Hidilyn Diaz’ Golden Remarks, Sparks Humbling Attention

Philippines – In spite of being expected potential to lead her rule in the 31st Southeast Asian Games here, Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz isn’t looking past her opposition.

In view of this, Diaz, who will contend in the ladies’ 55kg class on May 20, said that she doesn’t exclude any of her rivals as there can generally be plausible of shock. The 31-year-old really won her most memorable gold award simply in 2019, when she managed her division in the SEA Games held in Manila.

In the wake of having finished the Philippines’ gold decoration dry season in the Summer Games last year, it’s no big surprise that the Zamboanga local is fixed as the #1. In any case, she minds her own business and is centered around preparing to improve.

However her opposition is even over seven days away, Diaz is as of now in Vietnam to adjust herself and get her last arrangements rolling. She will also prepare for multi week here in Ho Chi Minh City to set herself up.

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There, Diaz is joined by Team HD made out of head mentor and life partner Julius Naranjo, nutritionist Jeaneth Aro, and sports therapist Dr. Karen Trinidad.

In the interim, Diaz’s partners in the weightlifting crew fly to Hanoi on May 16 after they wrap up their preparation at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila.

Along with this, coming to contend in Hanoi are ruling Asian top dog Vanessa Sarno, Olympian Elreen Ando, SEA Games gold medalist Kristel Macrohon, SEA Games silver medalist Margaret Colonia, Asian Championships silver medalist Mary Flor Diaz, and Rosegie Ramos.

Morever, The men’s side is addressed by 2016 Rio Olympics bet Nestor Colonia, Fernando Agad, John Dexter Tabique, Rowel Garcia, John Kevin Padullo and Lemon Tarro. Weightlifting occasions here will be held from May 19-22 at the Hanoi Sports Training and Competition Center.