translated from Spanish: Morales hopes to attend his first National Universiade, in 2020

Paul Morales, with his eye at the Universiada.

Culiacán, Sinaloa.- The Navolatense Paúl Baltazar Morales Bojórquez, three-time medalist in pan American youth championships, disclosed that he will take a break at this end of the year and January 2020 to try to recover with a view to his first Universiada Nacional.RECESOMorales, a graduate student in psychology at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS) has had to make a great effort this year to stay among the best in Mexico due to a meniscus injury of the right knee, for which he had to be operated in Mexico City.” I was operated on by Dr. Salvador Garcia. The expenses were borne by the Conade (National Sports Commission), for the insurance I have here at the CNAR (National High Performance Center) and I am grateful for the attention I have had,” the Navolatense said. It should be noted that this year, Paul Morales was proclaimed two-time champion of the National Olympics.” I am very grateful for the support I have had from my uncle Orestes Morales, who also traines me and someone who motivates me to overcome myself every year,” said the gladiator who has won two silver medals and one bronze medal in youth continental contests. In 2018, Morales won the silver medal in the Pan American Youth of Associated Struggles held in the city of Fortaleza, Brazil.Morales also thanked the sinaloense Institute of Sport (ISDE), which directs Paola Moncayo Leyva, as well as the  Navolato City Council.” I don’t want to be exposed to injury again and I think by February or March I might be ready for the competitions. My goal is to attend the World University, but first we must get the pass at the national stage, with the support of the UAS,” said the Navolatense wrestler.



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