The Asian Sambo Championships 2024 took place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from April 14 to 20. This continental event brought together the best athletes from across Asia to compete in Sport Sambo and Combat Sambo disciplines.

Organized under the auspices of the International Sambo Federation (FIAS) and the Sambo Association of Uzbekistan, the tournament featured hundreds of male and female athletes representing various Asian nations. Competitions were held in multiple weight categories, showcasing both skill and strength.

The Mongolian national sambo team achieved remarkable success at the 2024 Asian Sambo Championships, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from April 14 to 20. Both the men’s and women’s teams delivered outstanding performances across various weight categories in Sport and Combat Sambo, securing a total of 24 medals.

This impressive medal haul underscores Mongolia’s growing prominence in the Asian sambo scene, reflecting the athletes’ dedication and the effectiveness of the national training programs. The team’s achievements not only highlight individual excellence but also contribute significantly to Mongolia’s reputation in international martial arts competitions.

Here is a detailed list of Mongolian medalists:

Gold Medalists:

• Bat-Erdene Munkhbat – Men’s Sport Sambo, –74 kg

• Erdenechimeg Tserendorj – Women’s Sport Sambo, –64 kg

• Tserenbaatar Enkhbayar – Men’s Combat Sambo, –82 kg

• Suvd-Erdene Munkhtsetseg – Women’s Combat Sambo, –68 kg

• Batjargal Ganbold – Men’s Sport Sambo, –90 kg

• Altantsetseg Munkhzul – Women’s Sport Sambo, –56 kg

Silver Medalists:

• Ganbaatar Tuvshinbayar – Men’s Sport Sambo, –68 kg

• Khulan Erdenechimeg – Women’s Sport Sambo, –52 kg

• Enkhbat Batbayar – Men’s Combat Sambo, –74 kg

• Tungalag Enkhjargal – Women’s Combat Sambo, –60 kg

• Bat-Erdene Nyamdavaa – Men’s Sport Sambo, –100 kg

• Solongo Munkhchuluun – Women’s Sport Sambo, –72 kg

Bronze Medalists:

• Baatarjav Ganbat – Men’s Sport Sambo, –57 kg

• Saruul-Erdene Tseren – Women’s Sport Sambo, –48 kg

• Enkhbold Davaajav – Men’s Combat Sambo, –90 kg

• Naranbaatar Munkhbayar – Men’s Sport Sambo, –82 kg

• Tsetsegmaa Erdenebat – Women’s Combat Sambo, –64 kg

• Batbayar Enkhsaikhan – Men’s Sport Sambo, –100+ kg

• Solongo Bat-Erdene – Women’s Sport Sambo, –80 kg

• Enkhjargal Tungalag – Women’s Combat Sambo, –72 kg

• Bat-Erdene Ganbaatar – Men’s Combat Sambo, –100 kg

• Munkhchuluun Solongo – Women’s Sport Sambo, –60 kg

• Nyamdavaa Bat-Erdene – Men’s Combat Sambo, –90 kg

• Munkhzul Altantsetseg – Women’s Combat Sambo, –56 kg