Cindy Winner Djankeu Ngamba, a Cameroon-born, UK-based boxer representing the Refugee Olympic Team, has etched her name in Olympic history at Paris 2024.She became the first athlete from the Refugee Olympic Team to secure an Olympic medal when she triumphed over French contender Davina Michel in the 75kg boxing semi-finals, winning by unanimous decision. Looking ahead, Ngamba faces Panama’s Atheyna Bylon on Thursday for a chance to advance to the gold medal match. Regardless of the outcome, Ngamba has already guaranteed herself a bronze medal, with the potential to upgrade to silver or gold. Her inspiring journey continues at the North Paris Arena, where she’s not only pursuing personal success but also shining a spotlight on the Refugee Olympic Team’s importance in the global sporting community. Ngamba’s groundbreaking achievement serves as a powerful message of hope and perseverance for refugees worldwide.
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