Vijay congratulates Kasthuri Rajamani for clinching silver medal in 5th Asian Para Games
KUALA LUMPUR — Powerlifter Bonnie Bunyau Gustin is on a mission to reclaim his gold medal at the Nagoya Asian Para Games after losing out on the top prize at the recent Commonwealth Games. The 27-year-old from Sarawak secured the title by surpassing the 72kg weight limit with a combined total of 441kg, clinching the championship at the Nagoya City Trade and Industry Centre.
Reflecting on his victory, Bonnie expressed pride in his performance and credited his wife, Clarissa Jude, for her unwavering support. The couple married last year, and Bonnie acknowledged her role in his achievements. He reflected on his bronze medal from the 2022 Glasgow Games, stating that he arrived in Nagoya determined to win gold.
Bonnie, a two-time Paralympic gold medallist, concluded by thanking his wife, whom he believes is watching his triumph.
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