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Azerbaijani diaspora packs punch with int’l boxing event in Germany (PHOTO)

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June 11, 2025
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Azerbaijani diaspora packs punch with int’l boxing event in Germany (PHOTO)

BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 11.​ An international
boxing and K1 kickboxing tournament was held in Schwelm, Germany,
marking Azerbaijan’s Independence Day, Trend reports via the
State Committee for Work with Diaspora.

The event, titled “SFIT – PROVE YOURSELF,” was organized with
the support of the State Committee on Work with Diaspora (SCWD) of
the Republic of Azerbaijan, in collaboration with the Azerbaijani
diaspora in Germany and the “Fight Club Stolz” boxing club.
According to a statement from SCWD, the initiative aimed to
strengthen unity among Azerbaijanis living abroad, promote healthy
living, and foster cross-cultural friendship and cooperation.

More than 60 athletes representing Azerbaijan, Germany, Albania,
Türkiye, Poland, and several other countries participated in the
tournament. Throughout 27 bouts, competitors across multiple age
groups and weight divisions showcased their skills in front of a
diverse audience.

Azerbaijan’s Izzet Aslanov secured first place in the
60-kilogram weight category in the adult division. Organizers
awarded winners with medals, trophies, and special prizes in
recognition of their performance.




The event drew spectators, including representatives of
Germany’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU), local sports club
officials, members of diaspora organizations, and numerous sports
enthusiasts, reflecting the growing influence of cultural diplomacy
through sport.

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