Ask not to be carried away by stereotypes. Said Palao responded loud and clear to those who criticize him for being a reality boy and being chosen as the representative of the Pan American Judo Championship, and made it clear that each of the TV figures would have a life outside of this and promised to achieve a victory for him. Peruvian sport.
“I have studied industrial engineering, I have a career and I am a high-performance athlete. It should be clear that outside the hour and a half of the program (This is war), where everyone sees us, the boys work, they have their businesses, they undertake and study, “he revealed.
The ‘Samurai’ swore that he will bring a medal to Peru despite having been inactive for 9 years, and urged the population not to judge people who work in television, because outside of it they would also continue to strive like everyone else for their dreams and theirs .
“Each person is a different world, and unfortunately, it is judged by an hour and a half that they see us on the screen,” he said. Said Palao, who said he was very proud to represent the country.
Said will represent Peru in the Pan American Judo: “I want Peru to have the medal”
Said Palao was very proud to be able to represent Peru in the Pan American Judo Championship and promised to be working very hard to get the medal.
“This competition requires a lot of effort, so I am giving my all because I want Peru to have the medal in judo,” he promised Said Palao, who also recalled that he returned to the sport after 9 years away.
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