Greek Paralympic taekwondo athlete Elena Papastamatopoulou has claimed another major international medal, winning silver at the World Para Taekwondo Grand Prix in Paris after battling through four demanding matches against some of the sport’s leading competitors.
Papastamatopoulou fought her way into the final, delivering a strong performance to secure a place on the podium and add another achievement to her growing international record.
The Greek athlete represents Ioannina Sports Club and trains with Zikos Team under coach Vasilis Zikos.
Her latest success follows a bronze medal at the Grand Prix in South Korea just one month earlier, giving her back-to-back podium finishes at major international competitions.
The results underline Papastamatopoulou’s consistency and competitiveness against the world’s best Para Taekwondo athletes as she continues to build her reputation on the international stage.
Her silver medal in Paris is another significant achievement for Greek para-sport and recognition of the work she and her coaching team have put into reaching the highest level of competition.
Congratulations to Elena Papastamatopoulou and coach Vasilis Zikos on another outstanding international result.
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