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Eduard Aleksandrov

Shotokan World Championship Bronze Medallist
Multiple Estonian Champion
2nd Dan Karate (IJKA) Category 4 Coach karate specialisation

Eduard Aleksandrov started karate in 1997. He is a multiple Estonian champion in kumite in both youth and adult categories since 2004.

He graduated from Tallinn Raniku Gymnasium in 2008 and Tallinn Lasnamäe Mechanical School in 2011. His highest position in the WKF world ranking was 44th in the -84 kg category (2014–2018).

Eduard Aleksandrov

Achievements

Awards, titles and key sporting results

World Championships

  • Participant in the WKF World Championships (2009, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016)
  • Bronze — Shotokan World Championships, Germany (2011)
  • 11th place — WKF World Championships among adults, Bremen, Germany (2014)
  • 44th place — highest position in the WKF world ranking, −84 kg (2014–2018)

European Championships

  • Participant in the WKF European Championships (2009, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018)
  • 9th place — WKF European Championships among youth, Izmir, Turkey (2009)
  • 9th place — WKF European Championships among adults, Tampere, Finland (2014)

Nordic Championships

  • Bronze — Nordic Championships, WKF, Finland, M-84 kg (2011)
  • Silver — Nordic Championships, WKF, Sweden, M-84 kg (2012)
  • Bronze — Nordic Championships, WKF, Latvia, M+84 kg (2014)
  • Bronze — Nordic Championships, WKF, Denmark, -84 kg (2016)
  • Silver — Nordic Championships, WKF, Denmark, team kumite (2016)
  • Silver — Nordic Championships, WKF, Tallinn, team kumite (2017)

Other international events

  • Multiple winner of the Baltic Grand Prix — BUDO CUP international tournament (WKF, Tallinn)
  • Baltic States Champion, WKF, Lithuania (2010)
  • Gold — Kaliningrad Open, 2014
  • Gold — Finnish Open, 2010, 2012
  • Gold — Latvia Open, 2009
  • Gold — Okinawa Goju-ryu Open Championships, WKF, Minsk (2009, 2012)
  • Bronze — Lion Cup international tournament, WKF, Luxembourg (2011)

National achievements

  • Multiple Estonian kumite champion in youth and adult categories (2004–2023)
  • Best young karate athlete in Estonia: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
  • Best male karate athlete in Estonia: 2014
  • Multiple winner of the Estonian Karate League (EKL)