After a long week and months of training, the final gold medals were won today in front of a large crowd at the Stade Georges Carpentier in Paris. Among the dignitaries present and involved in the medal ceremonies were Patrick Karam, vice-president for youth and sport in the Ile-De-France region, and Alexander Schicklick from UNESCO. […]
One table was the centre of attention before the bouts began today; the table covered in gold, silver and bronze medals. Every athlete who entered the hall knew they had a chance to take one home today, everything depending on their heart and skills. (see video below)
The European Muaythai Federation board met in Paris during the championships, and discussed future plans for 2018 and beyond.
You could pick the most popular bouts today based on the volume level in the crowd. And that gives you two women’s bouts both between France and Russia, and one male bout between Turkey and France in the heavyweight division. (video below)
The bouts today covered male, female and youth bouts with great excitement all the way to the end when the heavyweight male athletes were in the ring.
One sixteen year old athlete at the European Championships has been on a longer journey than most to reach the rings for his bout tomorrow.
Today saw 36 bouts across two rings in male and female divisions, with a defending champions including Patricia Axling and Vasyl Sorokin advancing again. (video below)
Today the first bouts got underway in Paris starting after the opening ceremony with a cracking bout between host France and Portugal.
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