Alexa Moreno, the 29-year-old Mexican veteran gymnast, is preparing for her third Olympic participation. Recognized for her perseverance, talent and contributions to national gymnastics, Moreno is emerging as one of the great promises for Mexico in Paris 2024.
Born in Mexicali, Baja California, on August 8, 1994, she has overcome various obstacles to become one of the most important figures in Mexican artistic gymnastics.
Her track record in previous competitions positions her as a strong contender to win a medal and continue to raise the name of Mexico on the international stage.
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The Mexican has stood out in various Olympic events
Rio 2016 Olympic Games
Alexa Moreno has not only stood out for her talent in gymnastics, but also for her mental strength and inspiring spirit.
During her participation in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games, she faced unfair criticism regarding her physique, but far from giving up, she demonstrated great maturity and dedication to the sport, becoming an example for many young athletes.
Doha World Championship 2018
Alexa Moreno has not only left her mark on the Olympic Games, but has also written golden pages in the history of the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. At the 2018 edition of Doha, the Mexican gymnast achieved an unprecedented feat: winning the bronze medal in the vault event.
This achievement made her the first Mexican woman to reach the podium at a World Championship in this discipline. Her brilliant performance not only positioned her as one of the best gymnasts in the world, but also inspired an entire generation of athletes in Mexico and Latin America.
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The Mexican also participated in Tokio 2020
Alexa Moreno made her mark at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games by making it to the vault final in a historic event. With an outstanding performance, she placed in a creditable fourth place, consolidating her position as one of the best exponents of the discipline worldwide.
Her participation in Tokyo 2020 marked a milestone for Mexican gymnastics, as she became the first woman to qualify for an Olympic final in this modality. In addition, her performance in the final positioned her as one of the strongest contenders, demonstrating her talent and ability to compete at the highest level.
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2024-07-09 12:35:02