Sarah Sayed’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Egyptian karateka
A.K.A. Sarah Assem Aly Sayed Aly, Sarah Assem, Sarah Assem Aly Sayed
Is Karateka
From Egypt
Type Sports
Gender female
Birth

25 February 1988

Age 32 years
Star sign Pisces

Sarah Assem Aly Sayed Aly, née le 25 février 1988, est une karatéka égyptienne pratiquant le kata.

Carrière

Elle est médaillée d’or aux Championnats d’Afrique de karaté 2008 à Cotonou, aux Championnats d’Afrique de karaté 2010 au Cap et aux Jeux africains de 2011 à Maputo.

Elle remporte la médaille d’argent aux Jeux africains de 2015 à Brazzaville. Elle rentre dans l’histoire du karaté égyptien aux Championnats du monde de karaté 2016 en devenant la première Égyptienne à atteindre une finale mondiale de kata féminin ; elle est défaite en finale par la Japonaise Kiyou Shimizu. Elle obtient la médaille d’or aux Championnats d’Afrique de karaté 2018 à Kigali et la médaille d’argent aux Championnats d’Afrique de karaté 2019 à Gaborone.
Elle est médaillée d’argent en kata individuel aux Jeux africains de 2019 à Rabat.

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