Eleven Israeli Judas will participate in the prestigious Grand Slam Paris with the aim of maintaining the Olympic Games rankings

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Following the warm-up tournament in Tel Aviv two weeks ago, comes the opening shot of the Olympic judo season: Grand Slam Paris. This is one of the most prestigious events in the round with more than 700 Judaism and Judaism from around the world - not including Corona at risk - who will compete Saturday and Sunday at the famous Bercy Hall.

For the Israelis, the goal is clear: points, and plenty, in the world rankings to avoid difficult and unrealistic sweepstakes in the Olympic Games. For women who are still looking for criteria, they will hope to stop the poor half-year capability and start producing successes to save something for Tokyo 2020.

Sagi Muki will return to compete at 81kg and will likely meet his rival / friend Said Mulay, who represents Mongolia assuming it comes from Germany. Baruch Mayilov and Tal Flickar will continue to battle the criterion at 66kg. Lee Kochman, who looks bad in Tel Aviv, hopes to recover 90kg, Peter Plczyk will face real tests weighing up to 100kg, and Uri Sasson will face the openweight, where he may meet Teddy Ranier - The Good Judy In the world - to open a season in his home theater.

In the women, a preliminary poetry competing with a weight of up to 48kg would prevent Nelson Levy by 57kg, and Geffen Primo and Gili Cohen appearing at 52kg when Primo threatened a medal, she would finally close the fight to Tokyo and secure the Its place in games.