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9th MSAC World Championship
The competition brought together athletes from 11 countries, including Afghanistan, Belarus, Germany, Georgia, Moldova, Romania, Russia, USA, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine. Participants demonstrated exceptional mastery in shooting and all-style combat, strengthening international ties through sportsmanship.
10th MSAC World Championship
The milestone competition brought together athletes from 14 countries: Azerbaijan, Congo, Egypt, Georgia, Ghana, India, Iran, Lebanon, Pakistan, Syria, Turkey, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Zimbabwe. Participants competed in shooting and all-style combat, demonstrating an exceptional level of preparation and an unbreakable sports spirit.
11th MSAC World Championship
The tournament hosted participants from Angola, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Congo, Georgia, Ghana, Iran, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, South Africa, South Sudan, Syria, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. The event featured shooting and all-style combat, and was officially opened by MSAC President Serhiy Zaitsev alongside Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine Yaroslav Voitovych.
12th MSAC World Championship
The international tournament brought together more than 500 elite athletes from 15 countries to test their skills in shooting and all-style combat. The event was officially opened by honored guests, including representatives from the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine and the Kharkiv Oblast administration, who wished the participants success and outstanding achievements.
13th MSAC World Championship
The Kharkiv Palace of Sports proudly hosted the 13th edition of the world championship. More than 500 elite competitors representing 16 countries stepped onto the arena to face off in shooting and all-style combat, displaying an exceptional level of technical preparation, tactical mastery, and an unyielding will to win.
14th MSAC World Championship
This championship marked a historic milestone for the organization. Team Ukraine demonstrated ultimate dominance, securing first place across all age categories. A major highlight of the event was the transition of leadership: MSAC founder Serhiy Zaitsev stepped down as President, and Volodymyr Levin was officially elected as the new President.
15th MSAC World Championship
Team Ukraine dominated all age categories, highlighted by spectacular cultural performances and MSAC champion belt awards. During the ceremony, high-ranking Black Belts were awarded: 9th Dan to Volodymyr Levin, and 8th Dan to Stanislav Kholodkov, Petro Kalinin, and Michael Bock. Furthermore, official sport development licenses were proudly granted to Burkina Faso, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Turkey, Uganda, and Ukraine.
16th MSAC World Championship
The historic tournament in Opole brought together competitors from 16 countries: Armenia, Benin, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Ghana, India, Ireland, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland, Sierra Leone, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. Following intense battles, Ukraine captured the 1st place in the team standings, followed by Poland in 2nd, and Kyrgyzstan in 3rd.
17th MSAC World Championship
The international tournament showcased fierce competition across multiple disciplines, including shooting, all-style combat, kata, and self-defense demonstrations. Team Ukraine strongly reconfirmed its global leadership by capturing 1st place overall, with Poland securing the 2nd place and Germany finishing 3rd.
18th MSAC World Championship
The tournament in Wrocław united 275 elite athletes from 17 countries. Team Ukraine confidently secured 1st place in the overall standings, followed by Poland in 2nd and Germany in 3rd. A major highlight of the event was the awarding of prestigious MSAC champion belts to the winners of the B-3 (Full Contact) category, symbolizing their ultimate mastery and determination.
Global Tournament Review
The 2025 Championship brought together over 400 elite athletes. Team Ukraine dominated the overall standings, followed by Germany and Moldova. Adult winners in the B-3 category claimed official MSAC Championship Belts, while B-4 champions secured €100 cash prizes. Ultimate gratitude to all teams for their unmatched fighting spirit! #msacua #msacinternational #msackh
Nations
International Mastery
An International MSAC Belt Attestation was successfully held during the World Championship. Candidates demonstrated outstanding technical proficiency, physical preparedness, and true fighting spirit. This achievement marks a significant step forward in their martial journey. #msacua #msacinternational #msackh
Recognition
International Shooting
Held in parallel with the World Championship, the tournament united shooters from ages 6 to 40+ across multiple countries. Participants competed in the prone position. The official awarding ceremony was proudly conducted by LOK Director Ryszard Mach and MSAC President Volodymyr Levin. #msacua #msacinternational #msackh
Prone Position
Combat Biathlon Elite
An International Instructor Seminar and Masterclass were successfully conducted as part of the World Championship. Participants gained advanced skills in tactical execution, training methodology, and MSAC philosophy. Upon completion, all attendees received official international participation certificates. #msacua #msacinternational #msackh
Methodology
"Martial arts without functional physical endurance is just a theory. In MSAC, we bridge the gap between ring mastery and real-world tactical survival, testing the absolute threshold of human capability."
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