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Brazilian success at Paralympic Judo World Championship

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The Brazilian national delegation achieved significant success at the Paralympic Judo World Championship in Tbilisi, Georgia. During the competition, the team secured 12 total medals, consisting of three golds, five silvers, and four bronzes, placing the nation second in the overall standings behind China. Gold medalists included Alana Maldonado, who earned her fourth world title in the J2 class (up to 70 kg) after defeating Ayala Mereke; Arthur Silva, who won his second consecutive title in the J1 class (up to 95 kg) by defeating Daniel Powell; and Brenda Freitas, who defended her title in the J1 class (up to 70 kg) with an ippon against Wang Wenjing. In the team competitions, both the Brazilian men’s and women’s squads earned bronze medals. The women’s ~~team~~ team, featuring Rebeca Silva, Meg Emmerich, Larissa Silva, and Brenda Freitas, secured their podium finish by defeating Kazakhstan ~~4-1, while the~~ 4-1. The men’s ~~team~~ team, including Deyverson de Souza, Arthur Silva, Denis Rosa, Felipe Amorim, and Thiego Marques, earned bronze following a decisive tie-breaker victory by ~~Deyverson~~ de Souza against France. In a separate event at the Paralympic Triathlon World Championships in Pontevedra, Spain, the Brazilian relay ~~team earned~~ team—composed of Jéssica Ferreira, Ruiter Silva, and Erica Rodrigues—earned a bronze medal. This followed a silver medal previously won by Erica Rodrigues in the PTS5 class.

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