Mexico Added Four Medals to the Olympic Youth Games in Dakar - Entre Lineas
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THE UNIVERSAL Among tears of joy, hugs and fulfilled dreams, Mexico lived one of its
Mexico City. Guillermo Cortés, three times world champion in taekwondo (two in cadet category and one in junior), took the silver in the category of -63 kilograms after falling by 2-1 to the Jordanian Abdallah Alzawahra. “I feel grateful to God for the opportunity to be an Olympic medalist. It was a third hard round, [...] The post Mexico added four medals at the Olympic Youth Games in Dakar appeared first on Entre Líneas - Noticias de Chihuahua.
This Tuesday, November 10, is painted as silver and bronze, as four Mexican athletes are shining at the Olympic Youth Games of Dakar 2026. The queretano Carlo Cruz won the silver medal in jump with garrocha (pertigue) by surpassing the mark of 4.85 meters. The podium of the discipline was defined as follows: Gold for Axel Faye (France) – 4.95 meters Silver for Carlo Cruz (Mexico) – 4.85 meters Bronze for Tanakorn Daengmanee (Thailand) – 4.85 met…
The future of the Mexican taekwondo has its first and last name: Guillermo Cortés, who won the silver at the Olympic Youth Games.
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