Judo IJF World Championships 2022

[phelps 6,885]

and Poland have their medal!

[Vic Liu 1,592]

A very surprising medal from Ma Zhenzhao when I thought our Judo will flop to the bottom. Amazing job

[LuizGuilherme 201]

A very good Worlds for Brazil so far!

 

2 golds and 1 bronze

 

Congrats Mayra!!

[Monzanator 3,599]

Major surprise wins a medal

 

 

[thiago_simoes 1,359]

 was robbed. Unbelievable. Turoboyev should have received a third shido penalty. This gold medal for  is a shame.

[intoronto 4,244]

1 minute ago, thiago_simoes said:

 was robbed. Unbelievable. Turoboyev should have received a third shido penalty. This gold medal for  is a shame.

Well the home country needs a gold medal after all...

[phelps 6,885]

2 hours ago, intoronto said:

Well the home country needs a gold medal after all...

Actually they already got one yesterday...

 

2 hours ago, thiago_simoes said:

 was robbed. Unbelievable. Turoboyev should have received a third shido penalty. This gold medal for  is a shame.

yeah, it's the entire tournament that they're interpretating attacks and passivitiy basically at the opposite of what they did until before this championship and giving away "shido" with wrong/biased/senseless criteria.  

 

maybe Judo is aiming to become the new boxing, with O‘zbekiston Respublikasi collecting (undeserved) medal after (undeserved) medal... 

[phelps 6,885]

Day #6

 

Women's -78kg

 

Gold:  Mayra Aguiar

Silver:  Ma Zhenzhao

Bronze:  Yelyzaveta Lytvynenko &  Beata Pacut-Kloczko

 

Men's -100kg

 

Gold:  Muzaffarbek Turoboyev

Silver:  Kyle Reyes

Bronze:  Michael Korrel &  Zelym Kotsoiev

[thiago_simoes 1,359]

5 hours ago, phelps said:

maybe Judo is aiming to become the new boxing, with O‘zbekiston Respublikasi collecting (undeserved) medal after (undeserved) medal... 

Judo, swimming and volleyball are the only sports I used to care about besides artistic and rhythmic gymnastics (and, occasionally, table tennis, tennis and archery), but it's been hard following judo lately. Most of the decisions seem to be so unfair and biased that it almost feels like I'm watching judges making political decisions rather than decisions based on the actual bouts.

Edited October 11, 2022 by thiago_simoes

[phelps 6,885]

Day #7

 

Today's medal matches are:

 

Women's +78kg

 

Bronze Medal match #1:  Wakaba Tomita vs  Kim Ha Yun

Bronze Medal match #2:  Julia Tolofua vs  Raz Hershko

Gold Medal match:  Romane Dicko vs  Beatriz Souza

 

Men's +100kg

 

Bronze Medal match #1:  Temur Rakhimov vs  Guram Tushishvili

Bronze Medal match #2:  Roy Meyer vs  Kim Min Jong

Gold Medal match:  Andy Granda vs  Tatsuru Saito