World Karate Championship in Lithuania: Guy Alain Ngangob wins his second world title

Author: Isaac EkwallaPublished on: October 31, 2026Country: Cameroon

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World Karate Championship in Lithuania: Guy Alain Ngangob wins his second world title

Cameroonian karateka Guy Alain Ngangob won the gold medal at the world karate championship held in Lithuania. Already world champion in Portugal in 2025, he retained his title for the second consecutive year. With two appearances and two world titles, Ngangob has demonstrated consistent top-level performance against international opponents.

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