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Asian-American Heritage
Naomi Soazo, the Venezuelan-Japanese Paralympic judoka who turned her adversity into gold
“We all have limitations, the worst of them is psychological,” says Naomi Soazo, the judoka who was not afraid to face adversity, a fighter to the end and proud winner…
Asian-American Heritage: Wu Xue, table tennis star from China with a Dominican heart
Wu Xue was born in the People’s Republic of China in 1980, but adopted the Dominican Republic as her home. She is one of the most important Olympic athletes from…
Asian-American Heritage, pride fusioned with the Latino Power
May is Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and UNANIMO Deportes joins in the celebration over 31 days, presenting Asian-Latino athletes who have stood out in their respective sports. Who makes…
Asian-American Heritage: Yamil Chade took many Latino boxers to the top positions
Yamil Chade has long been a recognizable figure in boxing, where he worked closely with great champions such as Kid Gavilán, Wilfredo Gómez, Carlos “Sugar” De León, and Félix “Tito”…
Asian-American Heritage: Bruce Chen, proud of his Chinese roots
During his 17 seasons in the Major Leagues, Bruce Chen had his share of highlights on the mound and together with Hall of Famer Mariano Rivera, shares the record for…
Asian-American Heritage: Alexandr Fier, one of Brazil’s top chess players
Alexandr Hilario Takeda dos Santos Fier a champion chess player, was born on March 11, 1988 in Brazil, in the city of Joinville in the state of Santa Catarina. He…
Asian-American Heritage: Manny Pacquiao, the biggest star in the region
Before Manny Pacquiao became a household name among combat sports fans, many related his birthplace, The Philippines, to the flamboyant lifestyle of former president Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos and as…