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Rafail Aiukaev

Russian taekwondo practitioner (born 1996)

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About Rafail Aiukaev

Rafail Rushanovich Aiukaev (; born 10 November 1996) is a Russian taekwondo practitioner. He was a silver medalist at the 2025 World Taekwondo Championships.

Career From Syzran, he was coached in Taekwondo by Anar and Tural Askerovs.

In 2019 in Bari, Italy, he won the G4 Extra European Taekwondo Championships defeating Alexander Bachmann of Germany in the final of the 87 kg division.

Competing as a Russian Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) he defeated compatriot and 2020 Olympic champion Vladislav Larin in the final of the men’s +87 kg category at the 10th WT Presidents Cup 2025 Europe Region in May 2025 in Sofia, Bulgaria.

He was a silver medalist in the heavyweight division at the 2025 World Taekwondo Championships in China in October 2025, defeating Andrii Harbar of Ukraine and then Caden Cunningham of Great Britain in the semi-final in two rounds (4-2, 9-4), before losing in the final in three rounds against South Korean Kang Sang-hyun.

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