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The spotlight was on 17-year-old Lolohea Naitasi from Team Fiji as she competed in the Women’s -67kg Taekwondo Round of 16 at the Olympic Games Paris 2024.
Shivneel Narayan/ONOC
Facing off against Jordan's Julyana Alsadeq, Naitasi put on a brave fight but ultimately fell short with a 0-2 result.
Despite the loss, the young Fijian athlete captured the hearts of the crowd with her infectious smile and undeniable spirit.
Naitasi’s performance was a testament to her potential, and at just 17 years old, she has a long journey ahead in the world of Taekwondo.
The support she received today reflects the bright future that lies before her.
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