Cuban judoka Alex Garcia (+100 kg) won a silver medal after losing to Brazilian David Moura, in the Cancun Grand Prix, in Mexico.

Previously, Garcia had beaten Chilean Francisco Solis in a division that only registered four athletes.

On Sunday, the Caribbean island also reached three bronze medals, through Ivan Silva (90) Andy Granda (100) and the woman Kaliema Antomarchi (78), in addition to a fifth seat by Jose Armenteros (100).

Silva defeated Canadian Zachary Burt, Granda won over Brazilian Luciano Correa and Antomarchi beat Mexico's Liliana Cárdenas, while

Armenteros lost to British Philip Awiti-Alcaraz.
Cuba also achieved a bronze medal on Friday, with Anailys Dorvigny (57), while Osniel Solis lost his first bout.

The Caribbean island, with one silver and four bronze medals, ranked ninth in the standings led by Brazil (5-2-1), Spain (3-1-0), Israel (2-1-0), Mexico (1-2-1), United States (1-0-3), Croatia (1-0-0), Argentina (1-0-0) and Great Britain (0-4-5).

The main purpose of the Cuban side is to continue adding points for the world ranking, in the face of the World Championship in Budapest, Hungary, scheduled from August 28 to September 3.

The 36th edition of the Mexican event brought together 185 judokas from 36 countries and granted 700 points to the champions in each sex.