On Thursday, Moroccan boxers clinched two gold medals and one silver at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto, Italy.
Saïda Lahmidi secured the gold in the under-70 kg category after France’s Maïlys Richaud withdrew before the final.
In the men’s events, Slimane Samghouli captured gold in the under-65 kg category with a narrow 3-2 victory against Algeria’s Ismaïl Bakhchiss.
Widad Bertal earned a silver medal in the under-54 kg category, succumbing to Italy’s Sirine Chaarabi with a score of 4-1 in the final. Bertal reached the final by decisively beating France’s Wassila Lkhadiri 5-0.
Lahmidi advanced to the final after defeating Turkey’s Dilara Sak in the semi-final, with the referee halting the bout due to a pronounced imbalance.
Samghouli’s journey to the final included a dominant 5-0 win over Serbia’s Dmitry Artemovitch Gorbenko.
Earlier, on Wednesday, Moroccan boxers had already secured three bronze medals, thanks to performances by Abdelhak Nadir (-70 kg), Mounia Toutir (-65 kg), and Yasmine Mouttaki (-51 kg).
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