Baniyas Maintains Lead On Day 2 Of Round 7 Of Khaled Bin Mohamed Bin Zayed Jiu-Jitsu Championship
UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News / WAM - 19th Sep, 2026
ABU DHABI, (08:00 PM) - Baniyas Jiu-Jitsu Club maintained its lead on Day 2 of Round 7 of the Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Jiu-Jitsu Championship at Mubadala Arena in Abu Dhabi on Saturday. Al Jazira Jiu-Jitsu Club finished the day in second place, with M.O.D UAE third.
The second day featured the kids categories, with boys and girls from clubs and academies across the UAE competing. A strong turnout of families and spectators created a vibrant atmosphere, with parents cheering on their young athletes.
The young competitors showcased their skills in a series of closely contested matches. The event provided valuable match experience for the athletes while highlighting the work of clubs and academies in developing talent throughout the UAE.
The competitions were attended by:
- Mohammed Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Ambassador to the Russian Federation
- Mohamed Salem Al Dhaheri, Vice Chairman of the UAE Jiu-Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts Federation
- Abdulla Abdulalee Abdulla Al Humaidan, Secretary General of Zayed Higher Organisation for People of Determination
- Humaid Mohammed Al Ketbi, board Member of the UAE Jiu-Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts Federation
alongside Federation officials and representatives of partners, sponsors, clubs, and academies. They presented medals to the winners.
Humaid Mohammed Al Ketbi stated:
"The strong participation in the Kids categories demonstrates the growing interest in jiu-jitsu and the success of clubs and academies in introducing young athletes to the sport and helping them develop. Youth development is a key aspect of the Federation’s agenda."
He continued, emphasizing the importance of these competitions in teaching athletes discipline, commitment, and respect, while also providing a platform for them to gain experience and improve their skills.
Mohammed Al Ketbi, father of Rashid, a Dento Dojo athlete competing on Saturday, shared:
"Rashid, along with his two brothers, has been practicing jiu-jitsu for four months. The sport has improved their discipline, confidence, and commitment. Competing in championships also motivates them to train harder."