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Annie Ramirez grapples way to PH's 3rd Asian Games gold
Annie Ramirez grapples way to PH's 3rd Asian Games gold
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Published Oct 06, 2023 04:19 PM PHT
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Updated Oct 06, 2023 05:33 PM PHT
𝟑𝐑𝐃 𝐆𝐎𝐋𝐃 𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐀𝐋! 🥇🥋
Congratulations, Annie!
Annie Ramirez proved once more #BidaAngBayaningManlalaro after landing that gold finish for the country in the Women's -57kg against Galina Duvanova of Kazakhstan in the 19th Asian Games! pic.twitter.com/jipEGEZHyQ
— Philippine Sports Commission (@psc_gov) October 6, 2023
𝟑𝐑𝐃 𝐆𝐎𝐋𝐃 𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐀𝐋! 🥇🥋
— Philippine Sports Commission (@psc_gov) October 6, 2023
Congratulations, Annie!
Annie Ramirez proved once more #BidaAngBayaningManlalaro after landing that gold finish for the country in the Women's -57kg against Galina Duvanova of Kazakhstan in the 19th Asian Games! pic.twitter.com/jipEGEZHyQ
Filipina Jiu-jitsu fighter Annie Ramirez clinched the third gold medal for the Philippines in the 19th Asian Games.
Filipina Jiu-jitsu fighter Annie Ramirez clinched the third gold medal for the Philippines in the 19th Asian Games.
Ramirez outpointed her Kazakh opponent Galina Duvanova by two points for the golden finish at the XSL Gymnasium in Hangzhou, China on Friday.
Ramirez outpointed her Kazakh opponent Galina Duvanova by two points for the golden finish at the XSL Gymnasium in Hangzhou, China on Friday.
Thus, she topped the women's Brazilian jiu-jitsu under 57 kilogram class.
Thus, she topped the women's Brazilian jiu-jitsu under 57 kilogram class.
It was the Philippines' second gold medal in Brazilian jiu-jitsu after Meggie Ochoa grabbed the gold on Friday.
It was the Philippines' second gold medal in Brazilian jiu-jitsu after Meggie Ochoa grabbed the gold on Friday.
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Ochoa beat Abdulla Balqees of the United Arab Emirates in the women's under 48kg Brazilian jiu-jitsu finals competition.
Ochoa beat Abdulla Balqees of the United Arab Emirates in the women's under 48kg Brazilian jiu-jitsu finals competition.
The country won its first Asiad gold when EJ Obiena topped the men's pole vault competition.
The country won its first Asiad gold when EJ Obiena topped the men's pole vault competition.
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