Some of the greatest competitors in karate have descended to Orlando for the 2018 ISKA U.S Open, beginning on July 5th, looking for titles and to inspire.

While Turkish natives would only see their host nation on the top of the podium once, The Karate 1-Premier League Instanbul provided some big moments.

As it gets closer to the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo, some of the world's best karatekas descend to Istanbul, for the next Karate 1-Premiere League event.

Promising competitors such as Mo Sheung Grace Lau of Hong Kong pull upset victories at the fourth stop of the Karate 1-Premier League season.

The native crowd will be heavily behind their country's representatives, including Sanae Agalmame, one of the most promising talents of the competition.

At this weekend's Karate 1- Premier League's event in Rotterdam, Sandra Sanchez and Ayumi Uekusa would standout with top honors as both walk away with gold

One of the fighters looking to stand out at the Karate 1-Premier League event in Rotterdam, is homegrown Dutch kata, Samantha Van Lokven.

Japan and Spain's best made their mark on day one of the Karate 1-Premier League's stop in Rotterdam, as two of their best are set for the female final.

On April 20th, not only will ONE Championship present ONE Championship 71: "Heroes of Honor," but also "Super Series" fights from Manilla.

Two of Spain's best, Sandra Sanchez and Damian Quintero, walked out of the Karate 1-Premier League's event in Dubai with their third straight gold medal.

The World Karate Federation makes its way to Dubai for the third edition of the Dubai Open, featuring over 600 competitors from 74 countries. 

Japan continued their domination in Kata and claimed the top of the podium in both Male and Female competitions at the final day of the French Open.

Check out the latest from the WKF Premier League competition in Paris.

Alexandra Recchia and Steven Da Costa provided highlights in kumite, while Japan dominated the kata scene at the first day of the WKF Premier League in Paris.