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Okay, now on with the show.

15-year-old Huda-Lukungeed and stretched in the kickboxing gym,

warming up for the big event.

Her bare feet shuffled against the canvas as she sized up her opponent.

Smiling wide, even with a mouth guard protecting her teeth, she couldn't wait to show everyone her fierce jabs and uppercuts.

Before the first bell rang, she readjusted her hijab one more time.

She really hoped it didn't slip as she bobbed and weaved.

Huda had started wearing a hijab a year before.

It made her feel strong in her faith and more herself than ever.

But could people accept the idea of a kickboxer wearing a hijab?

Could Huda become a champion,

even though other fighters didn't look like her?

And with the sports tape that she stuck on a skull cap

and pulled over her head,

actually keep her hijab in place for this important match?

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