The Budapest Grand Slam in Judo, which awards a large score to the Olympic Games in Paris, kicked off today (Friday) with the participation of six Israelis.
The new and world number one European champion Timna Nelson Levy (up to 57 kg), who celebrated her 28th birthday yesterday, opened her participation in the tournament with a light victory in the tie, over the Croatian Tia Toplovic and advanced to the quarterfinals, where she twice defeated Vasari against Arens Cuban Garcia moved to a house of consolation, when at the end of a victory over the British she qualified for the battle for the bronze medal.
Brazilian Jasmine Lima, was the first rival of Geffen Primo (up to 52 kg), over which Vasari achieved and rose to the last eight, where she faced Angelica Delgado, where she lost in the iPhone 1:54 minutes to go and moved on to consolation, where she also won a Belgian rival Fight for the bronze medal.
Flickr (right) in the historic battle against the Bahraini,
In the weight category up to 48 kg, Shira Initial advanced directly to the second round, where she defeated her Kazakh rival 6 seconds to finish in captivity and advanced to the quarterfinals, when she surrendered to Chinese Zonging Gao and moved to the House of Consolation, where she lost again, this time to Mongolia and finished seventh.
Weighing in at 66kg, Tal Flicker managed to secure a 56-second victory in the gold medal over Kazia's shot, and advanced to the quarterfinals, where he defeated American Harry Berliner in a quick iPhone, while in the quarterfinals he was rarely awaited by Bahrain Ramson Kodzkov, from a country only two years ago To normalize relations with Israel, but despite the peace, the opponent did not spare Flicker who obtained an iPhone and sent it to the House of Consolation.
Flickr competed against Georgia's VEGA Margwalshvili, the Olympic runner-up in Tokyo, and ranked third in the world, who did not impress the Israeli, who fascinated him and also went up for the bronze medal.
Baruch Shmailov lost his first battle to Kazakhstan Dustan Shikomtov, after a tie with Vasari, the battle was dragged to a gold score, where his opponent threw in an iPhone.
Weighing up to 60 kg, Lior Rapalov started in front of the Georgian Chechwimian fighter, who is ranked tenth in the world, at 66 kg, and lost by 53 seconds to the finish.
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