Kyrgyz Kickboxer Claims Gold at World Combat Games
Title: Kyrgyzstan Wins Gold at World Combat Games in Riyadh
Date: October 28, 2023
Bishkek – 24.kg news agency – The World Combat Games, currently being held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, witnessed a remarkable victory for Kyrgyzstan. Kickboxer Abror Khakimov emerged victorious in the low-kick discipline (up to 71 kilograms), securing a gold medal for his country.
Competing against an athlete from France, Khakimov displayed exceptional skill and determination, ultimately defeating his opponent in the final match. His triumph adds yet another accolade to Kyrgyzstan’s growing medal tally at the Games.
With this recent gold medal, Kyrgyzstan now boasts a total of five gold, two silver, and seven bronze medals, solidifying their position among the top-performing nations. Currently, the Kyrgyzstan team holds the 8th place in the overall team standings.
The World Combat Games, a platform for martial artists from around the world to showcase their skills, has proven to be a successful endeavor for Kyrgyzstan thus far. The country’s athletes have consistently demonstrated their abilities and determination, earning recognition and respect on an international stage.
As the Games continue, the Kyrgyzstan team looks forward to further success and will undoubtedly strive to add more medals to their impressive collection. The achievements of these athletes serve as a testament to their hard work, talent, and the support they receive from their nation.
The World Combat Games not only provide a platform for athletes to compete but also serve as an opportunity for cultural exchange and celebration of the martial arts. As fans and supporters eagerly follow the progress of the Games, Kyrgyzstan remains proud of its athletes and their outstanding performance.
The 24.kg news agency will continue to provide updates on the World Combat Games, ensuring that readers stay informed about the latest achievements and noteworthy moments in this prestigious sporting event.
By Anastasia MOKRENKO
