Thailand's Wongpattanakit earned her 10^th Grand Prix win with victory over Spain's Adriana Cerezo in the women's under-49 kilograms final in the Stadio Nicola Pietrangeli at the Foro Italico.

It was a repeat of the final at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics won by Wongpattanakit, and she ensured the same outcome against defending Rome Grand Prix champion Cerezo by triumphing 4-0 and 3-2.

This was a fine response from Wongpattanakit to defeat in the final at the World Taekwondo Championships in Azerbaijan's capital Baku to Turkey's Merve Dinçel.

She beat Iran's Mobina Nematzade 3-1 and 8-1 in the semi-finals, with China's Guo Qing the other bronze medallist after reaching the last four before losing 8-1 and 6-2 to Cerezo.

Olympic silver medallist Elsharabaty of Jordan was the other winner in Rome in the men's under-80kg category, edging Mehran Barkhordari of Iran in the final.

Barkhordari won the first round 7-5 despite a three-point head kick being awarded to his opponent on a video review.

Elsharabaty looked in control of the second at 4-0, but only took it on hits registered after conceding three gam-jeoms before Barkhordari levelled with a punch.

The deciding round was also closely contested, but Elsharabaty edged it 6-5 for gold.

Bronze medals went to South Korea's Seo Geon-woo and Norway's Richard Ordemann.

Seo knocked out world champion and home favourite Simone Alessio in the quarter-finals, but was beaten in three rounds by Elsharabaty in the last four.

Ordemann lost his semi-final 12-4 and 10-3 to Barkhordari.

France's capital Paris is due to host the second Grand Prix of the year from August 31 to September 2.