Congratulations France for the gold 
French women's judo was a disaster at these Olympics.
Takayama beats Dicko 
Legend 
Riner
Now I'm realizing, if everything goes as expected and Riner wins the gold, we'll have 11 different countries winning a gold in judo.
Finallllllyyyyyyyy!!!! Porrraaaaaa.
Please, a gold this time. 
But quite surprisingly, I thought the final between Japan and France was guaranteed.
I think it's incredible to remember that this sport was my second favorite in the Olympics. What a horrible thing judo has become.
As some people say here in Brazil, they should change the name of the sport to "shido".
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These stupid rules are killing judo.
What's going on in this semi-finals between 
and 
? 
I can't stand Japan any longer in this Olympics. 
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Cysique gets 3rd shido for grabbing inside of the jacket after 5 mins of golden score and
Deguchi holds on against the odds.
But wasn't Deguchi the favorite for gold?
Yesterday, two of our athletes who were not expected to win a medal managed to win. Today, one of our favorites has already fallen in the first round. 
Keldiyorova deserves the gold. Perfect competition for her.
Edited by hoversaBRFuck you damn Judo judges.
William
Our first medal is getting closer and closer.
Let's go William and Larissa.
She was practically unbeatable, it's hard to accept defeat when you get used to winning.
Uta Abe already eliminated
I'm curious to know when was the last time we won gold in a major competition in men's judo.
Mayra
Great championship for our judo. Two medals so far is very good as maybe our best chances were the last three competitions. One more medal and it will be above expectations, for sure.
In Mixed Team Tournament, easy gold for Japan over Brazil. Bronze for Korea and France.
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Judo must be one of their worst sports, no surprise there. Maybe that will change in Los Angeles, but for now everything is normal.
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