The tickets is now on sale. The fans willing to attend the matches in Sofia and Varna may already purchase their tickets online at very attractive prices.
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So Georgi is the setter and Valentin is the spiker OR it’s the other way around? LOL! If you’ve ever been confused about the famous Bulgarian volleyball twins, this article released by cev.lu will for sure help all of us differentiate Volleywood’s Power Twins.
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Once more Matey Kaziyski has been voted Bulgaria’s Volleyball player of the Year after receiving 4,400 of the 13,938 votes cast by readers of the country’s leading website, Sportal.bg.
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The Bulgarian volleyball superstar will undergo a shoulder surgery very soon and will need 6-8 months to recover. If things go well, Tsetso will return to the court as early as January 2016.
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2012 My Volleywood Idol Matey Kaziyski is having A GREAT SEASON indeed! Check out this epic performance by the Bulgarian player who scored 8 ACES in one match versus Zaksa during the CEV Cup Semifinal Round.
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Russia Is Still Europe’s #1 Team!
Just like themen’s team, the women’s team remains as THE #1 TEAM in Europe. Kosheleva and Team had a disappointing World Champs but they still remain on top!
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Russia wins the 12th edition of the Hubert Wagner Memorial tournament. Poland, Bulgaria and China also took part in the 3-day competition.
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Source tells Volleywood that Bulgarian volleyball superstar & 2012 My Volleywood Idol Matey Kaziyski is reportedly planning on buying a new car worth more than $250,000!!!
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Bulgarian volleyball superstar and 2013 My Volleywood Idol has announced via Twitter and Facebook that he and his wifey are expecting their first child. Congrats!!!
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Ouch! After a very disappointing 2014 World League performance (1 win and 11 losses), Sokolov and Bulgaria have been replaced by Australia in the Elite 8 a.k.a Group I.
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The Rise Of Tsvetan Sokolov
It’s hard to imagine Bulgaria, who finished fourth at the Olympics, without Sokolov in their world-class squad – and the story of his rise to fame reads like a fairy tale.
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Camillo Placi, the Italian head coach of the Bulgarian men’s national team, has resigned, citing “personal reasons” for his decision. Assistant coach Naydenov will replace him.