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Marcus D’Almeida Takes Silver at World Cup Finals, Stays World No. 1

The result caps a season of steady podiums for the Brazilian archer.

Overview

  • Brady Ellison beat D’Almeida 6–4 in Nanjing to win the title, adding to the American’s résumé as the world No. 2 and a five-time Olympic medalist.
  • The World Cup Finals served as the eight‑archer season finale, bringing together the top performers of the year.
  • D’Almeida reached the final by rallying past Baptiste Addis in the quarterfinals 6–5 with a golden arrow after trailing 1–5, then defeating Thomas Chirault 6–2 in the semifinals.
  • The silver confirms D’Almeida’s position at No. 1 in the recurve world ranking following a year that included a World Cup stage win in Turkey and a runner‑up finish at the World Championships.
  • It is his fourth podium at the Finals, following silver in 2014, gold in 2023, and bronze in 2024, and he said he ends the season with a sense of duty fulfilled.