Today's Edition
Abu Dhabi (Aletihad)
The UAE Kickboxing Championship has concluded after three days of intense competition at Space 42 Arena, Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi. With a record-breaking participation of 650 athletes from 41 clubs, this championship marked a new milestone in the UAE’s kickboxing history.
The Tiger Club claimed the top spot, securing an impressive haul of 15 gold, eight silver, and seven bronze medals, dominating the Point Fight and Kick Light categories.
Al Nasr Club followed in second place with 10 gold, 12 silver, and 12 bronze medals, while Al Khaleej Club finished third with nine gold, seven silver, and three bronze medals.
This championship, open to athletes from ages 7 to 40, was a key feature of the UAE Muay Thai and Kickboxing Federation’s comprehensive calendar of events, aimed at fostering talent development and expanding the sport’s reach.
Abdullah Saeed Al Neyadi, President of the Asian and Arab Muay Thai Federations as well as the UAE federation, expressed his pride in the championship’s success.
“We are grateful for the unwavering support of our wise leadership, which continues to drive the development of sports in the UAE. This championship is a testament to the growth and achievements of kickboxing in the country, with record-breaking participation and a vibrant competitive spirit,” Al Neyadi said.
He continued: “As we gear up to host the 2025 World Kickboxing Championship, we are committed to strategic initiatives that expand the sport’s reach, enhance skill levels, and establish the UAE as a global hub for kickboxing. This tournament serves as an important milestone in our journey, further strengthening our development programmes, and setting a new standard for excellence.”
