The Fighting Leopards are ready for the Games of La Francophonie in Kinshasa
The Leopards wrestling, the national wrestling team of the Democratic Republic of Congo, is preparing intensely for the next Games of La Francophonie which will take place in Kinshasa. With the start of the games scheduled for Friday, July 28 at the Martyrs stadium, Congolese athletes are in their home stretch of preparation.
In a recent interview given to ACTUALITÉ.CD, Bernabin Basala, the national technical director of the Congolese federation of associated wrestling, reported on the progress of the preparation of the athletes. According to him, on the technical level, all the athletes are on point, but there is still work to be done on the mental preparation. He recalls the importance of this aspect for athletes, because it allows them to raise their level of performance and hope to win more medals.
The DRC will be represented by 30 athletes in the discipline of wrestling, including 10 women and 10 men for Olympic freestyle wrestling, as well as 5 men and 5 women for African freestyle wrestling. These athletes have worked hard to reach their best and represent their country with dignity at these international games.
The participation of the Leopards wrestling in the Games of La Francophonie is an opportunity for the DRC to showcase its talent in this sporting discipline. These games are also an opportunity for athletes to forge links with other French-speaking wrestlers and discuss their experiences, their technique and their common passion for wrestling.
The Francophonie Games are a major event that highlights the cultural and sporting diversity of French-speaking countries. They allow young talents to express themselves, to surpass themselves and to proudly represent their nation. The Congolese athletes of the Leopards fight are ready to take up this challenge and defend the colors of the DRC with passion and determination.
In conclusion, the preparation of the Leopards fight for the Games of La Francophonie in Kinshasa is in the final phase. Congolese athletes are ready to fight on the mat and give everything to win medals. They are the ambassadors of the DRC in this sporting discipline and intend to shine during this international event. Their technical and mental preparation has been intense, and they are driven by the desire to represent their country with honor and pride