Casablanca – Moroccan-Belgian kickboxer Ambar Tesoudali, 15, has claimed another victory at the World Fighting League (WFL) in Antwerp, Belgium, where she defeated Wissal El Idrissi, according to a press release from her representatives.
The bout took place on Sunday at the Lotto Arena during WFL’s War for the Crown event, which brought together fighters from several countries.
This occasion carried particular significance for Tesoudali. Born and raised in Antwerp, she competed in front of family, friends, and local supporters after spending much of the year taking part in competitions abroad.
The event had originally been scheduled for October 3 before organizers postponed it to November 1.
Tesoudali entered the competition with several international results already to her name.
In August, she won gold at the ISKA China Open 2026 in Sanya, China, where she overcame scheduling disruptions and lengthy delays before her final bout.
She also secured a bronze medal at the IFMA European Muay Thai Championships in Paris in October, according to her representatives’ latest press release.
Tesoudali’s experience in combat sports began at the age of five with taekwondo before she moved into kickboxing. She has since competed in several countries, including Morocco, Germany, Italy, and Romania.
Among her earlier achievements is an International Fight Promotion (IFP) youth title in the 46-kilogram division.
Outside kickboxing, Tesoudali has also been involved in Belgian film productions. She served as a stand-in for actress Nora Gharib on Patsers and reportedly had a brief speaking role in Paradijs.
Her sporting schedule is expected to continue beyond Belgium, with planned appearances in Portugal and Greece. Her representatives have also mentioned a possible world title fight in the United Kingdom in April 2027, although the contest has yet to be confirmed.
