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ARG M: National title seems closer to Bolívar – comes Cuban Sánchez Bozhulev!

by WoV
source: bolivarvoley.com; Photos: oncubamagazine.com

The Argentinian runners-up, Personal Bolívar, began 2016 furiously by achieving two consecutive wins in the national championship. Their expectations are even higher now as they brought new opposite.


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Bolívar closed the signing of Cuban Michael Sánchez Bozhulev, who comes to play the second part of the season including playoffs.

The 29-year-old Ukrainian-born opposite comes from South Korean team Korean Air Jumbos with reputation of a scoring record holder – he holds the world record for points scored in one set. Playing for Jumbos against Rush&Cash in the Korean league he scored 31 points in one set, which was the longest set in the history of volleyball. It ended for the team of Sánchez (56-54).

He played for the Cuban National Team that won the bronze medal at the 2007 Pan American Games and participated in three editions of the FIVB World League. Sánchez took a few medals on a club level as well.

He parted ways with Jumbos in early December after suffering a hand injury, but already quite recovered and will be available soon for Bolívar.

 

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Axe January 14, 2016 - 10:56 am

It’s like that in Korea: you can be the best scorer but once you get injured they send you away and take another!

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