The 6th edition of the Vice-President’s Jiu-Jitsu Cup just recently started in Dubai, UAE, with the involvement of elite clubs and extremely ranked professional athletes from throughout the nation. The initial round competitors occurred on Saturday, showcasing the fighters’ remarkable efficiencies and setting the phase for an interesting finals day. The occasion included a varied group of emerging skills and categorized professional athletes from prominent clubs and academies, competing for rewards worth more than Dh 1 million.
Yousif Al Batran, Board Member of the UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation, praised Shabab Al-Ahli Dubai Club for hosting the champion, which is thought about among the most crucial regional competitions. He stressed that the competitors offers an important platform for clubs and academies to evaluate the abilities of professional athletes and assess their development. The competitors are kept in an open belt system, which yields favorable results in regards to efficiency advancement and acquiring important experience.
Thani Majid Binsuleiman, Director of Combat Sports at Shabab Al Ahli Club, highlighted the club’s tactical strategy to promote battle sports, especially jiu-jitsu, and develop a strong structure for the advancement of champs and skills. He stressed that the Vice President’s Cup holds terrific significance for the clubs as it highlights professional athletes from throughout the nation and prepares a powerful generation of professional athletes.
Pablo Mantovani, coach of the Baniyas Jiu-Jitsu Club, revealed his club’s objective to keep the title in the Adult and Under 18 classifications and likewise desire include the title in the Under 16 and Under 14 classifications. He stressed the club’s financial investment in the Under 14 classification and the significance of the Vice President’s Jiu-Jitsu Cup as a test of their work and a stepping stone for the future.
Mustafa Al-Hanafi, a member of the training personnel of the ADMA Martial Arts Academy, highlighted their advancement in the sport of Jiu-Jitsu this season, accomplishing over 15 colored medals in current champions. He stressed the high concern offered to Jiu-Jitsu in the academy and their incorporated program targeted at signing up with the ranks of elite academies in the coming years.
Khaled Al Shehhi, a professional athlete from Al Ain Club, revealed his joy at receiving the finals and highlighted the significance of the Vice President’s Cup as an essential turning point prior to signing up with the nationwide group’s preparatory camp for the World Championship. The UAE nationwide group intends to protect the World Championship title.
Mohammed Al-Suwaidi, representing Baniyas Club, stressed the increasing strength of the competitors in the Vice President’s Jiu-Jitsu Cup with each edition. He revealed the club’s decision and durability in getting rid of difficulties to protect the sought after title.
