2025 European Karate Championships concluded: full tournament results

On May 11, the 2025 European Karate Championships under the auspices of the EKF concluded in Yerevan. On the final day, four sets of medals were awarded in team kata and kumite events for both men and women.

Team Spain won two gold medals in the team events. One gold each went to teams from Italy and Germany.

In the overall medal standings, Germany came out on top with three gold and four bronze medals. Italy took second place with a greater number of total medals but fewer champions: two golds, two silvers, and four bronzes. Thanks to two wins in team competitions, Spain climbed to third place.

Host nation Armenia earned two bronze medals. The medalists were Yura Zalyan (up to 60 kg) and Gor Nersisyan (up to 84 kg).

2025 European Karate Championships Results (May 11)
Team events

Men’s team kata

1. Spain

2. Italy

3. France and Turkey

Men’s team kumite

1. Italy

2. Croatia

3. France and Greece

Women’s team kumite

1. Germany

2. France

3. Kosovo and Italy

Armenia placed 7th.

Women’s team kata

1. Spain

2. Portugal

3. France and Italy

Individual events

Men
Kata
Enes Ozdemir (Turkey)
Martin Romero (Spain)
Miyach Vladimir (Montenegro), Alessio Ginami (Italy)

60 kg
Ahmed Ahmedov (Russia)
Orgesh Arifi (Albania)
Balsa Vojinovic (Montenegro), Yura Zalyan (Armenia)

67 kg
Ozer Omer (Turkey)
Yuri Ohannissian (Russia)
Nenad Dulovic (Montenegro), Muhammed Ozdemir (Germany)

75 kg
Ernest Sharafutdinov (Russia)
Nemanja Mikulic (Montenegro)
Betim Maliki (Kosovo), Zigouris Konstantinos (Greece)

84 kg
Ivan Kvesic (Croatia)
Valerii Chobotar (Ukraine)
Gor Nersisyan (Armenia), Janne Haubold (Germany)

+84 kg
Mehdi Filali (France)
Angelo Kvesic (Croatia)
Rizvan Talibov (Ukraine), Matteo Avanzini (Italy)

Women
Kata
Terriana D'Onofrio (Italy)
Helvetia Talli (France)
Dilara Bozan (Turkey), Paola Garcia (Spain)

50 kg
Ema Sgardelli (Croatia)
Erminia Perfetto (Italy)
Alexandra Mikhailova (Latvia), Sarah Hubrich (Germany)

55 kg
Mia Bitsch (Germany)
Jennifer Warling (Luxembourg)
Ivet Goranova (Bulgaria), Anna Chernysheva (Russia)

61 kg
Oleksandra Sholokhova (Ukraine)
Beata Girvica (Latvia)
Anna-Johanna Nilsson (Sweden), Anastasia Semenko (Germany)

68 kg
Hanna Riedl (Germany)
Maria Nieto (Spain)
Elina Sieliemenieva (Ukraine), Elena Kirichi (Switzerland)

+68 kg
Kyriaki Kidonaki (Greece)
Daria Bulai (Ukraine)
Nikolina Golombos (Croatia), Maria Torres Garcia (Spain)

Final medal table