Grace Minta wins two silver medals at World Armwrestling Championship

Ghanaian armwrestler Grace Minta has secured two silver medals at the World Armwrestling Championship currently taking place in New Delhi, India. Her impressive performance in the masters division led Ghana to a total of four silver medals during the competition. Minta, a police officer by profession and a reigning African champion, demonstrated exceptional skill by reaching the finals in both the left-arm and right-arm disciplines.

Competing in the Master Women’s 80kg category, Minta’s dual silver medals highlight her consistency and physical prowess. As a prominent figure in African armwrestling, her success on the global stage further cements her reputation as one of the top athletes in the sport. Her participation in the New Delhi tournament was characterized by intense matches against some of the world's best armwrestlers, where she successfully navigated through the brackets to secure her place on the podium.

Ghana's overall medal tally was bolstered by strong performances from other members of the national squad. In addition to Minta’s two silvers, Ghanaian athletes clinched silver medals in the Master Women’s +80kg and the Master Men’s 110kg categories. This collective achievement in the masters divisions marks a significant milestone for the Ghana Armwrestling Federation, showcasing the country’s ability to compete at the highest international level across multiple weight classes.

The World Armwrestling Championship in India continues to provide a platform for elite athletes from various nations to showcase their strength and technique. With the event set to conclude on November 7, the Ghanaian team remains focused on its remaining fixtures. The four silver medals already secured reflect the growing investment and talent development within the sport in Ghana, promising a bright future for armwrestling in the country.