Scandal at the Poomsae World Cup: Mexican Taekwondo Team Wears Pirate Soccer Jerseys

The national taekwondo team members, representing Mexico at the Poomsae World Championship in South Korea, have surprised by wearing pirated jerseys of the Mexican Soccer Team, causing controversy at the sports event.

Controversial Uniforms at the Poomsae World Championship

The Mexican Taekwondo Federation provided the athletes with cloned green Adidas shirts, featuring the design used by El Tri in the 2026 World Cup, but modified with elements specific to taekwondo, such as the Mexican flag and the 'Taekwondo Mexico' legend.

Outfit Details and Reactions

The jerseys also include logos of World Taekwondo and Fmtkd, with the Adidas brand covered with 'poomsae' patches. The pictures of the athletes in these shirts have sparked a stir on social media, showcasing the distinctive attire at the world championship.

Sporting Success Amid Controversy

Despite the controversy, the Mexican Team has excelled at the Poomsae World Championship with two medals in the Under-17 category, demonstrating their sporting prowess despite the unusual situation with their uniforms.

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