September 7 – Paris: Costa Rican sprinter Sherman Guity solidified his place in Paralympic history by claiming his fourth gold medal on September 7. Guity triumphed in the 200-meter final (T64 category) at the Stade de France, confirming his status as the world’s top Paralympic athlete.
After winning the gold in the 100 meters, where he set a new Paralympic record with a time of 10.65 seconds, Guity entered the 200-meter final as the favorite. With an impressive qualifying time of 22.29 seconds, the Costa Rican athlete dominated the competition and once again showcased his incredible talent under pressure.
This latest victory brings Sherman Guity’s Paralympic medal tally to four: two golds in the 100 and 200 meters at Paris 2024, and a gold and silver from Tokyo 2020. His unmatched achievements have made him a national hero in Costa Rica and cemented his status as one of the greatest Paralympic athletes in the world.
A Journey Filled with Glory
Since his debut at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, Guity has been unstoppable. His ability to overcome adversity and leave a lasting mark in the most challenging competitions has made him a symbol of pride for Costa Rica. This latest victory not only confirms his championship status but also crowns him as the best Paralympic athlete in the world today.
A Legend in the Making
With four medals to his name, Sherman Guity has not only broken records but has also inspired future generations of athletes and fans. His career is far from over, and with every race, he continues to build a legacy that will endure for years to come in the history of global Paralympic sports.
