On the course to victory in the women’s over-65 kilograms category, Naimova defeated Britain’s former world champion Amy Truesdale 15-10.

Meanwhile, García López dominated Azerbaijan’s Imamaddin Khalilov 15-4 to come out on top in the men's under-70 division.

The two athletes struck gold to become the only fighters to win titles at the Paralympic Games, World Championships and Grand Prix.

"I always dreamed of competing in a Grand Prix because it means you are part of an Olympic sport," Naimova told World Para Taekwondo.

"Winning a Grand Prix has always been my dream."

Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Mahmut Bozteke achieved gold for Turkey after bettering Mongolia’s five-time world champion Bolor-Erdene Ganbat in the semi-finals and beating Brazil’s Paralympic champion Nathan Torquato in his final.

Bozteke’s compatriot Ali Can Özcan also secured a title, besting world champion Asaf Yasur of Israel in the men’s under-58kg category.

World champion Khwansuda Phuangkitcha of Thailand overcame Mongolia’s Enkhtuya Khurelbaatar to take the women’s under-47 title while Silvana Cardoso of Brazil stormed to victory in the women’s under-57kg event.

Also winning gold was Turkey’s world champion Meryem Cavdar in the men’s under-52 class.

Afghan refugee athlete Zakia Khodadadi won bronze, beating six-time world champion Vika Marchuk of Ukraine in a rematch from the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

A total of 85 athletes from 24 countries, in addition to Khodadadi, participated in the invite-only event, with 19 countries from four continents claiming medals.