Age no barrier as Ridzuan wins 100m gold in World Para GP


I still got it: Mohd Ridzuan Puzi (right) recorded 12.51 to beat Iraq’s Abdulsattar Challoob into second place at the Rades Athletics Stadium in Tunis.

KUALA LUMPUR: Rio 2016 Paralympic Games champion Mohd Ridzuan Puzi may be hitting 35 in September but he is still a force to be reckoned with in his category after winning the 100m T35/36 (physical impairment) race at the 2023 World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Tunisia.

Ridzuan, fondly called ‘Dek Wan’, recorded 12.51 to beat Iraq’s Abdulsattar Challoob into second place with a time of 13.04 at the Rades Athletics Stadium in Tunis.

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