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Viktor Poletaev
Poletaev is the golden boy of Russian Volleyball. In only 6 months the 18-year old has won gold in all major tournaments he entered.
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Alexey Spiridonov Disses Club Team
Alexey and the Russian Team played a friendly match versus Dynamo Krasnodar. They played a 5 set match with Russia winning all sets with Alexey calling the other team “WEAK”.
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The 2 time World Champion has been cut from the Russian National Team just weeks before the upcoming European Championship.
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Watch this video of Russia’s Natalia Goncharova screaming in Fernanda Garay’s face after she blocks the Brazilian hitter. It looks like Goncha is still bitter from Russia’s defeat in London a year ago.
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We can’t believe Koshe is still NOT okay and she’d most likely miss this year’s Grand Prix. Russia’s coach reveals that Tatiana Kosheleva will most likely miss the GP due to physical problems. SAD.
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After yesterday’s match between Russia 3-2 Brazil for the first day of the World League Finals, Coach Rezende publicly called the Russian hitter an athlete who is “mentally ill”. Such a bad boy!
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2012 Olympic Champion & Russian tower Dmitriy Muserskiy will finally play in the starting 6 versus Germany in their World League match later today according to a source.
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Not a good news at all. 2012 Olympic Champion, Maxim Mikhaylov, might not play for Russia at the 2013 CEV Men’s European Championship due a to shoulder injury.
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Volleywood’s “Mr. Bad Boy” Alexey Spiridonov said that Italian coach Mauro Berruto is a “lunatic”. Coaches of both teams also had a heated exchange of words after the match.
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Ekaterina Gamova
The 2 time World Champion from Russia, Ekaterina Gamova, gets more personal during her guesting at a radio station in Moscow, TV Centr.
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Russia 2013 WL Roster
With a new coach and a new Olympic cycle, comes new faces on the NT. Check out Russia’s roster for the 2013 FIVB World League!
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Zenit Kazan Hires Lukasz Zygadlo
After playing for Fakel, the 2012 World League champion from Poland will now play for another Russian club team, Zenit Kazan. Lukasz reportedly signed a 2 year contract to replace Italian setter Valerio Vermiglio.