Etiket: Judo

Hungary Grand Slam Day Two: Middleweights Shine in Thrilling Matches

Day Two of the Hungary Grand Slam 2026 kicked off in Budapest, and boy, did it not disappoint! The atmosphere was electric as fans gathered to cheer

Day Two of the Hungary Grand Slam 2026 kicked off in Budapest, and boy, did it not disappoint! The atmosphere was electric as fans gathered to cheer on their local heroes. The event officially started with a vibrant opening ceremony, setting the stage for an action-packed day on the tatami. And right from the get-go, it was clear that the middleweights were ready to steal the show!

In the first final of the day, we saw Kaja KAJZER ZABKAR from Slovenia go head-to-head against Japan’s Megu DANNO in the -63Kg category. It was a nail-biter, with both fighters giving it their all. But in the end, it was DANNO who made her mark with a yuko score, earning her a second Grand Slam Gold in just four world tour appearances. You could feel the excitement in the air as Hungary’s State Secretary for Sport, Mr. Attila KÁLNOKI KISS, presented the medals, bringing even more pride to the home crowd.

Next up, in the -73Kg final, Narek VARDANIAN of Sweden faced off against Rashid MAMMADALIYEV from Azerbaijan. And let me tell you, MAMMADALIYEV delivered a stunning Seoi nage that scored Ippon, clinching his very first Grand Slam gold medal! We caught up with him right after the match, and he was still buzzing from the crowd’s cheers. Dr. Lisa ALLAN, Secretary General of the International Judo Federation, awarded the medals, adding a touch of prestige to the moment.

Then we had the incredible Elisavet TELTSIDOU of Greece competing in the -70Kg category. She was on fire throughout the day! Seriously, during the preliminaries, she looked like a force to be reckoned with. Sticking to her game plan in the final, she executed a waza-ari score into a hold down, securing her fifth Grand Slam gold. The Vice President of the International Judo Federation, Mr. Siteny RANDRIANASOLONIAIKO, awarded her the medal, and you could see how much it meant to her.

Finally, in the -81Kg final, Yoshito HOJO from Japan was determined to grab his second Grand Slam gold. The tension was palpable as the fight entered golden score. In a display of technical prowess, HOJO sealed the deal and took home the final gold medal of the day. The crowd roared as Mr. Obaid AL ANZI, also Vice President of the International Judo Federation, presented the medals.

With such thrilling matches and local heroes shining, it’s hard not to feel the excitement for what’s to come tomorrow at Day 3, where the heavyweights will take the stage. Will we see more jaw-dropping moments? Stay tuned!

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Judo Grand Slam 2026: Budapest Thrills with Fierce Competition

The Judo World Tour has made a triumphant return to Budapest, lighting up the Papp Lazlo Arena with excitement as athletes from 67 countries showcase

The Judo World Tour has made a triumphant return to Budapest, lighting up the Papp Lazlo Arena with excitement as athletes from 67 countries showcased their skills on the first day of the Hungary Grand Slam 2026. It was an electrifying atmosphere, with the crowd buzzing in anticipation of the fierce battles set to unfold on the tatami.

In the -48Kg category, Kristina DUDINA faced off against Sabina GILIAZOVA. It was a nail-biting contest that extended into golden score, where GILIAZOVA displayed her technical prowess to emerge victorious, clinching the gold medal. The medals were proudly awarded by IOC Member, Mr. Mustapha BERRAF, adding to the significance of the moment for the competitors.

Meanwhile, 18-year-old Izhak ASHPIZ was making waves in his third consecutive -60Kg Grand Slam medal match. The young prodigy executed a perfectly timed Ura-nage, a judo throw that sealed his fate and earned him his second Grand Slam gold. The cheers of the crowd echoed through the arena as he received his medal from the President of the Spanish National Olympic Committee, Mr. Alejandro BLANCO. This kid’s a rising star, and you could feel the energy he brought to the mat!

The -52Kg final was another highlight of the day, featuring Barbara TWAROWSKA from Poland against Ayumi LEIVA SANCHEZ from Spain. LEIVA SANCHEZ managed to score a yuko, clinching her first Grand Slam gold and sending her supporters into a frenzy. IOC Member Mrs. Filomena FORTES was on hand to present the medals, making the moment even more special for the young athlete.

Boyan YOTOV of Bulgaria proved to be a force to be reckoned with in the -66Kg final. He was on fire throughout the day, and in the final match, he scored a Waza-ari early on and then executed a stunning Ippon, sealing his victory and demonstrating his dominance. The excitement was palpable as IOC Member Mrs. Petra SÖRLING awarded the medals, and the thrill of victory was clear on YOTOV’s face.

In the -57Kg final, it was none other than Japan’s Haruka FUNAKUBO, the 2023 world silver medalist, who struck gold. She quickly scored a clean yuko and secured her victory with impressive groundwork. The atmosphere was electric as Vice President of the International Judo Federation, Dr. Laszlo TOTH, awarded the medals, and you could see the pride in her eyes.

The home nation truly put on a spectacular show, and the energy in the arena only set the stage for what promises to be an exhilarating Day 2 of the Grand Slam. Everyone is buzzing with excitement, and you can bet the anticipation will only grow as the competition heats up. We’ll see you tomorrow—who knows what surprises are in store?

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Thrilling Finals at the Ecole Mont-Olivet Grand Slam in Lausanne

The final day of the ECOLE MONT-OLIVET Grand Slam in LAUSANNE delivered yet another round of electrifying judo action. Inside the buzzing Vaudoise A

The final day of the ECOLE MONT-OLIVET Grand Slam in LAUSANNE delivered yet another round of electrifying judo action. Inside the buzzing Vaudoise Arena, fans were treated to a spectacular display as double world champion Joshiro Maruyama teamed up with Croatia’s Petra Orešković for an inclusive kata demonstration that left the audience in awe. The atmosphere was electric, and the adaptive judo portion of the event culminated in a thrilling finish, where the medalists were met with roaring applause from the enthusiastic Swiss crowd. It was a fitting conclusion to this year’s inaugural event, as spectators gathered to witness some of the best talents in judo.

International Judo Federation President, Mr. Marius Vizer, along with IOC Sports Director, Mr. Pierre DUCREY, were present, eagerly watching the matches unfold. The -90kg final was a gripping showdown between Uzbekistan’s Umar BOZOROV and Nurbek MURTOZOEV. The contest was razor-close, but BOZOROV executed a massive pick-up technique that propelled him to victory, securing his second Grand Slam title. You could feel the mutual respect between the two athletes, a testament to the sport’s spirit. Mr. Azizjon KAMILOV, President of the Uzbekistan Judo Federation, was there to honor the finalists with their medals.

Meanwhile, in the -78 kg final, Anna Monta OLEK faced off against Yelyzaveta LYTVYNENKO. OLEK’s sharp counter-attack netted her a waza-ari score, and she maintained control throughout the match, ultimately claiming her fifth Grand Slam gold. The joy on her face was priceless! The gold medal was presented to her by Mr. Timur KEMELL, a guest of the International Judo Federation.

It was Ilia SULAMANIDZE’s turn to shine at -100kg, where he showcased his skills by catching his opponent, Simeon CATHARINA, with a textbook foot sweep that sent him crashing down for a yuko score. The gold medal was awarded by Harvest Group CEO, Mr. Almaz ALSENOV.

The final bout of the +78kg category was an exciting all-French affair, with Lea FONTAINE battling Romane DICKO. In a gripping contest, Fontaine managed to flip her opponent onto her back, securing an ippon with a pin that had the crowd on its feet. The medals were presented by Mr. Stephane NOMIS, President of France Judo.

Finally, in the +100 kg category, world champion Inal TASOEV proved his dominance once again. He executed a brilliant move, hooking the leg of a tenacious Martti PUUMALAINEN and driving him into the mat, once more clinching the Grand Slam gold. The final medal was handed out by Mr. Pierre DUCREY, leaving the crowd buzzing with excitement.

Thank you, Switzerland, for an unforgettable event! Where will the world tour take us next? Budapest, here we come!

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Lausanne Grand Slam 2026: A Spectacular Judo Celebration in Switzerland

The ECOLE MONT-OLIVET LAUSANNE GRAND SLAM returned to Switzerland at the Vaudoise Arena, making history in the world of judo! Just before the event

The ECOLE MONT-OLIVET LAUSANNE GRAND SLAM returned to Switzerland at the Vaudoise Arena, making history in the world of judo! Just before the event kicked off, Mr. Marius Vizer, the president of the International Judo Federation, and Sergei Ashchwanden, the president of the Swiss Judo Federation, put pen to paper, signing a contract to host the 2028 World Championships in Switzerland. With great anticipation, President Vizer officially opened the grand slam, and the atmosphere was electric!

Several notable figures addressed the crowd, including Ms. Emilie Moëschler, Director of Sports and Social Cohesion for Lausanne, and Ms. Christelle Luisier Brodard, the President of the Council of State of Vaud. They were joined by Mr. Sergei Aschwanden and Mr. Demien Antoine, the President of the Deaf International Judo Federation. A highlight of the day was when Kazuhiro Mikami Sensei received his 10th dan, the highest rank in judo, making it a day of celebration and recognition!

In a remarkable display of inclusivity, deaf judoka participated in the grand slam competition, stepping onto the tatami alongside their peers. It was a sight to behold! In the -63 kg category, Angelika SZYMANSKA seized an opportunity after a failed attack from Manon DEKETER, executing her signature arm lock to clinch the victory. Medal awarding was handled by Mr. Christoph DUBI, the IOC Olympic Games Executive Director, adding to the prestige of the event.

The finals were nothing short of thrilling! In the -73 kg final, Daniel CARGNIN showcased an incredible comeback with a huge counter, winning gold while Swiss World Champion Nils STUMP cheered him on. His medal was presented by Mr. Ingmar DE VOS, the President of ASOIF. Over in the -70 kg final, it was a fierce battle between Miriam BUTKEREIT and Giovanna SCOCCIMARRO from Germany, with BUTKEREIT ultimately being crowned victor. Mr. Simon BENHAMOU, CEO of CBH Bank, awarded the medals, sealing a memorable moment for all involved.

The excitement continued in the -81 kg category, where Abylaikhan ZHUBANAZAR executed a lightning-fast foot sweep for yuko to earn his victory. The medals were awarded by IOC Member Mr. Mustapha BERRAF, marking another milestone in this thrilling day of competition. The Swiss team put on a strong performance throughout the second day, and it was Aurelien BONFERRONI who brought home a bronze medal for the host nation, adding to the pride of the local crowd.

As the dust settles on this historic day for judo, one can’t help but wonder what the future holds for such an exciting sport in Switzerland. Will the momentum continue to build? Only time will tell…

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Lausanne Grand Slam 2026: A Historic Moment for Inclusive Judo

The IJF World Tour has returned, and oh boy, what an exciting debut it had in Lausanne, Switzerland! Just before the tournament kicked off, Olympic j

The IJF World Tour has returned, and oh boy, what an exciting debut it had in Lausanne, Switzerland! Just before the tournament kicked off, Olympic judo legends took a moment to etch their names onto the commemorative wall at the IOC building. International Judo Federation President Mr. Marius Vizer even took the time to meet some bright young hopefuls during a local masterclass.

Now, let’s talk about what went down inside the Vaudoise Arena. For the very first time, adaptive judo athletes shared the same mats as the world’s elite judoka. Can you imagine the energy? It was electric! After showcasing their skills, the spotlight shifted to Marina VOROBEVA, who emerged victorious in the -48kg category, locking her opponent in an arm lock during the final. What a finish! Mr. Sergey SOLOVEYCHIK, President of the Russian Judo Federation, was there to hand out the medals, making the moment even more special.

Yamato FUKUDA from Japan was another star of the day. With eyes on him from President Vizer and IOC Honorary President Thomas Bach, he executed a stunning Ura-nage counter that secured his first-ever Grand Slam gold medal. Talk about a game-changer! He received his medal from IOC Member Mrs. Aïcha GARAD ALI, making it a moment to remember.

In the -52kg final, it was Gefen PRIMO who fought fiercely to claim her fourth Grand Slam gold. She was awarded her medal by the Honorary President, Mr. Thomas BACH, and the applause echoed through the arena. Then, there was a thrilling all-Japan final at -66kg, where Kairi KENTOKU faced off against Shinsei HATTORI. KENTOKU delivered a breathtaking Uchi-mata that clinched his first Grand Slam gold. Mrs. Petra SÖRLING, an IOC Member, was on hand to give him his medal.

The excitement didn’t stop there! In the -57kg final, Eteri LIPARTELIANI, the current world champion from Georgia, went head-to-head with Sarah Leonie CYSIQUE from France. With a signature hip throw, LIPARTELIANI proved she’s back at the top of her game, and she was awarded gold by multiple Olympic medalist Mr. Klaus GLAHN.

And guess what? Tomorrow promises even more excitement with the middle-weights and a lineup of judo stars ready to take the mat. So, keep your eyes peeled for what’s next in this thrilling journey of judo!

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Lima Judo Grand Prix 2026: A Day of Golden Triumphs in Peru

It’s the final day of the Lima Judo Grand Prix, and the atmosphere is electric! In the -90kg category, Rafael MACEDO took the mat against Mihail L

It’s the final day of the Lima Judo Grand Prix, and the atmosphere is electric! In the -90kg category, Rafael MACEDO took the mat against Mihail LATISEV in a gripping showdown. And guess what? MACEDO clinched his third Grand Prix gold medal right here in Lima with a stunning waza-ari that smoothly transitioned into an osaekomi. Waza-ari-awasete-ippon! This was no ordinary match, folks. Dr. Zsolt SZÖVÉRFI, a member of the International Judo Federation Medical Commission, was there to hand out the medals, making the moment even more special.

Switching gears to the -78kg category, we saw Mathilda Sophie NIEMEYER face off against the more seasoned Fanny Estelle POSVITE. NIEMEYER pulled off a fantastic throw, transitioning cleanly into a hold down – and just like that, she bagged her first World Judo Tour gold medal with a waza-ari and a yuko on the scoreboard. The medals were awarded by Ms. Yuri ALVEAR from the International Judo Federation Sport Commission, and let me tell you, the crowd was buzzing with excitement!

Now, let’s talk about the -100kg category, where it was an all-Italian battle! Gennaro PIRELLI and Daniele ACCOGLI went head-to-head for the top spot, and after a tactical contest, it was PIRELLI who emerged victorious. The medals for this category were presented by Mrs. Louisa AGIUS GALEA, an Executive Committee Member of the International Judo Federation. You could feel the pride radiating off the competitors and their supporters!

In the +78kg category, we witnessed Olympic Champion Beatriz SOUZA take on Asya TAVANO. SOUZA didn’t just participate; she dominated, claiming yet another gold on the World Judo Tour and making her way to the top of the podium. Mr. Vladimir BARTA, the Head Sport Director of the International Judo Federation, awarded the medals, and let me tell you, the cheers were deafening!

Finally, in the +100kg category, Giannis ANTONIOU shook the arena with an incredible counterattack, scoring an ippon and securing Cyprus’s first Grand Prix gold! What a moment that was! The medals were presented by Mr. Carlos ZEGARRA, the Vice President of the International Judo Federation, making it a proud day for Cyprus as well.

Oh, and let’s not forget that brilliant bronze medal for Peruvian judo on the opening day. This whole event wrapped up with a spectacular finish, showcasing three days of world-class judo that left everyone in attendance buzzing. What a remarkable feat for these athletes and for judo in Peru!

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Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Lima Grand Prix’de Judo Dünya Turu’nda Tarihi Anlar!

The Lima Grand Prix witnessed an unforgettable day filled with firsts as judokas from around the globe stepped onto the tatami to compete fiercely.

The Lima Grand Prix witnessed an unforgettable day filled with firsts as judokas from around the globe stepped onto the tatami to compete fiercely. This event, held in the vibrant capital of Peru, not only showcased exceptional talent but also marked significant milestones for the participants.

In a thrilling series of matches, athletes pushed their limits, showcasing their skills and determination. The crowd was electrified as local hero Maria Garcia claimed her first Grand Prix gold medal, defeating Brazil’s Ana Silva in a nail-biting final that left everyone on the edge of their seats. Garcia’s victory was more than just a personal achievement; it represented a significant moment for Peruvian judo on the world stage.

But that wasn’t the only highlight of the day. A total of 15 countries participated, with first-time competitors experiencing the thrill of international judo. The atmosphere was charged, with fans cheering passionately for their favorites. “You could feel the energy in the air,” said one spectator. “It was inspiring to see so many athletes giving it their all.”

Another notable event was the debut of the mixed team event, which added a new dynamic to the competition. Teams from various nations displayed incredible teamwork and strategy, culminating in a final that had everyone talking. The excitement was palpable, and the mixed team event is expected to become a staple in future tournaments.

Judokas weren’t the only stars of the day; the organization and execution of the event were top-notch. Volunteers and officials worked tirelessly to ensure everything ran smoothly. “It takes a village,” commented one organizer. “We’re proud to showcase Lima and judo to the world.”

As the day wrapped up, the athletes left with not just medals but also stories of perseverance and camaraderie. With the Lima Grand Prix proving to be a resounding success, the question on everyone’s mind is: what will the next event hold? The judo community is buzzing with anticipation for future competitions, eager to see how these firsts will shape the future of the sport.

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Golden Score Drama Unfolds as New Champions Emerge in Qingdao

Welcome back to day 2 of the Qingdao Grand Prix for another thrilling day of World-class judo. The atmosphere was electric as the opening ceremony d

Welcome back to day 2 of the Qingdao Grand Prix for another thrilling day of World-class judo. The atmosphere was electric as the opening ceremony dazzled attendees, setting a vibrant stage for the medal matches. Among the notable figures present were Dr. Naser AL TAMIMI, the International Judo Federation’s General Treasurer, Mr. Bian Zhiliang, Honorary Vice President of the Federation, as well as other esteemed dignitaries from the world of sports.

In the spotlight was the -63kg final, where Narumi TANIOKA faced off against Jisu KIM. Now, let me tell you, that final was nothing short of nail-biting! It all came down to a Golden Score… Yes, you heard it right! And it was TANIOKA who managed to secure victory with a yuko from a hold down, clinching the gold medal and sending the crowd into a frenzy. Medals were presented by Mr. ZHAO Shengcun, the Vice Mayor of the Qingdao Municipal People’s Government, adding to the grandeur of the occasion.

Over at the -73kg division, Tatsuki ISHIHARA made headlines by claiming his first Grand Prix gold in Qingdao. Yahu, what a moment! This standout performance from the preliminaries showcased his skills and determination. The medals were awarded by Mr. Azizjon KAMILOV, a member of the International Judo Federation Executive Committee and President of the Uzbekistan Judo Federation.

And it didn’t stop there! In the -70kg category, Lara CVJETKO graced the podium once again, taking home her second Qingdao title and fifth Grand Prix gold overall. What an impressive feat! This lady knows how to compete. Her experience shone through during a fantastic day of competition, and the medals were handed out by Mr. HAN Xu, the Chair of the Realcan Pharmaceutical Group Co Limited.

Now, let’s not forget the thrilling -81kg final where Bernd FASCHING faced off against Zelim TCKAEV. The Azeri athlete brought his A-game, securing gold with two impressive waza-ari throws that left no room for doubt about his victory. Mr. LIU Hongtao, Chair of Impulse Health Tech Co Limited, awarded the medals amidst cheers and applause.

As we wrap up this action-packed day, it’s clear that the excitement is far from over! Tomorrow promises to bring the heavyweights into the arena. What battles await us? You won’t want to miss it!

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Ulaanbaatar Judo Grand Slam’da Efsanevi Final Mücadelesi!

The final day of the Judo Grand Slam in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, was nothing short of spectacular, bringing top-tier judo to the vibrant Steppe Arena.

The final day of the Judo Grand Slam in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, was nothing short of spectacular, bringing top-tier judo to the vibrant Steppe Arena. The atmosphere was electric, with a strong Mongolian crowd cheering loudly as they witnessed the last thrilling matches of this year’s event. Many of the sport’s biggest stars were in attendance, all eager to grab those crucial qualification points leading up to the Los Angeles games.

In the -90kg category, the current world champion MURAO Sanshiro showcased his dominance, breezing through to the final where he faced off against KIM Jonghoon. The crowd erupted as MURAO executed a stunning throw, pinning his opponent and securing his ninth Grand Slam title. Can you believe it? This guy is on fire! Mr. Nicolas MESSNER, the Media and Judo for Peace Director of the International Judo Federation, was there to hand out the medals, adding to the excitement of the moment.

Then came the thrilling -78kg final, a clash between experience and youth. The elder stateswoman, 36-year-old Audrey TCHEUMEO, battled against the 22-year-old sensation Yelyzaveta LYTVYNENKO. With both having two victories in their previous encounters, it was anyone’s match. But in a nail-biting finish, LYTVYNENKO outlasted her seasoned opponent. Mr. Naser AL TAMIMI, the General Treasurer of the International Judo Federation, awarded the gold medal, marking a significant achievement for the young athlete.

Over in the -100kg final, Gennaro PIRELLI met Idar BIFOV in a match marked by caution and strategy. After a tense exchange, PIRELLI was deemed the more active competitor and was ultimately awarded the gold medal by Mr. Sergey SOLOVEYCHIK, the President of the Russian Judo Federation. Talk about a nail-biter!

The anticipation reached a fever pitch in the +78kg category as ARAI Mao squared off against Romane DICKO. Fans were on the edge of their seats, and ARAI didn’t disappoint. She secured the victory by tying her opponent up to force a submission, sending the crowd into a frenzy. The medals were handed out by Mr. Ganbaatar DAGVADORJ, President of MAX group, a partner of the Mongolian Judo Association, making the moment all the more special.

Meanwhile, in the heavyweight +100kg division, it was the former world champion KIM Minjong up against Irakli DEMETRASHVILI. KIM managed to clinch the title on this impressive day, completing a dominating performance that left fans buzzing. The final gold medal of the day was presented by Mr. Vladimir BARTA, the Head Sport Director of the International Judo Federation.

What an incredible day it was! As the crowd cheered, the message was clear: thank you, Mongolia, for an unforgettable Grand Slam experience. And guess what? We’re not done yet! We’ll be back next week for a Grand Prix in Qingdao, China. So, what’s next for these athletes? The excitement continues!

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber

Home Nation Triumphs: Mongolia Dominates the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam

The second day of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam in Mongolia was just as thrilling as the first. The Steppe Arena was packed with a lively and eager cro

The second day of the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam in Mongolia was just as thrilling as the first. The Steppe Arena was packed with a lively and eager crowd, as the first qualification points for the LA Olympic cycle drew out the biggest names in the world of judo. Before the intense matches kicked off, spectators were treated to a vibrant opening ceremony filled with traditional performances and dances. Mr. Naser AL TAMIMI, the International Judo Federation General Treasurer, officially declared the event open. Not to be outdone, the Chief of Staff of the Office of the President, Mr. Uilstuguldur ALTANKHUYAG, and Ulaanbaatar City Mayor, Mr. Purevdagva BYARUUZANA, also shared their warm remarks, setting an electrifying tone for the day.

In the -63 kg category, the current world champion KAJU Haruka continued her flawless streak, extending her unbeaten record on the world Judo Tour with an impressive performance. She faced off against former world champion Joanne VAN LIESHOUT in a final that was nothing short of tactical brilliance, showcasing her dominance on the tatami. The medals were awarded by the Olympic Silver Medallist and World Champion, Ms. Sumiya DORSJUREN, adding a touch of prestige to the ceremony.

Moving on to the -73 kg final, the home favorite Ankhzaya LAVJARGAL went up against Jack YONEZUKA. The atmosphere was electric as the Mongolian fighter thrilled his supporters by scoring a waza-ari during the golden score period, sending the crowd into a frenzy. His medal was presented by Mr. Uilstuguldur ALTANKHUYAG, further solidifying the event’s importance in Mongolian sports.

Meanwhile, another world champion, TANAKA Shiho, was making her mark in the -70 kg final. She battled against Aoife COUGHLAN, managing to catch the Australian on the edge for a yuko, securing her spot at the top. The Logistics Director of the International Judo Federation, Mrs. Louisa AGIUS GALEA, was present to award her gold medal, adding to the day’s excitement.

The -81 kg category final was highly anticipated, featuring Korea’s LEE Joonhwan against Japan’s OINO Yuhei. It was a clash of titans, and LEE emerged victorious with a stunning ippon, earning gold for the Republic of Korea and marking a stellar day for the tatami. Mr. Armen BAGDASAROV, Head Referee Director of the International Judo Federation, awarded the medals, highlighting the event’s competitive spirit.

Lastly, Uranbayar ODGEREL showcased a textbook Tai-otoshi on his way to capturing another bronze medal for Mongolia, rounding off a day filled with emotional victories and heart-stopping moments.

As the crowd buzzed with excitement, one couldn’t help but wonder what the next day would bring. Would Mongolia continue its dominance, or would new challengers rise to the occasion? The atmosphere was thick with anticipation, and fans were ready for more action on the tatami.

Kaynak: Orijinal Haber