G2-ranked international championship · Taekwondo

Fujairah International Open Taekwondo Championship

The world’s largest taekwondo championship, on Fujairah’s mat since 2013

Since
2013
Editions held
11
Largest field
2,332in 2025
Discipline
Taekwondo
Latest entry
2025

The story

The championship was launched in 2013, the year of the club’s founding decree, and became the event by which the club is known in world taekwondo. In 2016 it was upgraded to the G2 ranking, the first Gulf tournament to earn it from the international federation.

It grew year on year: past a thousand participants in 2019, a record 2,000 athletes from 43 countries in 2020, and in 2025 its largest field yet, 2,332 athletes, making it the largest taekwondo championship in the world.

Its eleventh edition took bronze at the SPIA Awards 2025 for best sporting event, recognising an organisation that brings athletes from five continents to Fujairah’s courts every season.

The first Gulf tournament ranked G2, and the largest taekwondo championship in the world.

The club timeline, 2016 and 2025

Participation over the years

Participants by year
5001,0001,5002,0002,5003,000—2013—20161,000+20192,00020202,3322025

Figures the club has published; a dash marks an edition whose figure is not published yet.

YearEditionParticipantsCountries—
2013#1not published·The first edition, in the club’s founding year
2016·not published·Upgraded to G2, the first Gulf tournament to earn it
2019·1,000+·Past a thousand participants
2020·2,00043A record field from 43 countries
2025#112,332·The largest taekwondo championship in the world, and SPIA bronze for best sporting event

Milestones

  1. 2013

    The first edition is launched.

  2. 2016

    Upgraded to the G2 ranking, the first Gulf tournament to earn it.

  3. 2019

    Past a thousand participants.

  4. 2020

    A record 2,000 athletes from 43 countries.

  5. 2025

    The largest taekwondo championship in the world, with 2,332 athletes; bronze at the SPIA Awards for best sporting event, for the eleventh edition.

Take part

Registration for the club’s championships and programmes opens through the services guide; players register once and join from there.

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