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The national youth and women's kickboxing team made a strong start in the World Championship held in Jesolo, Italy, which sees the participation of 3800 players from 74 countries around the world.
The team achieved five victories on the first day, with Jamal Samreen defeating Ukrainian Dashko Heb, Saad Al-Ldwai defeating Greek Atilko Francisco, Abdul-Ilah Jarrar defeating Irish Finn O'Ewing, Ahmad Al-Bshasha defeating Polish Glwinka Igor, and Zaid Al-Debaj defeating Ukrainian Yarof Eric.
In the remaining matches, Ryan Al-Momeni, Yaman Al-Batush, Mosaab Al-Maghribi, and Omar Al-Batush lost their matches after a commendable fighting performance, while the match of player Amir Abu Al-Nadli was stopped by the tournament doctor's decision to preserve his safety, and he is in good health, praise be to God.
The national team is participating with a delegation headed by the President of the Federation, Abdullah Abu Rumman, under the technical supervision of Muhammad Farhan, coach Murad Al-Jarara, coach Adi Al-Muharram, coach Rawan Al-Hanafi, the delegation's administrator, A'btan Al-Awaishah, and Jordanian referees, international referee Imad Al-Jubour and national referee Tala Al-Rifai, and the delegation's doctor, Dr. Yasser Khair Allah.
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