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Oybek Kadirov vs Qanat Kenes

AD World Amateur 2024 · Day 1 · Mat 11

Semi-Final BlueAmateurMale120KG
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Win Oybek Kadirov Kaizen Jiu Jitsu Academy
Loss Qanat Kenes Kazakhstan Team

Oybek Kadirov vs Qanat Kenes is an AJP competition video from AD World Amateur 2024, Semi-Final in the Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG division, recorded on Mat 11 (Day 1). It is one of 42,765 AJP and ACBJJ match videos in the BJJ Metrics BJJ video database.

Event
AD World Amateur 2024
Division
Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG
Round
Semi-Final
Mat
Mat 11 · Day 1

More competition video of these two — 7 other matches in the BJJ video database

L Alassana Toure def. Oybek Kadirov Watch AJP · AD World Amateur 2025 — Day 1 · Blue / Amateur / Male / 94KG
W Qanat Kenes def. Chingiz Kydrmanov Watch AJP · AD World Amateur 2024 — Day 1 · Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG
L Rasul Gazimagomedov def. Oybek Kadirov Watch ACBJJ · ACBJJ World 2024 — Day 3 · Blue / Master 1 Absolute Gi / over 75 kg
W Qanat Kenes def. Davran Khalmatov Watch AJP · AD World Amateur 2024 — Day 1 · Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG
W Oybek Kadirov def. Mohamed Khedr Watch AJP · AD World Amateur 2024 — Day 1 · Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG
L Calebe das Dores def. Qanat Kenes Watch AJP · AD World Amateur 2024 — Day 1 · Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG
W Oybek Kadirov def. Nodirjon Merhalikov Watch AJP · AD World Amateur 2024 — Day 1 · Blue / Amateur / Male / 120KG
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