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Lebanon just scored a knockout moment in the world of MMA! Sylvie Samaha has officially become the first Lebanese woman to win gold at the World MMA Championship, and she did it in style in Tbilisi, Georgia.
On the big stage in Tbilisi, Sylvie Samaha grabbed the spotlight by clinching first place at the international championship. This wasn’t just any win—it was a historic one, as she became the first Lebanese woman ever to take home the gold at this level. The crowd went wild as she celebrated, Lebanese flag held high and a huge smile on her face.
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Sylvie didn’t just show up—she dominated the women’s over-21 division at 52.2 kg, battling it out against more than 600 fighters from over 30 countries. The action was intense, with Sylvie showing off her grappling skills and finishing her opponent with a slick submission. The referee called it, and the arena erupted as she raised her arms in victory.
This win is a huge deal for Lebanese sports, putting Sylvie Samaha on the map and inspiring a whole new generation of fighters. With her gold medal and a place in the history books, Sylvie’s victory is one for the ages—and Lebanon couldn’t be prouder!
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