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Tatum Keen on track for her biggest career result in Tbilisi. She's through to the gold medal match in the -52Kg weight division where she'll face :FRA Blandine Pont. 

 

Irrespective of whether she wins or loses, it will be her best result ever and her first medal at Grand Slam level of competition. 

 

Staying in Tbilisi Acelya Toprak also has a chance to get her first Grand Slam medal. She'll fight :FRA Martha Fawaz for bronze in the -57Kg weight class. 

 

Only a couple of months before the LA ranking window opens and the :GBR results are definitely looking better than we saw last year. 

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Team :GBR for next month's European Championships has been announced - gotta admit, it is a little underwhelming given the decent start to the season, but it looks like a few of the athletes were ruled out due to injury. 

 

Men's -60Kg: Charlie Ayre - Took silver in the European Cup in Sofia in January but since then hasn't done huge amount on the tour, losing in his first round match in both Linz and Ljubljana.   

Men's -66Kg: Charlie Young - Got to the last 16 in Paris but then exited in first round in Linz. 

Men's -73Kg: Ben Levy - Started the year taking bronze in the Paris Grand Slam but lost in his first bout in Tbilisi earlier this month. 

Men's -73Kg: Ethan Nairne - Has had strong start to the season having taken silver in Sofia and taking his first Grand Prix title in Linz. He followed that up with a last 16 in Tbilisi earlier this month. 

Men's -100Kg: Oliver Barratt - Has reached the last 16 in both the Paris and Tbilisi Grand Slams and the last 32 in Linz.

 

Women's -52Kg: Tatum Keen - Took silver in Tbilisi last week and finished 5th in Linz.

Women's -57Kg: Acelya Toprak - With the exception of 5th place finish in Tbilisi, hasn't achieved huge amount this year.

Women's -70Kg: Kelly Petersen-Pollard - Finished 7th in Linz and reached last 16 in Paris but lost in the first round in Tbilisi last week.

Women's -78Kg: Emma Reid - Has had early exits in both Paris and Linz. Best result came last week in Tbilisi with 5th place. 

Women's -78 Kg: Shelley Ludford - Took gold in Ljubljana earlier in the year. 

  

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