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Widad Bertal is a one of the top Moroccan female amateur boxers who solidified her place at the pinnacle of global sports by winning the gold medal at the 2025 IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships.

She was born on August 31, 1999, in Casablanca, Morocco, Bertal competes in the bantamweight (54 kg) division. Alongside her elite athletic career, she works as a qualified multi-specialty nurse, balancing intensive training under national and Cuban coaching staff with demanding medical shifts.

Bertal's rise through the amateur ranks was shaped by persistent development following early international setbacks:

She missed out on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics during the African qualifiers and faced a first-round exit at the 2022 World Championships in Istanbul.

·         She rapidly rebounded to sweep major regional competitions, securing gold at the 2023 Arab Games in Algiers, the 2023 African Championships in Yaoundé, and the 2023 African Games in Accra.

·         Widad maintained her continental supremacy by winning another gold medal at the 2024 African Championships in Kinshasa.

 

Bertal earned her spot on the world’s biggest sports stage at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where she competed in the women's 54kg division. She demonstrated her world-class capabilities during the tournament by defeating Thailand’s Jutamas Jitpong in the preliminary rounds before bowing out in the quarterfinal stage. The high-pressure experience in Paris served as the ultimate stepping stone for her impending global breakthrough.

In March 2025, Bertal achieved her career-defining triumph at the IBA Women's World Boxing Championships in Niš, Serbia. Competing in the 52–54 kg bantamweight division, she navigated a grueling draw to secure the world title:

·         The Semifinal: Outpointed home-crowd favorite Sara Ćirković of Serbia in a tight 4–3 decision.

·         The Final: Faced Turkey's Hatice Akbaş—the 2022 World Champion and Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist.

·         Despite dropping the first round 5–0, Bertal adjusted her tactical approach to dominate the remainder of the bout, winning the gold medal with a definitive 5–2 victory.

With this victory, Bertal became only the second Moroccan woman in history to win a World Championship boxing gold medal, trailing her iconic compatriot Khadija El-Mardi.

Outside of the ring, Bertal is highly celebrated for her dual life as a healthcare professional, having earned her multi-specialty nursing degree in 2023. She credits boxing with giving her immense self-confidence and moral grounding to handle her exhausting schedule. Backed fully by her parents, Fatima and Mohammed, Bertal has formally transitioned her focus toward international training camps with her sights set on capturing gold at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

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