fight between Ukrainian Anton Savitsky and compatriot Niyaz Bilyalov.
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Adamyan will fight for bronze against the winner of the pair Savitsky - Bilyalov
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