Egypt won the male team kumite title at the 2024 Karate World Cup, the national team championships at the Navarra Arena in Pamplona. The WKF report of 24 November 2024 says Egypt beat the Islamic Republic of Iran 3–0 in the final, a first world title for Egypt in the category, and that Japan beat Italy 3–1 in the bronze match.

The places, the scores of those two matches, and the rosters below come from that report and from the official results PDF dated 22 November 2024. Names stay in the order printed in the PDF. Wikikarate pages are not linked.

Karate World Cup, national team championships, Pamplona 2024

Male team kumite

The final and the bronze match have the scores printed in the WKF report: Egypt defeated the Islamic Republic of Iran 3–0, and Japan defeated Italy 3–1. Places 1 to 4 and the rosters are the official results PDF. Wikikarate URLs are not filled in.

Podium
RankAthlete or teamCountryScore
1, goldEgypt
Roster
  • Abdelaziz Abdalla Mamduh
  • Mahmoud Taha Tarek
  • Abdelgawad Abdalla Hesham
  • Mohamed Ali Osama
  • Badawy Mahmoud
  • Elsawy Ali
  • Badawy Youssef
  • Elmasry Ahmed
Egypt3–0
2, silverIslamic Republic of Iran
Roster
  • Khodabakhshi Mahdi
  • Abazari Saleh
  • Ganjzadeh Ghoujeh Beiglou Mahdi
  • Ashouri Garmjani Mahdi
  • Nemati Morteza
  • Nemati Mahmoud
  • Asgari Ghoncheh Bahman
  • Shahgol Mahdi
Islamic Republic of Iran0–3
3, bronzeJapan
Roster
  • Hirata Kyo
  • Yoshimura Fumiya
  • Sakiyama Keisei
  • Kozaki Yugo
  • Yamauchi Kentaro
  • Sakiyama Yusei
  • Shimada Rikito
  • Abe Yosuke
Japan3–1
  • 1, gold

    Egypt

    Roster
    • Abdelaziz Abdalla Mamduh
    • Mahmoud Taha Tarek
    • Abdelgawad Abdalla Hesham
    • Mohamed Ali Osama
    • Badawy Mahmoud
    • Elsawy Ali
    • Badawy Youssef
    • Elmasry Ahmed

    Country Egypt

    Score 3–0

  • 2, silver

    Islamic Republic of Iran

    Roster
    • Khodabakhshi Mahdi
    • Abazari Saleh
    • Ganjzadeh Ghoujeh Beiglou Mahdi
    • Ashouri Garmjani Mahdi
    • Nemati Morteza
    • Nemati Mahmoud
    • Asgari Ghoncheh Bahman
    • Shahgol Mahdi

    Country Islamic Republic of Iran

    Score 0–3

  • 3, bronze

    Japan

    Roster
    • Hirata Kyo
    • Yoshimura Fumiya
    • Sakiyama Keisei
    • Kozaki Yugo
    • Yamauchi Kentaro
    • Sakiyama Yusei
    • Shimada Rikito
    • Abe Yosuke

    Country Japan

    Score 3–1

Classification
RankAthlete or teamCountryScore
1, goldEgyptEgypt3–0
2, silverIslamic Republic of IranIslamic Republic of Iran0–3
3, bronzeJapanJapan3–1
4Italy
Roster
  • Maresca Luca
  • Martina Michele
  • Pietromarchi Lorenzo
  • El Sharaby Ezzat Mohey Ahmed
  • Minardi Andrea
  • Fiore Matteo
  • De Vivo Daniele
  • Avanzini Matteo
Italy1–3
  • 1, gold

    Egypt

    Country Egypt

    Score 3–0

  • 2, silver

    Islamic Republic of Iran

    Country Islamic Republic of Iran

    Score 0–3

  • 3, bronze

    Japan

    Country Japan

    Score 3–1

  • 4

    Italy

    Roster
    • Maresca Luca
    • Martina Michele
    • Pietromarchi Lorenzo
    • El Sharaby Ezzat Mohey Ahmed
    • Minardi Andrea
    • Fiore Matteo
    • De Vivo Daniele
    • Avanzini Matteo

    Country Italy

    Score 1–3

Bracket
RoundAthlete or teamCountryScoreAthlete or teamCountry
FinalEgyptEgypt3–0Islamic Republic of IranIslamic Republic of Iran
BronzeJapanJapan3–1ItalyItaly
  • Final

    EgyptEgypt

    Score 3–0

    Islamic Republic of IranIslamic Republic of Iran

  • Bronze

    JapanJapan

    Score 3–1

    ItalyItaly

Source · WKF · Report