A team of South Sudanese fighters has left Juba for the World Muay Thai Championship in Thailand, which runs from March 4 to March 18. The team includes Abednego Thon, Sky Okony, and James Majok Gau. Officials express confidence in their performance, aiming to promote national pride and unity.
A South Sudanese team has departed from Juba to participate in the World Muay Thai Championship taking place in Thailand from March 4 to March 18. This prestigious tournament features competitors from various nations, including Algeria, Russia, and Brazil, among others. The South Sudan team comprises fighters Abednego Thon (Wizzy), Sky Okony, and James Majok Gau, who are prepared to compete at a high level.
During a departure interview at Juba International Airport, Puro Okello Oboo, President of the South Sudan Kickboxing Federation (SSKF), expressed confidence in the athletes. He stated, “We are traveling to Thailand to represent South Sudan in the ongoing championship. The fighters are prepared and will bring good results.”
Fighter Wizzy articulated his enthusiasm for the opportunity, saying, “We are happy to represent South Sudan. We are hopeful that we will bring home a trophy as a sign of unity.” Sky Okony underscored the significance of Muay Thai in fostering social interaction, remarking, “All eyes of the South Sudanese are on us. We will do our best to make this country proud.”
The World Muay Thai Championship gathers elite athletes globally, emphasizing the sport’s deep cultural heritage and competitive nature. This tournament serves as an important platform for South Sudanese fighters to showcase their skills and promote national pride.
The South Sudanese team is poised to represent their country at the World Muay Thai Championship in Thailand, highlighting their readiness and optimism for success. With key athletes dedicated to achieving commendable results and uplifting national pride, their participation reflects the importance of sports in fostering unity and showcasing cultural traditions.
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