Dmitriy Shokin
Date of Birth: May 30, 1992
Weight Category: +87 kg
Achievements and Awards:

• 2015 World Champion (Chelyabinsk) — the first World Champion in taekwondo in Uzbekistan's history
• Final victory over Firman Zoku (Côte d’Ivoire)
• 2014 Asian Champion (Tashkent)
• 2016 Asian Champion (Manila)

Nikita Rafalovich
Date of Birth: October 10, 1993
Achievements and Awards:

• Silver medalist at the 2015 World Championship (Russia)
• Asian Games Champion
• Ranked in the top 5 of the WT world ranking

Svetlana Osipova
Weight Category: +67 kg
Achievements and Awards:

• 2021 Asian Champion
• 2023 Asian Games Champion (Hangzhou)
• Silver medalist at international G-series tournaments
• Participant of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
• Ranked among the world’s top 10 athletes in her weight category

Rashitov Ulugbek Ismatullayevich
Date of Birth: March 23, 2002
Weight Category: 68 kg
Achievements and Awards:

• Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games — 1st place
• Paris 2024 Olympic Games — 1st place
• 2023 World Championship (Baku, Azerbaijan) — 3rd place
• Holder of the "El-yurt hurmati" Order
• Recipient of the honorary title "Pride of Uzbekistan"

Jasur Baykuziyev
Date of Birth: September 4, 1986
Weight Category: -87 kg
Achievements and Awards:

• 2014 Asian Games Gold Medal — the first taekwondo athlete from Uzbekistan to win a gold medal
• Victory in the -87 kg weight category (Incheon, South Korea)
• 2015 World Championship Silver Medal

2017 Islamic Solidarity Games (Baku, Azerbaijan) — Gold Medal (–58 kg)
2017 Asian Championship (Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam) — Bronze Medal (–58 kg)
2018 Asian Games (Jakarta, Indonesia) — Silver Medal (–58 kg)

2014 — Silver medalist at the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing (China) in the -63 kg weight category.
2017 — Participant of the Asian Taekwondo Championship.
2018 — Represented Uzbekistan at the Taekwondo Grand Prix in Moscow.

2023 World Championship (Baku, Azerbaijan): Won a bronze medal in the -54 kg weight category.
Defeated opponents from Colombia and Germany.
In the semifinal, lost to South Korean athlete Park Tae Jun with a score of 1:2.

2023 World Championship (Baku, Azerbaijan) — 3rd place
2022 World Championship (Guadalajara, Mexico) — 3rd place