Brazil Secures Seven Medals at Astana Grand Slam Judo Event
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Brazil won seven medals at the Astana Grand Slam judo competition in Kazakhstan, showcasing strong performances by its athletes. This achievement highlights Brazil's growing presence in international judo competitions and boosts the country's sports profile. The success follows other recent Brazilian sports victories, including a bronze at the Canoe World Cup and wins in youth football and athletics.
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- •The Astana Grand Slam took place in Kazakhstan in early May 2026.
- •Brazilian judokas earned a total of seven medals at the event.
- •Gabrielzinho won two gold medals at a separate competition in Berlin.
- •Brazil also won the South American U-17 Women's Football Championship by defeating Argentina.
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- ▸Brazilian judo federation increases investment in athlete development Brazil could improve its medal count in future international judo events, enhancing its global sports reputation.
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