HUGE PARTICIPATION FOR JORDAN KICKBOXING CHAMPS

The Jordan Open Kickboxing Championship (K-1) concluded on Saturday evening at Prince Rashid Hall for Martial Arts in Al Hussein Youth City.
The event was organised by the Jordan Kickboxing Federation for the men’s and youth categories and was held over three days in a highly competitive atmosphere in front of a large crowd.
It was the first edition in the federation’s history, featuring a dedicated and standalone championship for the K-1 style.
The initiative aims to highlight the discipline and elevate the technical level of fighters, in line with international standards expected at major global events.
Over 150 athletes participated representing 25 clubs, centres and academies from across the Kingdom with fighters divided into three main age categories: Youth (15–16 years), Youth (17–18 years), and Men.
Championship Director, Abdullah Abu Rumman, said the event served as an important evaluation platform for the technical staff, adding that the top performers will be drafted into the national teams for upcoming international competitions.
The Federation President, Mohammad Al-Jariri, alongside Colonel Fadi Abu Khait, Director of the Stadium Security Unit, and board members, Mr. Abdullah Abu Rumman, Ms. Iman Abaza, Mr. Yasser Khalifat, and Mr. Ibrahim Al-Zureiqi, crowned the winners across the various categories.