Eggesin talents conquer the Kickboxing World Cup: A victory in the competition!

Eggesin talents conquer the Kickboxing World Cup: A victory in the competition!

This week the world kickboxing elite meets in the SWT Arena in Trier. Over 2,000 athletes from 40 nations compete in the World Championships - an event that has been a tradition for a decade. Three talents from Eggesin qualified for this sporting competition: Jaimie Lüttgeman, 10 years old, Hanna Eichelmann, 12 years old, and Colin Bötzer, 17 years old. They proudly represent Germany and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and want to prove themselves on the big stage. According to Nordkurier reports that the Lüttgemann family moved from Berlin to Eggesin four years ago. The move not only offered the young athletes a new home, but also a new circle of friends that they were able to quickly find thanks to their shared interest in kickboxing.

Kickboxing is more than just a sport for these three. Martial arts has not only helped the young athletes make new friends but also develop a passion. Jaimie Lüttgeman has already won four national titles in 2025, making her one of the most successful young athletes in Germany. With so much ambition and discipline that all three athletes show, they are not only in the focus of the local media, but also in the eyes of coaches and sports experts.

The meaning of the World Cup

Taking part in a world championship is a highlight for every athlete. It's a chance for everyone involved to compete with the best of the best. The events in Trier are characterized not only by the high number of participants, but also by the exciting fights and exchanges between the athletes. Kickboxing has experienced a remarkable resurgence in recent years, with the World Championships providing a significant platform for talented fighters to showcase themselves and potentially make the leap to becoming world champions.

A look at the current champions shows how competitive the sport is. The list of current world kickboxing champions includes names such as Superbon Singha Mawynn and Ouyang Feng, both of whom have successfully defended their titles. This highlights the high level of competition and intensity that characterizes this sport. The athletes from Eggesin now want to assert themselves in this exciting environment.

The expectations and challenges

With the big goal in mind, the three athletes face enormous challenges. It's not just about fighting tactically, but also about proving your own mental strength. Hannah Eichelmann and Colin Bötzer are also excited about the competition and the opportunity to gain valuable experience at international level. Through the community sport of kickboxing, they have built a strong network that gives them security and motivation.

It remains to be seen whether the athletes will be able to meet the high expectations, but it is already clear that with the right attitude and a lot of hard work they are on the right track. The entire town of Eggesin is keeping its fingers crossed for them and is proud of the young fighters' outstanding achievements. Their stories not only inspire other young people, but also show that commitment and passion can bear fruit at any age.