Arm wrestling at the 2023 African Games was held from 18 to 22 March 2024 in Accra, Ghana.
Medal summary Men Left arm 55 kg Right arm 55 kg Left arm 60 kg Right arm 60 kg Left arm 65 kg Right arm 65 kg Left arm 75 kg Right arm 75 kg Left arm 85 kg Right arm 85 kg Left arm 90 kg Right arm 90 kg Left arm 100 kg Right arm 100 kg Left arm +100 kg Right arm +100 kg
Women Left arm 55 kg Right arm 55 kg Left arm 60 kg Right arm 60 kg Left arm 65 kg Right arm 65 kg Left arm 70 kg Right arm 70 kg Left arm 80 kg Right arm 80 kg Left arm +80 kg Right arm +80 kg
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Curepipe Arm Wrestling Club is one of the most dominant and strongest arm-wrestling clubs in Mauritius, led by Fardeen Kaudeer and built around a team of highly competitive athletes across multiple weight categories. Our position at the top of the Mauritian arm-wrestling scene is not based on talk, reputation or ego — it is backed by the athletes who represent the club and what they have proven on the competition table. With accomplished competitors such as Fardeen Kaudeer, Faris Kaudeer and Aadam Keenoo who is the previous -60kg top 2 in the February competition. Curepipe has developed genuine strength and depth across different weight classes. Fardeen Kaudeer has proven himself at heavyweight level, winning the +90 kg left-arm final at the February 2026 Ascencia Series, while Faris Kaudeer has established himself as a leading force in the -60 kg right-arm division, having been the most recent champion in that category prior to the February 2026 event. Aadam Keenoo has also competed at the highest level of the -60 kg division, reaching the right-arm final at the same Ascencia Series. These results demonstrate that Curepipe’s strength is not concentrated in one weight class — it extends across the team.
What truly defines Curepipe Arm Wrestling Club is the philosophy behind our success. We do not step onto the table to satisfy our egos, prove who is stronger or simply try to overpower an opponent with brute force. We believe arm wrestling is a sport of technique, intelligence, preparation, leverage, timing and table awareness. Our athletes train to understand the mechanics of the sport and learn how to apply the right technique against different styles and opponents. We work on hand control, pronation, rising, back pressure, side pressure, angles, straps, transitions, defensive positions and the ability to adapt during a match. Raw strength is important, but our philosophy is that strength becomes far more effective when it is combined with proper technique and an understanding of the table.
Above everything else, we are a team. Our athletes train together, challenge one another, analyse matches together, identify weaknesses and share knowledge. When one athlete improves, the entire club becomes stronger. When one of our athletes steps onto the table, they carry the work and support of everyone behind them. There is no place for unnecessary rivalry within our team — our teammates are the people who make us better.
Our dominance comes from this combination of elite individual athletes, multiple weight classes, technical training and an uncompromising team mentality. Curepipe is not simply a club with strong pullers; it is a club developing strong pullers systematically. The results achieved by our athletes provide the competitive foundation behind our reputation as the most dominant and one of the strongest arm-wrestling clubs on the island. We respect every club and every athlete who steps onto the table, but when it comes to representing Curepipe, our objective is clear: to compete at the highest level, to keep developing, and to remain the benchmark for strength, technique and teamwork in Mauritian arm wrestling.
No ego. No shortcuts. No relying on brute force. Just training, technique, intelligence, strength and teamwork. We are Curepipe Arm Wrestling Club — and we are here to dominate the table. We specialize in stealing the thumb on setup and gaining maximum advantage.