South Sudanese Fighters Depart Juba for World Muay Thai Championship

A team of South Sudanese fighters has left Juba to compete in the World Muay Thai Championship in Thailand from March 4 to March 18. Represented by Abednego Thon (Wizzy), Sky Okony, and James Majok Gau, they aim to achieve positive results and promote national pride. The President of the South Sudan Kickboxing Federation expressed confidence in their preparation and ability to compete successfully.

A contingent of South Sudanese fighters has departed from Juba to participate in the World Muay Thai Championship in Thailand, which is scheduled from March 4 to March 18. The South Sudanese team consists of athletes Abednego Thon (Wizzy), Sky Okony, and James Majok Gau, who are set to compete against teams from various countries such as Algeria, Russia, Netherlands, and more.

Puro Okello Oboo, the President of the South Sudan Kickboxing Federation (SSKF), stated that the athletes are fully prepared to achieve positive results at the championship. He expressed confidence in their ability to compete effectively, emphasizing their commitment to bringing glory to South Sudan.

Wizzy, one of the fighters, conveyed his gratitude for the opportunity to represent his country and expressed optimism about bringing home a trophy as a symbol of national solidarity. Similarly, Okony highlighted the role of sports in fostering social connections, reassuring the public of their determination to make South Sudan proud in this international arena.

The World Muay Thai Championship is renowned for featuring elite fighters worldwide, representing the sport’s rich heritage and competitive essence, and South Sudan is eager to make its mark in this prestigious event.

In summary, the South Sudanese team is poised to represent their nation at the World Muay Thai Championship in Thailand, participating against skilled competitors from around the globe. With strong support from the South Sudan Kickboxing Federation and a determination to showcase their skills, these athletes aim to achieve commendable results and foster national pride. Their participation symbolizes hope and unity for South Sudan.

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