Egyptian Fencer Wins Olympic Match While 7 Months Pregnant
- Publish date: Tuesday، 30 July 2024
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Egyptian fencer Nada Hafez made headlines on July 29 by securing her first Olympic victory in the women's sabre event while being seven months pregnant.
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Impressive Performance
The 26-year-old, competing in her third Olympics, triumphed over American world No. 10 Elizabeth Tartakovsky with a close score of 15-13. Although Hafez later lost to South Korea’s Jeon Hayoung 15-7 in the round of 16, her achievement remains remarkable.
Proud and Pregnant
Hafez expressed her pride not only in her performance but also in competing while expecting her baby. She shared her joy on Instagram, writing, "What appears to you as two players on the podium, they were actually three! It was me, my competitor, & my yet-to-come to our world, little baby!”
A Moment to Remember
Hafez’s determination and success at the Paris Olympics inspire many, showcasing her dedication and strength both as an athlete and a mother-to-be.
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