INDREK ELLAMAA - ESTONIAN CHAMPION

The opponent of Indrek Ellamaa was veteran from Tallinn "Riveta" club Vadim Novikov, whom he allready has won last year on Ida-virumaa Open Championships.
Now Indrek has won Novikov with the score 3:0. After the match Novikov oficialy said that he is leaving the kickboxing ring. PICTURES

REELIKA ROOLAHT WAS NOT ABLE TO WIN MARIA ALEKSEYEVA
First experience in full-contact match has not bring Reelika Roolaht the gold medal. In the weight division over 70 kg there were no opponents for Reelika. In weight -70 kg there were two of them and both from "Budo" club. They agreed to let her fight in their weight division. In semi-finals Reelika won Jekaterina Vlassova (PICTURES),but lost in finals to Maria Alekseyeva.
It was an even fight. Reelika was several times giving Alekseyeva hard punches, but she could resist and won by the desision of judges 2:1.
Referees desision by rounds:
Judge nr. By punches and kicks By points in rounds Winner
1 2 3 1 2 3
1 6 : 8 5 : 4 3 : 3 9 : 10 10 : 9 10 : 10 Alekseyeva
2 10 : 12 10 : 7 5 : 6 9 : 10 10 : 9 9 : 10 Alekseyeva
3 5 : 8 7 : 5 8 : 6 9 : 10 10 : 9 10 : 9 Roolaht

Judge nr1 gave win to Maria Alekseyeva, judge nr3 - to Reelika Roolaht, judge nr2 counted equal points, but gave win to Maria Alekseyeva, becase he desided that she has a better kickboxing style. Of cause the count of punches and kicks of judge nr2 is a little bit strange. First round Reelika lost in the unanimous desision, the second round Reelika has won by same unanimous desision, she was continuosly growing he tempo and score. The third round was discussible in count of punches and kicks. Here is too many questions to judges about their counting system. PICTURES
Congradulations to Maria Alekseyeva! Reelika Roolaht will have everithing in future!

OLAF VAHER COULD NOT DEFEND HIS TYTLE

Olaf Vaher is junior. But last year he has won an Estonian Tytle in senjors, crashing the coach of "Riveta" club Talis Kitsing. This year he was defending his tytle against 30 years old guy from "Budo" club Vitali Yevstigneyev (Olaf is 17 years old). Yevstigneyev was fighting very strongly and won by points 2:1, besides the first round by unanimous desision has won Olaf Vaher, and lost unanimously the last, the decision of punches and kicks in the second round was different. The bout was very dramatic and bloody, Olaf broked the nose of Vitali Yevstigneyev, and his opponent painted the left eye of Olaf in dark colour. PICTURES

THE OFFISIAL RESULTS OF ESTONIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS IN FULL-CONTACT AND LOW-KICKBOXING:
Cadets
KFC-28 1. Aleks Zivtjuk (Kick-Jab)
KFC-52 1. Vjatseslav Kovalenko (kick-Jab)
KFC-65+ 1. Eiko Rapur (Tugev Tahe)
KFC-37 1. Pavel Kotov (Kick-Jab)
2. Eik Laasik (Tugev Tahe)
KFC-42 1. Rain Karlson (Riveta)
2. Jegor Gavrusev (Shaolin)
3. Karel Podra (Tugev Tahe)
KFC-42 1. Marko Aunapuu (Tugev Tahe)
2. Olev Roos (Tugev Tahe)
3. Artur Kaljuvee (Budo)
3. Jevgeni Dvoretski (Budo)
KFC-47 1. Vassili Korsak (Konkiro)
2. Pavel Beljakov (Budo)

Juniors
JFC-54 1. Andrei Groznov (Rovesnik)
2. Raido Murusalu (Riveta)
JFC-60 1. Maanus Magerin (Klan)
2. Oskar Ojap (Klan)
3. Herki Sinijarv (Tugev Tahe)
3. Edgar Fjodorov (Tugev Tahe)
JFC-63,5 1. Andrei Baranov (Konkiro)
2. Anatoli Dokutsajev (Budo)
JFC-67 1. Ainar Karlson (Riveta)
2. Vitali Semjonov (Budo)

JFC-71 1. Aleksandr Grigirjev (Konkiro)
2. Viktor Naroznoi (Budo)
3. Silver Saks (Klan)
JFC-75 1. Mark Sigajev (Muay-Thai)
2. Nikita Volossatov (Konkiro)
3. Herki Mau (Riveta)

Female
FFC-70 1. Maria Aleksejeva (Budo)
2. Reelika RoolAHT (Shaolin)
3. Jekaterina Vlassova (Budo)

Male
MFC-63,5 1. Renat Maslennikov (Kick-Jab)
2. Vladimir Velitsko (Budo)
MFC-75 1. Priit Poobo (Riveta)
2. Oleg Tsakuhhin (Klan)
MFC-91 1. Valeri Jevstignejev (Budo)
2. Olaf Vaher (Shaolin)
MLK-63,5 1. Aleksei Mihhejev (Budo)
2. Oleg Issajev (Konkiro)
MLK-71 1. Aleksandr Gustsa (Budo)
2. Reno Toss (Viljandi)
3. Sergei Ivanotsev (JSK)
MLK-75 1. Eduard Kouhhija (Budo)
2. Raimondo Laikre (Viljandi)
MLK-81 1. Indrek Ellamaa (Shaolin)
2. Vadim Novikov (Riveta)
MLK-86 1. Ivan Nikolajev (Budo)
2. Vahur Mesikapp (Budo)