Bulgarian Athlete Wins Paralympic Gold in Shot Put
Ruzhdi Ruzhdi secured the gold medal for Bulgaria in the shot put, F55 category
Bulgaria's athletes won a total of three medals – two silver and one bronze - in this year's Paralympic summer games in London.
Stela Eneva won both silver medals, as she finished second in the women's shot put discipline and in the discus throwing contest.
Bulgaria's first medal in the London 2012 Paralympics was a bronze won by Radoslav Zlatanov in the long jump.
The Balkan country finished 59th in the overall medal table.
China topped the medal standings by a staggering margin, collecting 91 gold, 71 silver and 65 bronze medals. Russia finished 2nd, followed by Great Britain and Ukraine.
The 14th Summer Paralympics were held in London from August 29 to September 9. Over 4,000 athletes took part in the competition.
Bulgarian Stela Eneva won a second silver medal in the London 2012 Paralympics in the women's shot put discipline (F57/58).
Bulgarian Radoslav Zlatanov won a gold medal at the long jump (F13) contest at the London 2012 Paralympics.
Star US swimmer Michael Phelps might have his 6 medals from the London 2012 Summer Olympics taken away for having participated in a commercial photo shoot.
The Bulgarian flag that was carried by star veteran gymnast Yordan Yovchev at the London Olympics opening is being auctioned off by the organizers of the games.
Stefka Kostadinova, President of the Bulgarian Olympic Committee, BOC, assesses the performance of the Bulgarian athletes at the 2012 London Olympics as "very weak.
Sports Minister Svilen Neykov has opposed claims that the performance of the Bulgarian team at the London Olympics amounted to a failure.
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