Lebanese taekwondo champion Leticia Aoun has added another achievement to her impressive record.
She has secured her spot in the “Muju Grand Prix,” which will be held in the South Korean city of Muju from September 5 to 7.
This follows her ranking among the top 32 female athletes in the world in the under-57-kilogram weight class.
This qualification is the result of the outstanding achievements made by the Lebanese Taekwondo Federation,
under the leadership of Dr. Habib Zarifa over the past decade in international competitions.
Aoun continued to accumulate points in the world rankings, solidifying her place among the world’s elite athletes in her weight class.
The Lebanese champion hopes to deliver a strong performance in South Korea
and to continue earning points that will strengthen her position in the world rankings,
Athletic Biography
Leticia Aoun was born on April 14, 2001,
and is considered one of the most prominent stars of Lebanese taekwondo in the past decade.
She began practicing the sport at a young age.
She quickly made a name for herself on the local scene,
She then moved on to compete in Arab, continental, and international competitions.
Among her most notable achievements are:
– Winning the bronze medal at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia.
– Winning a bronze medal at the 21st Islamic Solidarity Games.
– Winning several Arab and international titles, as well as medals in international open tournaments.
– Qualifying for the 24th Olympic Games in Paris.
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