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Venezuelan Elvismar Rodríguez was the gold of the -70-kilo category of the Judo Games of Central America and the Caribbean Barranquilla, after defeating the Mexican Leslie Villarreal in the final.
In the contest, contested in the tatami of the Coliseum of Marymount School, the 19th in the International Judo Federation's standings was imposed in just 21 seconds at Villarreal and his first gold was hung in America Central and the Caribbean.
The key matches were going to be the first and the second when we saw the pool in which we fell the Cuban (Ónix Cortés), the Puerto Rican (María Pérez) and the Venezuelan, thanks to God, we were able to solve the first battles and reach "Rodriguez said Efe after the gold was hanged.
Rodriguez, 21, eliminated Perez in the quarterfinals and Cortes in the semifinals
Cuban He snatched one of the bronzes of the Dominican Emelyn Bautista, while, in a close fight, the Puerto Rican Maria Perez beat, with an ippon at 1 minute and 55 seconds, the Colombian Luisa Bonilla in the fight for the other medal. awarded third place.
Rodriguez assured that after the Barranquill Games, a will will be in the Budapest Grand Prix, to be held from August 10 to 12, and will participate in Baku, which will host the World Cup. World The second day of judo las Justas in Barranquilla, Anrriquelis Barrios also gave Venezuela a gold medal in the -63 category after winning in the final the coffee machine Cindy Mera, which
The bronzes in this category belonged to Katherine Otaño , from the Dominican Republic, and Maylin del Toro, from Cuba.
# VzlaEnBquilla2018 || At the top of the podium! Less than 20 seconds was enough for Elvismar Rodríguez to reach the gold medal at the CAC. The Venezuelan overtook Iippon Mexican Leslie Villarreal in -70 kg. pic.twitter.com/KPxn1uquLc
– COVofficial (@OfficialCOV) July 31, 2018
WE CONTINUE TO ADD THE GOLD! Elvismar Rodríguez is the champion in these Games of Central America and the Caribbean 2018 @ Bquilla2018 when she won the Ippon. # VzlaEnBquilla2018 #GreatVzla pic.twitter.com/1VjGSCNJlU
– National Sports Institute (@INDeporteVE) July 31, 2018
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