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El Masslouhi Retains 'Karate Combat' Title
๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‡ฆ Morocco /Sports

El Masslouhi Retains 'Karate Combat' Title

From Hespress · () Arabic

Translated from Arabic, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Moroccan fighter Oussama El Masslouhi successfully defended his Karate Combat middleweight title.
  • He defeated Brazil's Lucas Martins by knockout in the first round in Miami.
  • El Masslouhi dedicated his victory to King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan people.

Moroccan fighter Oussama El Masslouhi has successfully retained his Karate Combat middleweight title, solidifying his dominance in the 77-kilogram division. El Masslouhi secured a decisive victory against Brazilian opponent Lucas Martins, knocking him out in the first round of their bout held in Miami on July 24.

Martins, a seasoned fighter with experience in organizations like the UFC, was considered a significant challenger. However, El Masslouhi's powerful performance led to a swift end to the fight, extending his undefeated record within the Karate Combat organization. This win marks El Masslouhi's first successful title defense since he initially claimed the championship in December 2025.

Following his victory, El Masslouhi dedicated his achievement to King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan people, expressing pride in representing Morocco on the international stage. He highlighted the growing global success of Moroccan sports, extending beyond football into combat sports, where Moroccan athletes are increasingly making their mark internationally. El Masslouhi's continued success underscores the rising profile of Moroccan talent in combat sports worldwide.

The successes achieved by Moroccan sports on the global level are no longer limited to football; they have extended to other sports, especially combat sports, which are increasingly establishing a remarkable Moroccan presence on the international stage.

โ€” Oussama El MasslouhiReflecting on the broader success of Moroccan athletes in various sports after his title defense.
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