Two-time world jiu-jitsu champion Annie Ramirez, 35, claimed another gold medal at the 10th Ju-Jitsu Asian Championship in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Ramirez defeated Mongolia's Shurentsetseg Enkhmunkh in the women's -57kg final to extend her decorated career.
The Philippines secured additional medals through Joanne Pauline Tan, who took silver in the women's -70kg division.
Bronze medals went to Dylan Chrystle Reign Valmores in the +70kg category, Eliecha Zoe Malilay in -45kg, Emily Rosalynn Thomas in -57kg, and Archie Brioso in adults contact -69kg.
The latest title marks Ramirez's third gold at the Asian Championship, following wins in Bangkok three years ago and Amman last year in the same weight class.
She also earned Asian Beach Games gold in Sanya, China, her third in that event after victories in Phuket in 2014 and Danang a decade ago.
Her career includes three Southeast Asian Games golds, a Hangzhou Asian Games gold in 2022, and an Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games title in 2017.
Ramirez won two World Championship golds in Bangkok last year, the pinnacle of her achievements in the sport.
She began as a swimmer before switching to judo and later jiu-jitsu under the guidance of coach John Baylon, a Filipino judo legend.
Ramirez now turns her attention to upcoming competitions, including the Asian Games in Japan this September, the World Championships, and the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games in Saudi Arabia in December.
