Libreville, Gabon — On May 29, 2026, at the grandeur of the Palais des sports de Libreville, Arthur Lendoye, a renowned Gabonese boxer, clinched the prestigious President’s honor belt in the 32nd Grande Nuit des Arts Martiaux. Defeating the Cameroonian Ayissi Mengue, Lendoye’s victory was not only a testament to his athletic prowess but also to the vibrant culture of martial arts in Gabon.
The event, organized by Agakado JKA, brought together the nation’s finest martial artists, including forces from the defense and security sectors, along with twelve clubs and associations.
The night’s highlight saw Lendoye deliver a decisive knockout in the second round, securing his place in history. Addressing the crowd, Lendoye paid tribute to his late father, who taught him the art of boxing, and to his coaches and technical team. Officials commented on the matter.
The Grande Nuit des Arts Martiaux, a celebrated event in Gabon, serves as a platform for diverse martial arts disciplines, showcasing the athletic talents and cultural richness of the nation. It has grown to become a significant sports event, drawing both national and international participation.
As the night concluded, the event left behind a legacy of athletic achievements and cultural exchange, demonstrating the power of sports to unite and inspire.
The 32nd edition of the Grande Nuit des Arts Martiaux will be remembered as another fitting tribute to the martial artists who displayed their skills in Libreville.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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