The Georgian para powerlifting squad exhibited a remarkable performance at the Cairo 2023 Para Powerlifting World Cup, securing a total of six prestigious medals, three gold, and three silver.

One of the standout achievements was Maka Kvinchia’s stellar performance, as she clinched a well-deserved gold medal in the fiercely competitive individual competition of the 67 kg weight category. Her remarkable strength and determination were evident as she outshone her competitors, earning her the top spot on the podium. Additionally, Maka Kvinchia showcased her versatility by earning a silver medal in the overall competition, solidifying her position as a formidable force in the para powerlifting world.

Meanwhile, Natela Gamidova and Nino Sabashvili, two other exceptional athletes from the Georgian team, also etched their names in the annals of para powerlifting history. Natela Gamidova demonstrated her exceptional prowess by clinching a gold medal in the overall competition within her designated weight category. She exhibited extraordinary strength, technique, and tenacity, which secured her victory on the grand stage. In addition to her gold in the overall competition, she added to her accolades with a well-earned silver medal in the individual category.

Nino Sabashvili, another inspiring member of the Georgian para powerlifting team, also shone brightly in the tournament. Like her compatriots, she claimed a gold medal in the overall competition in her respective weight category, underscoring the depth of talent within the Georgian squad. Nino’s dedication and unwavering commitment to the sport were evident as she stood atop the podium. Furthermore, she demonstrated her skill and prowess by securing a silver medal in the individual category, rounding out an impressive performance.

The Georgian para powerlifting team’s outstanding performance in Cairo not only highlights their exceptional abilities but also serves as an inspiration to athletes and enthusiasts worldwide. Their triumphs in both individual and overall competitions solidify their status as a dominant force in the world of para powerlifting, and their achievements will undoubtedly be celebrated as a source of national pride.