The Combat Kickboxing Pro Organization (CKB PRO) delivered an outstanding performance at the ISKA International Kickboxing & Boxing Championship 2026, winning a total of 14 medals, including multiple golds and silvers, at the prestigious tournament held in Jakarta, Indonesia, from June 26 to June 29.
Organised by the International Sport Kickboxing Association (ISKA) Indonesia, the championship was officially sanctioned by the ISKA World Body and featured competitors from several countries. The event also awarded valuable international ranking points, making it an important platform for athletes seeking global recognition.
CKB PRO’s athletes excelled across various age and weight categories, bringing home seven gold medals and seven silver medals.
Among the top performers was Ahd Mulla, who won gold in Cadet Girls Boxing (42 kg) and silver in Cadet Girls Kickboxing (42 kg). Avnish Shinde claimed gold in the Children’s Kickboxing (38 kg) category, while Ansh Padaki secured gold in Children’s Kickboxing (32 kg).
Senior competitor Ravinder delivered an exceptional performance by winning two gold medals—one in Senior Low Kick Heavy Fight (88 kg) and another in Senior Boxing. Hussain Mulla also struck gold in the Masters Low Kick Heavy Fight (75 kg) category.
The silver medallists included Arush Shinde (Children’s Kickboxing, 20 kg), Tauseef Shaikh (Children’s Kickboxing, 24 kg), Keith Sebastian (Children’s Kickboxing, 28 kg), Ethan Sebastian, who competed in the special children’s category for athletes with autism (57 kg), and Gurpreet Singh, who won silver medals in both Senior Low Kick Heavy Fight (65 kg) and Senior Boxing.
Adding to the team’s achievements, Coach Hussain Mulla created a record by winning a gold medal in the heavyweight Low Kick Fight category, further highlighting CKB PRO’s success at the international championship.
The impressive medal haul earned the athletes valuable international ranking points and reinforced CKB PRO’s growing reputation on the global kickboxing and boxing stage. The performance is expected to boost the international standing of both the athletes and Indian combat sports.

