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Karate athlete Ana Rita Oliveira wins gold in the +68 kg category at the Mediterranean Games
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Karate athlete Ana Rita Oliveira wins gold in the +68 kg category at the Mediterranean Games

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 13:25

Portuguese karate athlete Ana Rita Oliveira won the gold medal in the +68 kg category at the Mediterranean Games. The 28-year-old athlete showed consistent performance throughout the competition, winning three bouts before reaching the final. In the title decider, Oliveira faced Montenegro's Jovana Damjanovic and secured victory by 4-3, thus guaranteeing the highest position on the podium in her weight category. This victory represents another milestone in the Portuguese karate athlete's career in the Mediterranean competition.

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