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3 minutes ago, orangeman said:

Well now we have to root for Margelidon's last opponent to win his next match so he can have a chance at bronze.  I believe he's the defending WC so not a stretch to think he'll make the final.  

I don't think so - I think Margelidon made it far enough that he will be in the repechage. 

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1 minute ago, james89 said:

I don't think so - I think Margelidon made it far enough that he will be in the repechage. 

I thought you only got to the repechage if your opponent makes the final.

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2 minutes ago, orangeman said:

I thought you only got to the repechage if your opponent makes the final.

Not in Judo - the QF losers from the same side as the bracket face each other and the winner will go to a bronze medal match.

 

EDIT: So Margelidon will need to win 2 more matches for a medal.

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Just now, james89 said:

Not in Judo - the QF losers from the same side as the bracket face each other and the winner will go to a bronze medal match.

Oh, okay.  Good.  

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2 minutes ago, orangeman said:

I thought you only got to the repechage if your opponent makes the final.

This used to be the case, and is still the rule in taekwondo and wrestling, but that rule isn't used in judo anymore.

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8 minutes ago, intoronto said:

bs Klimkait was clearly the better fighter 

The DQ was completely legit. Klimkait basically just gave it away.

 

This really sucks, but the ref did the right thing.

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