Nador Boxing Prodigy Anouar Aaoualy Wins French K1 Silver
At 17, Anouar Aaoualy was crowned French junior K1 runner-up in Corbeil-Essonnes. Having arrived alone from Morocco two years ago, the Montpellier boxer is now establishing himself as a reliable Kick-Boxing talent.
Montpellier’s Kick-Boxing Val de Croze saw its new talent shine in mid-February during the national finals in Essonne. In the under-67 kg category, Anouar Aaoualy put together an impressive run, losing only in the final to a member of the French national team. His coach, Miloud Kedir, praises his discipline and technical mastery—qualities he had already demonstrated when he recently won a regional title by K.O..
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Originally from Nador, the young athlete left Morocco alone at the age of 15 before being welcomed into a home for minors in France. His journey reflects successful integration through sport, with boxing providing him with a rigorous framework between his high-school studies and daily training sessions. This demanding routine has helped him build structure and forge a promising future in his new country of residence, reports Le Midi Libre.
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Integrated into an organization he describes as a family, the teenager benefits from protective guidance as he perfects his fighting style. Although proud of his silver medal, the high-school student is already determined to improve and go one step further next year. His goal is now clearly stated: to win the French amateur championship title under the colors of Montpellier.
