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Three sisters from Felgueiras represent Portugal at the World Kickboxing Championship

Felgueiras Diário14 September 2026 at 16:44

The athletes Ana Gonçalves, Lara Gonçalves and Ariana Gonçalves, three sisters from Felgueiras and members of the Felgueiras Kickboxing and Muaythai Association, will represent Portugal at the 2026 World Kickboxing Championship, a competition organized by ISKA that will take place between November 5 and 8 in Madrid, Spain.

The three sisters will each compete in their respective categories, with the aim of winning medals in this renowned international competition, which features athletes from over a hundred countries.

The Felgueiras Kickboxing and Muaythai Association has called on all Felgueiras residents who wish to support the athletes in this world participation, inviting them to do so through the means made available on the association's digital platforms.

Why this matters

Readers from Felgueiras have the opportunity to follow and support three local athletes who bring the name of the municipality to a worldwide sporting competition, reinforcing the region's sporting visibility. The Felgueiras Kickboxing and Muaythai Association also appeals to the local community to follow the athletes' participation through its digital platforms.

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