Cuban fencing making a comeback?
Following the decline of the sport over the last two decades, Cuba is looking to return to the top spot
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Following the decline of the sport over the last two decades, Cuba is looking to return to the top spot
Talking to Filiberto Azcuy is like receiving a lesson on the current state of Greco-Roman wrestling in Cuba. Always frank, direct, and unafraid to share his thoughts on the sport to which this double Olympic Champion and head coach of the Cuban national team has dedicated the greater part of his life
Under assistant coach Allen Jemmot, the pre-selection roster for the national men’s basketball team is currently training at the Cerro Pelado High Performance Center
Cuba will participate in the event, set to take place November 21-26 in Bydgoszcz, Poland, with a team of nine athletes, six male and three female in the Greco-Roman and freestyle competitions
Gladiator Yowlys Bonne (61 kilograms) from Guantánamo, bronze medalist in the 2014 World Wrestling Championships, knows full well his role within the national freestyle wrestling team
Granma International talks with Anier García to learn more about his opinions on prospects for Cuban athletics
During the most recent Olympic Games in Río, the young Cuban athlete placed seventh in the heptathlon, tallying 6,481 points in the seven-event competition, setting a national record
This Sunday, November 20, Havana once again became host to the world’s runners, on the 30th edition of the Marabana marathon
Three times Olympic medalist in the 78+ kilograms division, Idalys Ortíz, made a triumphant return to the mat during the final day of the Open Judo World Championships, held November 11-12 in the Moroccan city of Marrakech
The runner from Santiago de Cuba became the first man to win the Marabana marathon five times, a massive event that sees runners from across the world fill the streets of the Cuban capital