Georgia's Wheelchair Athletes at the Paris Paralympics

The Paris Paralympics are in full swing, showcasing the extraordinary abilities of athletes competing in 22 sports. Among the participating nations, Georgia has made its mark with a strong contingent of wheelchair athletes, vying for medals and achieving personal bests.

• Georgia's Paralympic team has already secured one bronze and one gold medal, a testament to their dedication and hard work.
• The Bank of Georgia is a proud sponsor of the team, providing crucial support to these remarkable athletes.

Wheelchair Fencing: Georgia's Fencers on the Podium

Georgia's wheelchair fencers are displaying exceptional skill and determination in their respective categories.

• Irma Khetsuriani and Nino Tibilaishvili, competing in wheelchair fencing, have showcased their agility and precision in the A and B categories.
• Their schedule includes various rounds of fencing, from 1/16 finals to the final match, spanning from September 3rd to 4th.

Wheelchair Shooting: Vladimir Chincharauli Aims for Gold

Vladimir Chincharauli, a talented wheelchair shooter, is representing Georgia in the Paralympic shooting event.

• He will compete in the pneumatic rifle shooting category at 50 meters on September 4th.
• He will first participate in the qualification round, aiming for a spot in the final.

Wheelchair Judo: Georgian Judo Athletes Prepare for Combat

Georgia's wheelchair judo athletes are ready to showcase their strength and technical mastery on the mat.

• Zurab Zurabiani will compete in the -60 kg category on September 5th, engaging in a series of rounds from 1/8 finals to the final bout.
• Giorgi Kaldani, in the -73 kg division, will also compete on September 6th, facing opponents in the 1/8 finals, quarter-finals, and beyond.
• Ina Kaldani, participating in the -70 kg category, will compete on September 6th, starting from the quarter-finals and progressing through the rounds.
• Lasha Kizilashvili, in the -90 kg category, will fight for glory on September 7th, starting from the 1/8 finals and aiming for the top podium spot.
• Revaz Chikoidze, representing Georgia in the +90 kg category, will also compete on September 7th, starting from the quarter-finals and battling for victory.

Wheelchair Weightlifting: Akaki Jincharaidze Challenges for the Title

Akaki Jincharaidze, Georgia's wheelchair weightlifter, will compete in the +107 kg category on September 8th in the final round.

• He will be aiming for a medal, showcasing his incredible strength and athleticism.

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