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Maria Clara Pacheco Wins Gold at the Grand Prix of Muju and Retains Dominion in the Taekwondo

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Brazilian guarantees victory in the category up to 57 kg when winning South Korean Kim Yu-Jin, current Olympic champion
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The Olympic cycle of Maria Clara Pacheco in the taekwondo is almost perfect. On Sunday (6), the Brazilian won the eighth title in nine competitions since the Paris Games (France), being the sixth followed. Now, the 23-year-old São Paulo won the Grand Prix of Muju (South Korea), following hegemonic in the category up to 57 kilos (kg). Maria Clara who did not give the four opponents the chance to face up to the title. At the end, she surpassed Sou…

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The Muju Taekwondowon 2026 World Taekwondo Grand Prix completed its second day of competition on September 6 with three new champions crowned at the iconic Taekwondowon in Korea. The post Pacheco extend dominance as Turavinaut and Xing strike gold at Muju 2026 was first published on MASTKD.

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Brazilian guarantees victory in the category up to 57 kg when winning South Korean Kim Yu-Jin, current Olympic champion

Maria Clara Pacheco won the gold in the category up to 57kg of the Grand Prix of Muju, this Sunday (6), in South Korea, by repeating in the final the result of last year's Taekwondo World Cup: 2 to 0 on South Korean Kim Yu-jin, current Olympic champion in the category. Current world champion, the Brazilian won all [...] The post Maria Clara Pacheco repeats the final of the World Cup and takes gold in Muju appeared first in the All Day Olympics.

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Olimpíada Todo Dia broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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