The UAE Jiu-Jitsu National Team delivered a remarkable showing at the 6th Asian Beach Games in Sanya, China, underlining their continued rise as a competitive force in the sport across Asia. The team concluded the tournament with an impressive tally of six medals, including two gold, two silver, and two bronze, reflecting both depth and consistency across multiple weight categories.
This strong performance highlights the effectiveness of the UAE’s structured training programs and long-term investment in developing world-class athletes. Competing against some of the region’s top talent, the team demonstrated technical skill, discipline, and resilience throughout the competition, reinforcing their reputation on the continental stage.
Among the standout performers, Mahdi Al Awlaqi delivered an excellent display in the 77kg division, securing a silver medal after a series of hard-fought bouts. Meanwhile, Shamsa Al Ameri showcased determination and skill in the 57kg category, earning a bronze medal and further contributing to the team’s overall success. Their achievements, along with those of their teammates, reflect the UAE’s growing prominence in international jiu-jitsu and its ability to consistently produce high-level competitors capable of excelling on major platforms.
