Twenty-six leading Bulgarian sportspersons have been included in the test register of the National anti-doping center for 2017. They will be subject to regular checks during and outside sporting events and should necessarily provide information about their whereabouts throughout the year. The number of wrestlers in the list is the biggest including Rio 2016 bronze medalist Elitsa Yankova. There are four athletes including sprint star Ivet Lalova, though high jump vice-Olympic champion Mirela Demireva in the high jump who is also Bulgaria’s top 2016 athlete, has not been listed. Last year the register of the National anti-doping center included the same number of sportspersons.
Bulgaria's Blagoy Todorov won a silver medal in the Recurve Under 18 Men category at the World Archery Ranking Event in Slovenia. In a contest of 22 competitors from 14 countries, Todorov finished the qualification with 615 points, which was enough..
European vice-champion in boxing, Radoslav Rosenov, secured an Olympic quota in the up to 63.5 kg category after defeating Alexandru Paraskiv from Moldova at the tournament in Bangkok. He is the fifth Bulgarian boxer to qualify for the Paris Games...
The best Bulgarian tennis player Grigor Dimitrov won 6:0, 6:3, 6:4 against Hungarian Fábián Marozsán in the second round of Roland Garros. Throughout the match, Dimitrov was dominating against his opponent. In the third round..
Bulgaria's women's national volleyball team scored a dramatic victory in its last match in the Women's Volleyball Nations League . The Bulgarian team..
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