More than 120 athletes from various regions of the country participated in the competition, fighting for 7 sets of medals.
According to the Jiu-Jitsu Federation of Kyrgyzstan, the winners of the championship have the opportunity to become the main candidates for inclusion in the national team for the upcoming Asian Games in Japan.
Weight category up to 56 kg
1. Abdusomad Tynchtykbekov (Issyk-Kul)
2. Abdulloh Rahmanov (Osh)
3. Alim Dunlazo (Chui) and Imindzhan Iminov (Bishkek)
Weight category up to 62 kg
1. Nursultan Kushtarbek uulu (Bishkek)
2. Talaybek Bayyshev (Osh)
3. Mayrambek Musaev (Osh) and Daniyar Jamankulov (Bishkek)
Weight category up to 69 kg
1. Ramazan Tyanguber (Chui)
2. Argen Abdymanapov (Bishkek)
3. Sultan Ruslanbekov (Bishkek) and Bayaman Burkanbek uulu (Bishkek)
Weight category up to 77 kg
1. Adilet Chamashev (Bishkek)
2. Miroslav Tan (Bishkek)
3. Adnan Magomedov (Bishkek) and Elerbek Nishanov (Osh)
Weight category up to 85 kg
1. Salim Khunlov (Chui)
2. Bekbol Zholborsov (Jalal-Abad)
3. Erjan Almazbekov (Bishkek) and Imran Magomedov (Bishkek)
Weight category up to 94 kg
1. Yanar Sarybaev (Bishkek)
2. Magomed Isaev (Chui)
3. Timur Choriev (Bishkek) and Adilet Japar Kulov (Bishkek)
Weight category over 94 kg
1. Matvey Lugovoy (Bishkek)
2. Shakir Shakirov (Bishkek)
3. Rustam Kurmanbek uulu (Bishkek) and Timur Omurbekov (Chui)
