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Parataekwondo: Brazil Invoices 4 Medals in Grand Prix in South Korea

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The Brazilian parataekwondo won four medals (one gold, one silver and two bronzes) on Friday (4) at the Grand Prix de Muju (South Korea), which counted with 120 athletes of 27 nationalities. The paraibana Silvana Fernandes was champion in the category up to 57 kilos to defeat in the final the Chinese Yuji Lie for 2 to 0. Already the Paranaense Gustavo Antonio Ruppel took the silver at 58 kg, after suffering reverses in the final for the Azerbaij…
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This content was originally published in Agora RN - Rio Grande do Norte News Portal. Visit https://agorarn.com.br for more Christmas and RN news. Brazilian parataekwondo won four medals (one gold, one silver and two bronzes) this Friday 4 at the Grand Prix de Muju (South Korea), which counted with 120 athletes of 27 nationalities. Paraiba Silvana Fernandes was champion in the category up to 57 kilos at the end defeating Chinese Yuji Lie for 2 to…

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Mexico and Brazil achieved outstanding results at the Muju Taekwondowon 2026 World Para Taekwondo Grand Prix, which brought together 119 athletes from 27 countries this past Friday, September 4, in Korea. The entry "Mexico and Brazil Reach the Podium at the Muju 2026 Para Taekwondo Grand Prix" was first published on MASTKD.

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Silvana Fernandes is a 57kg champion in a campaign that has yielded one silver and two bronzes for the country in South Korea The post With gold, Brazil won 4 medals at the Muju Grand Prix in Parataekwondo apareceu primeiro em Olimpíada Todo Dia.

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Olimpíada Todo Dia broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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