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Denisse Alely Hernández Martínez's Pursuit of Olympic Triumph

Denisse Alely Hernández Martínez, Mexico's fencing prodigy, prepares for the Pan American Pre-Olympic Fencing Tournament, eyeing a direct ticket to Paris 2024. With unwavering determination and a formidable team by her side, she faces fierce competition, fueled by a lifelong dream of Olympic glory.

Mexicanist

Apr 8, 2024 — 2 min read

Denisse Alely Hernández Martínez, Mexico's fencing sensation, trains with her formidable team, aiming for a direct ticket to Paris 2024 at the Pan American Pre-Olympic Fencing Tournament. Credit: CONADE

National fencing selection Denisse Alely Hernández Martínez is focused on the Pan American Pre-Olympic Fencing Tournament to be held on April 6 and 7 in San José, Costa Rica, a competition that grants a direct ticket to Paris 2024 only to gold medalists.

“I dream of Paris 2024, it is the biggest dream since I started fencing,” highlighted Hernandez. “It has been quite a long preparation for an event like the pre-Olympic, three constant years traveling, competing, doing international camps and now the date is here, with this preparation I am very well-supported,” she added.

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