Judo at the Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024

[heywoodu 14,837]

12 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

Photo of the day?

Much as I sympathize with her, she has literally won everything she can already. Keldiyorova has lost two consecutive world finals, from a neutral perspective I'd much rather see her take a rare title than see Abe win her 168th one  

[Faramir 356]

Extreme arrogance is punished for once...even for the best it's better to take part in tournaments and win points to be seeded.

[Styrka 205]

2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Much as I sympathize with her, she has literally won everything she can already. Keldiyorova has lost two consecutive world finals, from a neutral perspective I'd much rather see her take a rare title than see Abe win her 168th one  

I really hope  Amandine Buchard wins gold this time.

She has five world championships medals, one Olympic in Tokyo, but never won. She always loose against Abe, but now she has the chance of her life... 

[heywoodu 14,837]

3 minutes ago, Styrka said:

I really hope  Amandine Buchard wins gold this time.

She has five world championships medals, one Olympic in Tokyo, but never won. She always loose against Abe, but now she has the chance of her life... 

That'd be cool too  

 

I like winners who finally win after always just missing out.

[De_Gambassi 1,221]

I never saw someone in such a distress than Abe today. Literally, like she had lost a child. 

[hoversaBR 421]

She was practically unbeatable, it's hard to accept defeat when you get used to winning.

[ChandlerMne 1,014]

Two -66 kg Tokyo medalists are out. 

[Monzanator 4,441]

Women's 52 kg Semi-Finals:

 

Keldiyorova vs Buchard

D. Krasniqi vs Giuffrida

[Josh 10,122]

Men’s 66kg Quarterfinals (I’m late I know)

 Khyar v.  Kyrgyzbayev

 Yondonperenlei v.  Lima

 Vieru v.  Buncic

 Abe v.  Emomali

[Federer91 2,720]

Krasniqi vs. Giufrida is going to be a fantastica 1/2