Israeli Wins Woman’s World Thai-boxing Championship

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Three cheers for this convert from Mumbai. It's amazing to me how women are into boxing these days when it used to be solely a man's sport. It seems boxing today, for both men and women, involves more than just the fists.

Israeli Wins Woman’s World Thai-boxing Championship
Posted by: Aryeh Savi
March 25, 2014 , 12:26 pm

Sarah Avraham (20), of Kiryat Arba in Judea, won the Woman’s World Thai-Boxing Championship in Thailand last Thursday (Mar. 20). Officially named Muay Thai, the combat sport is dubbed “the art of eight weapons” because of the use of fists, elbows, knees, shins and feet. Sarah has previously won the Israeli championship, and now, after overcoming her Brazilin opponent, has become the world champion.

Sarah has an outstanding life story. Born in Mumbai, she converted to Judaism in 2008 at the age of 14 together with her family and immigrated to Israel following the terror attack on the Chabad House in November of that year. Avraham’s father, Dr. Aaron Avraham, was the friend and family physician of Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, who were murdered when terrorists attacked the Chabad House where they served as emissaries. Sarah and her family felt drawn to the Jewish People, and thus converted and immigrated to Israel.

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Israeli Wins Woman's World Thai-boxing Championship - Israel News
 
Three cheers for this convert from Mumbai. It's amazing to me how women are into boxing these days when it used to be solely a man's sport. It seems boxing today, for both men and women, involves more than just the fists.

Israeli Wins Woman’s World Thai-boxing Championship
Posted by: Aryeh Savi
March 25, 2014 , 12:26 pm

Sarah Avraham (20), of Kiryat Arba in Judea, won the Woman’s World Thai-Boxing Championship in Thailand last Thursday (Mar. 20). Officially named Muay Thai, the combat sport is dubbed “the art of eight weapons” because of the use of fists, elbows, knees, shins and feet. Sarah has previously won the Israeli championship, and now, after overcoming her Brazilin opponent, has become the world champion.

Sarah has an outstanding life story. Born in Mumbai, she converted to Judaism in 2008 at the age of 14 together with her family and immigrated to Israel following the terror attack on the Chabad House in November of that year. Avraham’s father, Dr. Aaron Avraham, was the friend and family physician of Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, who were murdered when terrorists attacked the Chabad House where they served as emissaries. Sarah and her family felt drawn to the Jewish People, and thus converted and immigrated to Israel.

Read more at:

Israeli Wins Woman's World Thai-boxing Championship - Israel News
India had a large community of Jews who fled there from Muslim persecution.
 

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