US EditionA teenage bullfighting enthusiast celebrates victories in Bosnia
- Fifteen-Year-Old Junuzovic celebrated her bull Cobra's ninth victory during a bullfighting event last Sunday near Bijelo Polje, central Bosnia.
- Junuzovic trains Cobra daily through long walks and preparation rooted in Bosnia's two-century tradition of relatively bloodless, natural bull dominance contests.
- The event resembled a village fair where thousands gathered to watch bulls clashing and enjoyed grilling, music, and dancing between fights.
- Junuzovic said, "We won and every victory counts" after the opposing bull quit due to being unprepared, continuing Cobra's winning streak.
- Junuzovic's success as one of few female trainers and Cobra's ongoing wins highlight evolving participation in this traditionally male-dominated Bosnian bullfighting culture.
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Young Bullfighter Mirnesa Junuzovic Shines in Bosnia's Bullfighting Scene
In a remarkable display of talent and passion, 15-year-old Mirnesa Junuzovic from Kakanj, Bosnia, has emerged as the youngest bull trainer in the country. Celebrating her victories in the traditional bloodless bullfights, she showcases a unique bond with her bull, Cobra, during competitions held in Bijelo Polje. Key Takeaways Young Talent: Mirnesa Junuzovic is the youngest bull trainer in Bosnia, starting her journey at age 12. Cobra’s Winning …
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