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Golden Hat-Trick: Iran’s Junior Wushu Team Makes History

by خانم هاشمی

On Day Four of the Asian Junior Wushu Championships in China, Iran’s national junior wushu team made history by capturing three prestigious gold medals. Stellar performances from Yekta Adibi, Rezvan Muchani, and Saba Ramian brought pride and acclaim.


A Historic Shine: Iran’s Young Warriors Dominate Asia

In a dazzling display on the fourth and final day of the Asian Junior Wushu Championships in Jiangyin, China, Iran’s junior athletes secured three gold medals, creating one of the most memorable days in the country’s wushu history.

Yekta Adibi (‑52 kg, Sanda) and Rezvan Muchani (‑60 kg, Sanda) delivered powerful, commanding wins over strong opponents to clinch their golds. Meanwhile, Saba Ramian earned gold in Taolu (Nandao form) with a standout score of 9.226.


Champions Who Changed the Narrative

Adibi and Muchani dominated their final bouts with clear margins, overcoming tough adversaries to take the top spots. Ramian’s flawless execution of delicate and balanced techniques earned her unanimous praise from the judges.


A Golden Day: Unprecedented Glory for Iran

These golds came despite significant training limitations and minimal resources for Iran’s youth team. Yet their fighting spirit and exceptional talent lifted the Iranian flag high among Asia’s elite competitors.

Golden Hat-Trick: Iran’s Youth
The Asian Junior Wushu Championships concluded with Saba Ramian winning gold in Taolu and the girls’ Duilian team securing fourth place.

Athlete Highlights: Day Four Heroes

  • Yekta Adibi (‑52 kg, Sanda): Rapid and technically sharp
  • Rezvan Muchani (‑60 kg, Sanda): Powerful strikes, strategic mastery
  • Saba Ramian (Taolu, Nandao): Elegant, precise, balanced—captivated judges with a 9.226 score

Eye‑Catching Stats

  • Iran achieved five straight wins in a single day
  • Fly‑high taolu average score above 9.1
  • Sanda bouts won by a consistent 3–1 margin
  • Iran climbed three places in the overall medal table
  • This marks Iran’s best-ever performance in youth wushu—outpacing regional powers like China and Vietnam

A Bright Path Forward: From Juniors to the Olympics

This generation’s success signals a promising future for Iran’s senior national team. Yet transforming today’s achievements into world and Olympic medals demands continued support. Will Iran’s sports authorities step up to nurture these rising stars?

On a day when Iran rewrote its wushu legacy, one thing was clear: the next generation is ready to conquer even greater heights.

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