Gurbanova Adila Gorkhmaz was born on April 19, 1990 in Baku. She is Azerbaijani by nationality. Her father is Gurbanov Gorkhmaz Agababa, an honored artist of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and a well-known dancer, and her mother is the daughter of Huseynzade Yagut Imamverdi, a Persian translator.[1]
From 1996 to 2007, she studied in the English-oriented class of Khatai district secondary school No. 27 in Russian language. She studied at Azerbaijan State University of Economics in 2007-2012.
Adila Gurbanova started a family life in 2021. Her husband is Agayev Tural, a well-known fitness instructor in the Azerbaijan Republic. After that, she changed her surname and adopted the surname Aghayeva. She does not have a child.
Adila Gurbanova's husband Tural Agayev is a world and European champion. He is a member of the Federation of Okinawa-karate-do and Kobudu types of Azerbaijan. At the same time, he is a sport master and a well-known fitness trainer in the Republic of Azerbaijan.
She started her sports career in 1998 at the "Central Army Sports Club" with Elmira Babayeva. In 2004, she started learning the secrets of karate with Saida Bashirova. Later, she was invited to the national team because of her score in the competition. After that time, she continued sports training and competition preparations with Vahid Ayvazov. Since 2017, she has started practicing powerlifting.
Activity
editAdila Gurbanova continued her career as a professional athlete in 2005-2019. During these years, she represented our country in various arenas, won medals and certificates of various degrees and sang the national anthem of Azerbaijan.
In May 2006, the team took first place in karate at the international tournament in Chernivtsi, Ukraine.
She participated in the 22nd World Karate Championship held in Bremen, Germany on September 5-9, 2014.
She competed in karate at the "Bosphorus Open" international tournament, which took place in Istanbul on May 1-4, 2015 , and took the 2nd place and won a silver medal for our country .
On May 22-23, 2015, he participated in the 4th International Karate Tournament held in Doha, the capital of Qatar, and took the 2nd place among the silver medalists in karate.
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