Adam Nimr Badran Crowned World Kickboxing Champion
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Adam Nimr Badran won the world kickboxing championship in the 47kg Light Contact category in Italy. He was the only member of the national team delegation to secure a world title at the event.
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- Adam Nimr Badran won the world kickboxing championship in the 47kg category.
- The championship was held in Jesolo Lido, Italy, from September 18-27.
- Badran competed as part of the national team delegation.
- He won all five of his matches with a 3-0 score.
- He was the only athlete from his delegation to win a world title.
Adam Nimr Badran, a former European champion, has won the world kickboxing championship in the 47kg Light Contact category. He competed as part of the national team delegation, which included athletes from various Israeli cities and villages. Badran was the sole recipient of this title within the national delegation. His selection for the championship followed a successful career, marked by numerous local and international achievements, and he was accompanied by his coach, Salim Mustafa, and teammates from the M-A-CLUB in Tayibe.
The World Championship took place in Jesolo Lido, Italy, over ten days from September 18 to 27. The event featured over 47 countries and more than 3,000 athletes. Badran distinguished himself through clean play, winning all five of his matches with a decisive 3-0 score. His final victory was against the Irish champion, who secured second place after losing to Badran with a 3-0 score, demonstrating Badran's complete dominance in the bout.