Karate, Ganjzadeh leads Iran towards Tokyo 2020: "I'm a perfectionist"
Karate is one of the most practiced sports in the world and in recent years its spread
has also touched the smallest countries, bringing to light new and young talents who,
from the official entry of the discipline in the Olympic Games, are undermining themselves
in the front rows of the most important competitions. Iran is an example of this: many
champions have played in the senior national team over the years, but only in the last
ones has there been a clear growth to become one of the strongest countries: only at the
recent World Championships in Madrid, in fact, the 'Iran ranked second in the medal table
with 2 golds, 1 silver and four bronzes. Touching the umpteenth title was Sajad Ganjzadeh,
just turned 27 (January 4, ed.) With a palmares to envy: 4 world titles, 3 continental
titles, gold at the Asian Games and 7 victories in the major international circuit Premier
League.