Nagoya; 102 medals and falling to sixth place; Alarm for Iran's Para-Asian Sports Iran: In the fifth edition of Para-Asian Games Nagoya 2026, Iran's sports team ranked sixth in the ranking table by winning 26 gold medals, 36 silver medals and 40 bronze medals and a total of 102 medals. This result, compared to the last two periods, indicates a decrease in the number of Iranian medals and a deterioration in the status of the Iranian convoy in the Pan-Asian competitions. Comparing the statistics of the three periods shows that the number of gold medals of Iran in Nagoya decreased by 18 medals compared to Hangzhou, and the total number of medals decreased by 29 medals. Of course, these results were obtained in a situation where Iranian athletes faced difficulties in the preparation course in recent months. Iranian men's sitting volleyball, as expected, in winning the championship title at the Para-Asian Games in Nagoya, shone again and established its status as the flagship of the country's sports fleet. Bypassing India and Uzbekistan is a warning bell for Iran's pan-Asian sports; Because it will be more difficult to maintain the past position without focused planning and improving the quality of the medals. Read the full text here.

Nagoya; 102 medals and falling to sixth place; Alarm for Iran's Para-Asian Sports Iran: In the fifth edition of Para-Asian Games Nagoya 2026, Iran's sports team ranked sixth in the ranking table by winning 26 gold medals, 36 silver medals and 40 bronze medals and a total of 102 medals. This result, compared to the last two periods, indicates a decrease in the number of Iranian medals and a deterioration in the status of the Iranian convoy in the Pan-Asian competitions. Comparing the statistics of the three periods shows that the number of gold medals of Iran in Nagoya decreased by 18 medals compared to Hangzhou, and the total number of medals decreased by 29 medals. Of course, these results were obtained in a situation where Iranian athletes faced difficulties in the preparation course in recent months. Iranian men's sitting volleyball, as expected, in winning the championship title at the Para-Asian Games in Nagoya, shone again and established its status as the flagship of the country's sports fleet. Bypassing India and Uzbekistan is a warning bell for Iran's pan-Asian sports; Because it will be more difficult to maintain the past position without focused planning and improving the quality of the medals. Read the full text here.