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South Korea.- With the support of the Government of Tamaulipas, which leads Américo Villarreal Anaya, and the support of the Institute of Sport of Tamaulipas (INDE), eight athletes from Ciudad Victoria were part of the Mexican team that won for the first time the World Championship of Haidong Gumdo, during the fourteenth edition of the contest, held on July 25 and 26 in Yong Pyong, South Korea.
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South Korea.- With the support of the Government of Tamaulipas, which leads Américo Villarreal Anaya, and the support of the Institute of Sport of Tamaulipas (INDE), eight athletes from Ciudad Victoria were part of the Mexican team that won for the first time the World Championship of Haidong Gumdo, during the fourteenth edition of the contest, held on July 25 and 26 in Yong Pyong, South Korea.