On March 22, 2018 in KI Honbu Dojo, Kancho Hatsuo Royama handed certificate
of the 4th Dan of Kyokushin-kan karate to Secretary General of KWU, Sensei Alexandr Pichkunov.
Sensei Alexandr Pichkunov is Secretary General since his election on regular meeting of the KWU Executive Committee in the framework of the 3rd KWU Kyokushin World Championship 2017 in Ekaterinburg (Russia).
Sensei Pichkunov is Master of sports of international class in Kyokushin karate. In 2008 he has obtained the title of «Master of martial arts».
High education:
In 2001 Mr. Pichkunov has graduated from Perm State Humanitarian Pedagogical University, with diploma in ‘Physical culture and sports’
In 2015 he has graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas with diploma in ‘Jurisprudence’
Kyokushin karate
- Championship of Perm region among juniors 1993-1994, 1st place (over 75 kg),
- The Championship of Russia among juniors 1995, 1997, 1st place (over 75 kg),
- Russian Championship among juniors 1996, 2nd place (over 75 kg),
- Championship of the Armed Forces of Russia among men 1997, Tambov (Russia), 3rd place (over 80 kg),
- Championship of the Urals area among men 1997, 1st place (over 80 kg),
- Russian Championship among men 1999, 3rd place, Perm (Russia), (over 80 kg),
- World Championship in the open weight category 1999, 3rd place, Tokyo (Japan),
- International tournament “Open Cup of Russia” 2000, 2nd place, Ekaterinburg (Russia), (over 90 kg),
- Open European Cup 2000, 1st place, Bergen (Norway), (over 90 kg),
- Russian Championship among men, 1st place, Moscow (Russia), (over 80 kg),
- International Tournament “Open Cup of Russia” 2001, 1st place, Ekaterinburg (Russia), (over 90 kg),
- World Championship in weight categories. 2001, 4th place, Osaka (Japan), (over 90 kg),
- Russian Championship among men 2004, 2nd place, Perm (Russia), (over 90 kg).
Tournaments and Championships in “K-1” version
- “Ichigeki” Tournament 2003, Tokyo (Japan), Victory,
- “Ichigeki” Tournament 2004, Paris (France), Victory,
- “Ichigeki” Tournament 2005, Japan (Tokyo), Victory,
- “Grand Prix K-1” tournament 2005, Osaka (Japan), Victory,
- “Grand Prix K-1” tournament 2005, Tokyo (Japan), Draw,
- “Grand Prix K-1” tournament 2006, Las Vegas (USA), Victory,
- “Grand Prix K-1” tournament 2007, Yokohama (Japan), Victory,
- Tournament “Grand prix of Hawaii” in K-1 2007, Hawaii, 2nd place,
- Grand Prix “Las Vegas Tournament” in K-1 2007, 3rd place,
- Grand Prix K-1 tournament 2008, Japan (Yokohama), Victory,
- Grand Prix Taipei Tournament for K-1 2008, Taipei (China), 2nd place.
