In a breathtaking display of skill, determination, and resilience, Alameed emerged victorious in the battle for third place, defeating Elsamawi with a 3-1 set win at the NAS Sports Complex.

The match kept fans on the edge of their seats, with both teams displaying remarkable athleticism and strategy. The final set, ending at 28-26 in favor of Alameed, was a testament to their unwavering fighting spirit.

Alameed dominated with superior blocking and serving, tallying 10 blocks and 12 serves against Elsamawi’s 9 and 8, respectively. Luca Porro led the attack for Alameed with 18 attack points, but it was Nicolas Mendez who stole the show, emerging as the top scorer of the match with an impressive 24 points.

Elsamawi put up a valiant fight, with Mubarak Al Mansouri and Marko Sedlacek leading in serves, while Andrea Truccolino made his presence known in blocking. However, Alameed’s consistent execution and strategic gameplay ultimately sealed their podium finish.

The victory cements Alameed’s position as a formidable force in the competition, showcasing their ability to rise to the occasion and deliver when it matters most. The team celebrated their well-earned bronze medal, marking a triumphant end to their campaign.