Jorge Martínez: The Legacy of Ciego de Ávila’s Greatest Judoka

At 35 years old, Jorge Martínez Wilson has concluded a career that established him as the most decorated judoka in the history of Ciego de Ávila, finishing with 11 national podium finishes and a legacy built on technical precision and sportsmanship. Over more than a decade on Cuba’s national judo team, Martínez collected five gold … Read more

Cuban Judo Faces Setback in Road to Los Angeles 2028 Olympics

Cuban judo faces an unexpected hurdle on the road to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games after missing out on a key international competition window. According to reports from official sporting publications in Havana, the national squad lost the opportunity to compete at a scheduled Grand Slam event, tightening the qualification margins for athletes eyeing … Read more

Taymara Oropesa Makes History with Historic Badminton Gold for Cuba at Santo Domingo 2026

Taymara Oropesa secured the women’s singles gold medal at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo 2026, defeating Mexico’s Vanesa García in a three-set final at the Badminton Pavilion of Parque del Este. The triumph brought an end to an eight-year wait for the Cuban athlete after she suffered consecutive silver-medal defeats … Read more

Cuba Men’s Baseball Team Misses Podium for First Time in 60 Years at Santo Domingo 2026

The final contingent of the Cuban delegation returning from the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games touched down at Havana’s José Martí International Airport on Monday morning, concluding a multi-sport campaign defined by strong performances in individual events alongside historic setbacks in traditional flagship sports, according to state media reports. Official Homecoming at Terminal 3 … Read more