MONTAUBAN, France — September 26, 2026 — French kickboxing star Edouard Bernadou reached another remarkable milestone in his career, becoming a three-division ISKA World Champion after defeating Greece’s Fabio Blooshmi at NOTORIOUS FIGHT in Montauban, France.

Presented by Le Montauban Kick Boxing, the event took place at the Salle Eurythmie, featuring an international championship showdown for the ISKA World Middleweight Kickboxing Championship at 75kg under Full Contact Rules.

Already an accomplished two-division world champion, Bernadou entered the contest with an opportunity to add a third ISKA world title to his achievements. Standing in his way was a determined Greek challenger, Fabio Blooshmi, who pushed the French fighter through five demanding championship rounds.

The contest developed into a fiercely competitive battle, with both athletes fighting for one of the sport’s prestigious international titles.

After five hard-fought rounds, the championship was decided on the judges’ scorecards. Bernadou emerged victorious by unanimous decision, securing the ISKA World Middleweight crown and completing his historic achievement.

With the victory, Edouard Bernadou officially became an ISKA World Champion in three different weight divisions, further strengthening his legacy in international kickboxing.

The result marked a defining moment for Bernadou and a major highlight of NOTORIOUS FIGHT, as the French champion celebrated another world championship triumph on home soil.

Official ISKA World Championship Result

ISKA World Middleweight Kickboxing Championship — 75kg, Full Contact Rules

Edouard Bernadou (France) def. Fabio Blooshmi (Greece) — Unanimous Decision, 5 Rounds

Winner and New ISKA World Middleweight Champion: Edouard Bernadou

Achievement: Three-Division ISKA World Champion

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From two world titles to three, Bernadou’s latest victory represents another significant chapter in his championship career and highlights the continued strength of French kickboxing on the international stage.

Five rounds. One unanimous decision. Three divisions conquered. Edouard Bernadou makes ISKA history in Montauban!