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Petrópolis athlete wins taekwondo gold

Petrópolis athlete Angela Azevedo Guimarães won taekwondo gold in the over-63kg category at the 2026 Youth Games in Foz do Iguaçu, closing her participation in the event. In 2026 she also took the Brazilian and Pan-American titles, having won bronze in 2024 and gold in 2025.

By RedaçãoPublished: 10/31/2026, 15:08

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A medalha de ouro do taekwondo na categoria acima de 63 kg ficou com a petropolitana Angela Azevedo Guimarães. O título veio nos Jogos da Juventude de 2026, realizados em Foz do Iguaçu (PR), e fechou a participação dela na competição com mais uma conquista.

A temporada de 2026 já era de resultados expressivos: a atleta levou os títulos brasileiro e pan-americano, além de competir em torneios no exterior, como o Peru Open, o República Dominicana Open e o Brazil Open.

Em Foz do Iguaçu, a campanha coroou uma evolução dentro do próprio torneio. Angela foi bronze em 2024, ouro em 2025 e repetiu o resultado em 2026, consolidando uma sequência de conquistas na competição nacional.

“Conquistar esse ouro nos meus últimos Jogos da Juventude é uma emoção enorme. Estou muito feliz por conseguir esse resultado e encerrar minha participação na competição com mais uma medalha de ouro”, comemorou a atleta, que destacou o orgulho de defender Petrópolis e o Time RJ.

O ouro reforça ainda a força de atletas do interior do Rio entre os nomes de destaque do país, somando mais uma conquista a uma carreira que já reúne títulos no Brasil e no exterior.

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