The Organizing Committee of the Batumi Wushu Open International Tournament has officially invited athletes and delegations to participate in the 2026 edition of the competition, which is being held from July 30 to August 4 at the Grand Hall of Hotel Euphoria in Batumi, Georgia.

Tournament organizers announced that Alexander Raduntsev of Kazakhstan and Zhuo Haojun of Germany will serve as chief judges. Their appointment is intended to ensure the highest standards of fairness, professionalism, and technical quality throughout the event.

This year’s tournament is expected to attract 250 athletes from 12 countries, making it one of the region’s notable international wushu gatherings. Organizers said the competition will provide an opportunity for athletes to compete at a high level while also strengthening international friendship through sport.

The committee expressed its enthusiasm about welcoming participants to Batumi and described the tournament as a celebration of wushu, sporting excellence, and global unity.

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