León, Guanajuato.- Knowing that he will be the next Olympian in Paris 2024 has done quite well for the archer representing the state of Guanajuato, Matías Grande, who came close to threatening the world record in the recurve modality, this during the qualifying round of the first stop of the World Cup series that takes place in Shanghai, China.
The double Pan American medalist was only seven points away from equaling the highest record that belongs to the American Brady Ellison, so that his score allowed him to settle without any problem in the next phase of the competition.
Grande Kalionchiz made it clear why it is Mexico’s strong card within its discipline for the next summer fair. After her official rounds, she concluded with 695 points compared to the 702 she obtained in 2019 from the Stars and Stripes, this within the framework of the Pan American Games held in Lima, Peru.
It should be noted that, for “guanajua”, this ended up being a national record, so in this preliminary it was placed in the second place, only below the 699 units that the South Korean Kim Woojin recorded, while in third place The Hindu Dhiraj Bommadevara was left with a total of 693.
In what will be the direct elimination matches, Matías Grande will face the North American Gabriel Anderson and whom in theory he should overcome to advance towards more important instances.
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It should be noted that this event distributes points for the international ranking and precedes the round that will be held in May in Antalya, Turkey, this being the step prior to the Olympic Games in the French capital.
2024-04-24 20:46:35
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