Five judokas won gold medals on Monday during the final day of the 2026 Lima Grand Prix in Peru [1].
The results mark the conclusion of a three-day world-class judo competition. The event serves as a critical benchmark for athletes competing for international rankings and prestige in the sport.
Among the gold medalists on day three were Rafael Macedo, Mathilda Sophie Niemeyer, Gennaro Pirelli, and Beatriz Souza [1, 2]. The final day of competition saw these five athletes reach the top of their respective podiums [1].
Giannis Antoniou also secured a gold medal during the event [1, 2]. This victory is particularly significant as it represents the first Grand Prix title for Cyprus [1].
The competition in Lima concluded after three days of matches, bringing together top performers from across the globe. The final awards ceremony on Monday capped the event, recognizing the top athletes who navigated the tournament bracket to secure the highest honors [1, 2].
“Five judokas won gold medals on Monday during the final day of the 2026 Lima Grand Prix in Peru.”
The victory by Giannis Antoniou signals a growing presence for Cyprus in elite international judo. By securing its first Grand Prix title, the nation has established a new precedent for its athletic program on the global stage, while the overall results in Lima highlight the current competitive landscape of the sport heading into the latter half of the year.
