World Taekwondo Grand Prix Finals: Great Britain win three medals in Riyadh
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Bianca Cook (nee Walkden) won +67kg bronze at the Tokyo Olympics last year
Great Britain won three medals at the season-ending World Taekwondo Grand Prix Finals in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Two-time Olympic bronze medallist Bianca Cook took silver, beaten by Turkey's Sude Yaren Uzuncavdar in the +67kg final.
On Thursday, Amy Truesdale won +65kg silver and Beth Munro earned -65kg bronze in the Para Grand Prix Finals.
Cook was returning to action after missing the recent World Championships through injury.
The 31-year-old would have challenged for a record-breaking fourth successive world title in Mexico, where her GB team-mates won four medals.
Fellow British fighter Bradly Sinden was forced to withdraw from the Grand Prix Finals on Saturday because of "minor injury concerns", having reached the -68kg bronze medal draw.
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