Gabija Dilyte Triumphs Over Alisson Camila Cardozo Rey in Women's Freestyle 50kg 1/8 Final

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On August 6, 2024, the Women's Freestyle 50kg 1/8 Final showcased an intense battle between Gabija Dilyte from Lithuania and Alisson Camila Cardozo Rey from Colombia at the Champ-de-Mars Arena. The match began at 11:28 AM local time and concluded with an official score of 6-0 in favor of Dilyte.

The competition, held on Mat B, was marked by a series of strategic moves and quick reflexes. Dilyte entered the match as a formidable opponent, and she demonstrated her prowess by securing a total of 6 technical points against Cardozo Rey, who unfortunately ended the bout without scoring. Dilyte's victory was highlighted by her ability to dominate the mat, showcasing her skills in both grappling and scoring.

The match was officiated by a qualified panel, including referee Susanna Sylstad from the USA, judge Sun Jian from China, and mat chairman Charles Villet from South Africa. This diverse team ensured the match was conducted fairly and according to Olympic standards.

Dilyte's performance not only earned her a place in the quarterfinals but also set the tone for her Olympic journey. Born on September 9, 2003, Gabija Dilyte has been an active competitor in the wrestling circuit, and this victory adds to her growing reputation as a rising star in women's wrestling. Alisson Camila Cardozo Rey, born on May 15, 1998, will certainly regroup and look forward to future competitions as she continues her athletic career.

The match lasted a total of 4 minutes and 14 seconds, with two periods of wrestling. The first period ended with Dilyte leading 2-0, and she further extended her lead in the second period, ultimately sealing her victory.

Fans around the world are excited to see how Dilyte will perform in the upcoming quarterfinals as she strives for Olympic glory in Paris 2024.

  • Wrestling
  • WFS 50kg 1/8 Final
  • wrestling
  • olympics
  • 2024
  • Gabija Dilyte
  • Alisson Camila Cardozo Rey
  • Lithuania
  • Colombia
  • Champ-de-Mars Arena

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