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Tel Aviv Grand Slam: Uri Sasson was eliminated, Kochman and Plachik won

The senior judoka (over 100 kilos) was passive and surrendered to an Uzbek opponent.

Plachik impressed against the Austrian Harrison, a good opening for Kochman as well

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• Peter Placzyk

• Lee Kochman

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Saturday, 20 February 2021, 11:03

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Said Moulay after winning (Judo Association)

After the disappointment of Sagi Muki yesterday (Friday), but also with three Israeli medals, the Judo Grand Slam in Tel Aviv will end today with a number of Israeli judokas with the focus: Lee Kochman in the weight category up to 90 kilos, Uri Sasson over 100 kilos and Peter Plachik in the weight category of up to 100 kilos.

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Good opening.

Lee Kochman (Photo: GettyImages)

90 kg

I Kochmann climbed to the next round following the passivity of the Ukrainian rival Schnabel Kodg'ao suffered three penalties. In the next round he will meet with the Georgian Nikoloz Srazdisbili representing Spain.

To 100 lbs

Peter Fltz'ik climbed to the next round after obtaining Vasari And easily subdued the Austrian Parra Harrison.

Over 100 kg was

a disappointment for Uri Sasson, who looked tired and unfocused in front of Uzbek Elishar Yusupov. Sasson clung to his opponent and looked at the referee, while his opponent took advantage of his mistake and won thanks to Vasari.

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