Hosts Senegal claimed a third Beach Wrestling gold medal at Dakar 2026 thanks to Ndeye Khady Anna Diatta in the women’s 45kg. The 17-year-old’s success meant Senegal topped the podium in three out of the eight Beach Wrestling events across the two days in a packed arena at Saly Beach West. Diatta beat Mexico’s Karen Araceli Rios Silva 3-1 to spark scenes of wild celebrations both on the sand and in the stands.
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