The UAE national anthem is played 11 times at the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
The national jiu-jitsu team has become closer to retaining the title of the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship in its 27th edition, which is currently being held at the Jiu-Jitsu Arena in Zayed Sports City, under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, member of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council and Head of the Abu Dhabi Executive Office, with the participation of 2,000 players from 70 countries. Today, Monday, he won 11 gold medals, with the Emirati national anthem played 11 times.
The UAE leads the overall total of gold medals with 26 medals, ahead of Kazakhstan with 21 medals, and Germany with 16 medals.
Today, Monday, the UAE champions for the under-21 youth category managed to continue to shine on the rug and raise the country's balance in the tournament to 63 colored medals, 26 gold, 17 silver and 20 bronze.
The UAE also won the award for the best team for the under-21 category, and the best national federation that achieved the largest number of gold medals in one day.
And today, Hamda Al Shukaili (45 kg), Balqis Al Hashemi (48 kg), Asmaa Al Hosani (52 kg), Fakhira Al Mansouri (over 70 kg), Omar Al Suwaidi (56 kg), and Khaled Al Shehhi (weight) won the gold today. 62 kg), Shamma Al-Kalbani (63 kg), Mahdi Al-Awlaki (77 kg), Saeed Al-Kubaisi (85 kg), Salem Zayed (94 kg), and Hazza Farhan (over 94 kg).
The silver medals went to Sarah Al Hammadi (45 kg), Shamsa Al Ameri (52 kg), and Mayed Al Shehhi (62 kg), while the bronze medals were won by Alia Al Dhanhani (57 kg) and Saud Al Hosani (62 kg). ), and Hamed Al-Hinai (94 kg).
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