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The best of all time doesn't make headlines

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo31 August 2026 at 18:16

Fernando Pimenta won two gold medals in the K1 1,000 and K1 5,000 events during the competition held in Poznan. These victories consolidated his status as the most medaled canoeist ever. The Portuguese athlete has accumulated achievements throughout his career, demonstrating extraordinary consistency in this sport.

The article argues that Fernando Pimenta should receive greater public recognition for his exceptional sporting history. The headline chosen by the author underscores the irony of an athlete of such stature not deserving the same media coverage as other athletes, given his impressive record and his place in canoeing history.

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