Uzbekistan wins 33 medals on the third day of the Asian Para Games in Nagoya

Uzbekistani athletes won 12 medals at the 2026 Asian Para Games, which took place in Japan on October 22. Among these awards were three gold, five silver, and four bronze medals. The National Paralympic Committee of Uzbekistan reported that one of the victories was achieved with record-setting performances, and Marjona Pardaboyeva became a two-time champion at the Games, representing the national team.

Barotjon Bakhtiyorov won Uzbekistan's first gold medal of the day by taking first place in the men's F36 shot put final, throwing 15.98 meters and setting an Asian Para Games record.

In the women's javelin throw F46, Uzbekistan secured two top positions. Shahinahon Yigitaliyeva won gold by throwing the implement 44.99 meters, setting an Asian record, while Khusnorahon Kudratullayeva received silver with a result of 41.91 meters. A Chinese athlete took bronze in this event.

The Uzbek para-cycling team added another gold in the women's T1–2 road race. Marjona Pardaboyeva finished first with a time of 1:08:27, followed by Odina Khamdamova with a time of 1:08:35. The third place was taken by an athlete from Thailand. This victory marked Pardaboyeva's second gold medal at the Games.

In the men's T1–2 road race, Jakhongir Khalilov won bronze, finishing in 1:04:04. Akhmadbekova also won bronze in the women's H1–3 road race.

Uzbekistan won two medals in the women's shot put F35. Dilafruzxon Ahmadxonova took silver, throwing the implement 9.05 meters, and Zukhro Faizullaeva won bronze with a result of 7.57 meters. Gold in this event went to an athlete from China.

Mohigul Sharobiddinova won silver in the women's shot put F56/57, achieving a result of 8.46 meters. Zohira Kazakova placed third in the women's shot put F37, recording 9.25 meters. Sevinchbek Husanov brought another silver medal to Uzbekistan in the men's T12 long jump, completing the run with a distance of 6.54 meters.

During the first stage of the Asian Para Games 'Nagoya Aichi 2026', the delegation of Uzbekistan achieved significant success, winning a total of 23 awards: 6 gold, 10 silver, and 7 bronze medals. Thanks to this result, the team ranked third overall, behind China and the host country Japan.

In para-velocross, Bobur Toshtemirov became a pioneer by winning Uzbekistan's first gold medal in para-cycling history. He achieved this in the final of the individual pursuit race for men over 3 km, demonstrating a time of 3:41.263 and setting a new Para Games record.

In the discipline of para-athletics, three Uzbek athletes reached the podium. Khusniddin Norbekov (class F35) won gold in shot put with a result of 16.04 m. Kudratillohon Ma'rufhodzhaev also received a gold medal in the same discipline in class F37, renewing the Para Games record with a result of 16.66 m. Mahliyo Akramova became champion in the women's hammer throw final in class F32, setting a competition record with a result of 24.08 m.

In para-sailing, Lolahon Kodirov won a gold medal in class S5 over 50 m freestyle, setting an Asian record with a time of 37.88 seconds. Among men in class S13 over 100 m freestyle, Egor Bolotov brought a gold award to the national team, finishing with a time of 52.90 seconds.

Winning Silver Medals

Ten athletes managed to win silver medals on the first day of the competition. In para-sailing, second place was taken by Mubinabon Khalilov (class S13, 100 m, freestyle), Dmitry Khorlin (S12, 100 m, freestyle), Dias Mirmanov (SM9, 200 m, combined swimming), and Azizbek Boynazarov (S8, 100 m, butterfly).

Among para-judoists, Uljon Amrieva (class J1, up to 60 kg) and Kemran Nurillayev (J2, up to 70 kg) won silver after reaching the finals in their weight categories. Fayozbek Valijonov (K44, up to 58 kg) and Umida Mamarajabova (up to 52 kg) also took second place, losing in the finals of para-taekwondo.

In para-athletics, Omadbek Hasanov (class T47) won a silver medal in the long jump with a result of 6.99 m, and Tolibboy Yuldashev (F37) did so in shot put, showing a result of 15.79 m.

Earning Bronze Medals

Seven Uzbek athletes received bronze awards. In women's para-judo, Bonu Babaeva (class J1, up to 52 kg) defeated an athlete from Indonesia, and Fotima Toirova (J1, up to 60 kg) beat a participant from Kazakhstan.

Two representatives of Uzbekistan participated in the men's bronze bout in para-judo: Ibrohimjon Akbarov (J1, up to 70 kg) took third place, defeating Kosim Safarkulov. Para-taekwondo athlete Kizlarkhon Isomiddinova (up to 47 kg) won bronze, defeating her Japanese opponent with a score of 2:0. Muslima Odilova (class S13, 100 m, freestyle) finished third in the para-sailing competition.

Zohira Kozokova also won a bronze medal in the women's discus throw final in class F37/38, achieving a result of 27.84 m. In women's para-taekwondo in class K44 in the weight category up to 52 kg, Karomatay Rustamova defeated Indonesian Ria Juliantini with a score of 2:0.

The Uzbekistan national judo team demonstrated high results at the Aktau Asian Open 2026 international tournament held in Kazakhstan. Over the two days of competition, the athletes collectively won 13 medals.

Five gold medals were won at the tournament. Champions in various weight categories were Fotimahon Tursunboeva (up to 48 kg), Diyora Keldiyorova (up to 52 kg), Nizomiddinkhuja Toshpulatov (up to 73 kg), Mirjalol Normuminov (up to 100 kg), and Mukhammadali Tangriev (over 100 kg).

Silver medals went to Shinar Ibraeva (up to 78 kg) and Ramazan Allaberdiyev (up to 90 kg). Additionally, six more athletes from Uzbekistan managed to win bronze awards.

Halimajon Kurbonova (up to 48 kg), Mukhaiyo Akhmatova (up to 57 kg), Sarvinoz Husanova (up to 63 kg), Farangiz Khodjieva (up to 70 kg), Azizbek Avazmurodov, and Sultanbek Abdushukurov (both in the up to 90 kg category) reached the bronze podium.

In total, the Uzbekistan national team concluded its participation in the tournament by collecting five gold, two silver, and six bronze medals. According to data from the National Olympic Committee, each winner of the competition received 100 points in the world ranking.