Judo at the Summer Olympic Games 2020

[hckošice 14,831]

Men's +100kg
Final Results

 

  Lukas KRPALEK     

 

  Guram TISHISHVILI  

 

  Teddy RINER      

  Tamerlan BASHAEV  

 

 

Gold Medal Match

 

  Lukas Krpalek   Ippon  Guram Tushishvili 

 

Bronze Medal Match

 

  Teddy Riner   Ippon  Hisayoshi Harasawa 

  Tamerlan Bashaev    Ippon  Yakiv Khammo 

 

Full Brackets Here

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

2 medals for Brazil is something that no one expected. Judo is our most traditional sport at the Olympics, but things weren't looking good. Cargnin had a very lucky draw and made the most out of this opportunity, and Aguiar is a beast and the first woman with three Olympic medals in individual events.

The heavyweight judokas who were sent to the Olympics have always been overestimated and I thought that Beatriz and David were better options, but of course our federation would choose household names instead of bold choices.

A team medal will be impossible now. I'm sad for Maria Portela, but she fails every time she has to rise to the occasion, so that's what you get in the end. I'm happy with our medals, but I'm also kind of sad because the team has no chance for a medal at all.

[Dunadan 1,103]

How many judokas can a country use in the team event? And do they need to fight at least once to get a medal?

[George_D 1,205]

4 hours ago, Dunadan said:

How many judokas can a country use in the team event? And do they need to fight at least once to get a medal?

6 i see, 3 men and 3 women

[NearPup 3,051]

Just now, George_D said:

6 i see, 3 men and 3 women

At the world championships Japan used 6 men and 6 woman during the tournament.

[heywoodu 15,141]

Damn, Henk Grol came with a mission for gold in his final tournament (unlikely as it was), but within 25 seconds an Uzbek throws him on his back and a day later in the team event the same Uzbek does the same thing...in 19 seconds  

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

And Maria Portela does it again: she always fights so hard and falls short in the end.

Funny thing is that media in Brazil adores her. Everybody says how wonderful and awesome she is. But she can't win a single bout. NOT EVEN ONCE.

I wish people put this kind of faith in me, seriously.

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

Rafael Macedo: hottest guy on the Brazilian team, worst athlete in our delegation.

And, with this, I give up. This horrible Brazilian team got what it deserves. 

[heywoodu 15,141]

1 hour ago, thiago_simoes said:

And Maria Portela does it again: she always fights so hard and falls short in the end.

Funny thing is that media in Brazil adores her. Everybody says how wonderful and awesome she is. But she can't win a single bout. NOT EVEN ONCE.

I wish people put this kind of faith in me, seriously.

 

 

 

No but seriously, I can understand the frustration, but on the other hand I do respect the fact that she always fights to the absolute limit. I know most people will disagree, but sometimes I find it more important than the actual results. Step one is always to give everything you've got.

 

And a different question: any word on Altheman's injury? I'd search on Globo or something, but that is so full with spoilers that I don't dare open it  

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

6 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

 

 

 

No but seriously, I can understand the frustration, but on the other hand I do respect the fact that she always fights to the absolute limit. I know most people will disagree, but sometimes I find it more important than the actual results. Step one is always to give everything you've got.

 

And a different question: any word on Altheman's injury? I'd search on Globo or something, but that is so full with spoilers that I don't dare open it  

She suffered a patellar tendon tear. I imagine it should be quite painful and this must leave her out of any competition for a long time.

 

Now, about Maria Portela... better late than never. But that didn't help at all. LOL. A very embarrassing ending for our judokas, but not one that was unexpected.