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Scorpion 1-1 Fight Day Results

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CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE

الحمد لله،
We had a great day at the Scorpion 1-1 Fight Day in Barnsley.
 
Congratulations to all the fighters, parents, families and supporters, and جزاكم الله خير to everyone who attended and remembered us in their Duas…
 
There was some excellent performances, a great first competition for most of the kids and experience gained. Onto the next one, In’sha’Allah Premier in June will be the next…
 
Scroll down for our Squads Results & Highlights ⬇️

Results: [14 Students]

  • X7 Gold 🥇
  • X10 Silver 🥈

Dawood Nana 🥈

Abdul-Kareem Aswat 🥈

Eesa Variava 🥈

Muhammad Umar Ahmed 🥈🥈

Hamzah Nana 🥇

Ahmad Muhammad 🥇

Ismail Dabhelia 🥇

Shayaan Jawad 🥈

Umair Dilpazir 🥇🥇

Hadia Haroon 🥇

Maryam Vachhiat 🥈

Maryam Amjid🥈

Ayra Zohib 🥈

Humairah Ahmed 🥇🥈

Fighter of the Tournament: Umair Dilpazir – 2 Fights – 2 Wins = X2 Gold 🥇

Boys Vs Girls:

Boys:

X5 Gold 🥇 | X6 Silver 🥈

= 43 Points

Girls:

X2 Gold 🥇 | X4 Silver 🥈

= 22 Points

Boys Win 🏆

Scorpion 1-1 Fight Day Highlights 2022

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3 thoughts on “Scorpion 1-1 Fight Day Results

  1. Hi,
    It’s Abdul Kareem Aswat here,
    I just wanted to say that the 1-1 scorpion fighting tournament was incorrect, not because of you, but because of the judge. It was gold not silver I should have got. Do you agree.
    Thank you.

    1. السلام عليكم
      Yes, it was a long time ago, but if I remember correctly, you are correct.
      It was what it was. You have to understand the level of competition and accordingly understand the result. There are different levels of tournaments. Right at the bottom of that tier is ‘1-1’ Tournaments, they are nothing special, the athletes are mostly new, and so are the referees and everyone else so the level of accuracy of the result, especially being manual scoring is not very accurate. I’m not trying to speak negative about ‘1-1’ Tournaments. They have their place in Taekwondo but you have to understand it as part of the system. Generally the system involves new fighters competing at ‘1-1’ level for a few tournaments and then going into ‘Open’ Tournaments, after a good few years of participating in these, fighters can go into national championships and international tournaments as well. After some time in this block, fighters can start representing their country at european/world championship level eventually leading to Olympic selection which has it’s own system. Its a process you have to go through, you will win, you will lose, you will feel you got cheated. Its just part of the process. Now those fighters who understand this, persevere and have the patience will eventually start getting those consistent wins but then again you’re bound to have set backs etc. It’s all a process (like I keep repeating). So anyways regarding what your saying, I understand for every new fighter especially, it means the world (that one tournament) but its just a tiny stepping stone. I hope that helps you to be at ease and to understand In’sha’Allah.

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