The young boxers from Pessac, competing in a prestigious tournament involving several European nations, delivered impressive performances showcasing their sporting talents to reach the finals. Ianis Costa particularly stood out by winning the championship title, rewarded with the prestigious Viking Belt, while his teammates Noé Vetesse Contat and Chahine Jamaï excelled by securing the title of vice-champions in this international tournament.
Mohamed Jamaï commented at the end of the competition: “Beyond these excellent sporting results, this kind of trip is fully aligned with the sporting and educational project upheld by our club, Ussap Boxe. It serves as a true educational support in guiding the youth from priority neighborhoods in Pessac. These experiences allow our young boxers to discover other regions, share defining moments, and learn the values of community life. I want to emphasize the great sporting performances of our young boxers as well as their exemplary behavior throughout the journey.”
Ussap Boxe, a club located in the Saige-Formanoir neighborhood, has been promoting essential values of sport for decades, including respect, self-improvement, solidarity, and harmonious living together.
(Context: The article highlights the success of young boxers from Pessac in an international tournament and emphasizes the educational value of sports in shaping the youth. Fact Check: Ussap Boxe is a real boxing club located in the Saige-Formanoir neighborhood.)
