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Rais Rahmatulin
Rais Rahmatulin
Birth date: 23.05.1975
Birth place: Shakhunye, USSR
Achievements: 7-time world champion, Multiple European champion, 5-time World Cup winner, Honored Master of Sports of sambo, medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" II degree
Couches: Evgeny Efremov
Fact: his only coach during his progress in the big sport has been Evgeny Efremov. Rais Rakhmatulin is considered a unique sambist. He dominates a phenomenal technique of struggle on the mat. His favorite technical action is a painful hold on the leg called knee lever that is considered iconic, there are legends about the combats he won with the help of this technique.
"If I didn’t do sambo I’d never be as sure of myself as I am. Sport makes you understand that you can handle any situation. How to become a champion? By combining two things: the dedication and hard work. It is the only way to achieve results."
Having completed the sports career Rais stays in sambo. He combines the work of the director and coach at "North Star" sports complex (Nizhny Novgorod). He has trained some winners of Russian and world cups.
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Competitions 19 MayWinners of the Asia and Oceania Cadet SAMBO Championships are Determined
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Competitions 17 MayResults of Day 2 of the European SAMBO Championships 2026 in Tbilisi