In June 2024, Alimardanova competed in the BRICS Games and won the silver medal in the Kumite −50 kg event, losing to Yu Xie in the gold medal match.[1] In September, she competed in the Asian Karate Championships and won the gold medal in the kumite −50 kg event, defeating Hsiao Yun-chen in the final.[2][3]
In May 2025, Alimardanova competed in the Asian Karate Championships, where she won the gold medal, once again in the kumite −50 kg event, defeating Shahmalarani Chandran in the final.[4][5] In October, she competed in the CIS Games and won the gold medal in her category.[6] In November, Alimardanova competed in the Islamic Solidarity Games, losing to Sara Bahmanyar in the gold medal match.[7] Later that month, she competed in the World Karate Championships, where she won the gold medal in the women's kumite 50 kg event. She defeated Shahmalarani in the gold medal match,[8][9] becoming the first Uzbekistani woman to become world champion in kumite.[10][11]
