2017 African Muaythai Championships

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The 2017 African Muaythai Championships took place in Kenitra , Morocco from 14 to 17 of December 2017. [1] [2]

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Medalists

Men

[3]
EventGoldSilverBronze
-51 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Walid Senoussi
-54 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Essam Boukdir
-57 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Mohamed Bernoussi
-60 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Badr Hamzaoui
-63.5 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Mehdi Oubahmo
-67 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Mohamed Maghri
-71 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Ahmed Abu Al Wafaa
-75 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Ayoub Lamkadam
-81 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Soufiane Merzak
-86 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Ahmed El Kolali
-91 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Othmane El Fekaki
+91 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Abdessamed Al-Bari

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
-48 kg
-51 kg
-54 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Meryem Moubarik
-57 kgFlag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Sakina Al-Naili
-60 kg
-63.5 kg

Medal table

POSDelegationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Morocco 120214
2 Tunisia 1214
3 Libya 1023

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References

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