Alexandar Komanov
Bulgarian martial artist
- Born
- 27 May 1990, Plovdiv
- Citizenship
- Bulgaria
- Sport
- karate
- Occupation
- mixed martial arts fighter, karateka
- Team / club
- Ronin
Alexandar Komanov (Bulgarian: Александър Команов; born May 27, 1990) is a Bulgarian karateka and mixed martial artist who became the 2012 Kyokushin-kan Shinken Shobu Open Weight World Champion in Japan. In the final bout, Komanov defeated the Russian Kyokushin, Sergey Osipov. Komanov is a three-time World champion and a seven-time European champion.
The latest achievement of Komanov was at the first KWU (Kyokushin World Union) European championship which was held on June 3–4, 2016 in Belgrade, Serbia. Komanov defeated Artiom Semionov and won the golden medal (85 kg). He was also honored with the prestigious award for "Best Sporting Spirit".
Alexandar Komanov was awarded with the prize “Number one athlete of Plovdiv” for 2014.
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