The Israeli judo team won a bronze medal at the World Championships

Another great achievement: the team that returned the medal from the Tokyo Olympics in the team competition, after a 4:2 victory over the Netherlands in the battle for bronze.

Before that, it beat South Korea and Uzbekistan, and lost to strong France in the semi-finals

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13/10/2022

Thursday, October 13, 2022, 4:27 p.m. Updated: 4:34 p.m.

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Tiktukno: Summary of today's events in sports, 13.10 (Sport1)

After none of the Israeli contestants managed to get a medal in the individual competitions, the World Judo Championship closes today (Thursday) in Tashkent, with the team competition, where the Israeli team celebrated a sweet bronze medal.

Israel, which also won a bronze medal in the last Olympics, began its journey in the round of 16 against Uzbekistan, won 2:4 and advanced to the next stage.

In the quarter-finals it delivered an impressive 3:4 against South Korea, and in the semi-finals it surrendered 4:1 at the hands of the powerful France.

After that, in the battle for the bronze, she beat the Netherlands 2:4 on the way to the podium.

A great achievement.

Palachik (Photo: GettyImages, David Finch)

A sweet end to the championship.

Raz Hershko (Photo: GettyImages, JACK GUEZ)

Israel - Holland 2:4 (the battle for the bronze)

Guy Gurevich, who was placed in place of Guy Mocki, lost in the first fight to Rank de Wit (up to 90 kg) in the first fight. Raz Harshko responded with her own in the fight against Jos Steinahus (over 70 kg) And it was tied at 1:1, Peter Pleczyk lost with a gold score to Michael Korel (over 90 kg) but Timna Nelson Levy overcame Flonny Cornelis (up to 57 kg) and tied the close match at 2:2.

Ido Levin impressed with a quick catch on Ivo Verhorst (up to 73 kg) and brought Israel to 2:3, then Maya Goshen completed the task, who beat Sana Vermeer (up to 70 kg) with a gold score, after the Dutchwoman was injured and had to spread.

After the victory, the Israeli helped the injured Vermeer to get off the court, in a beautiful sporting moment.

Maya Goshen opened the match against the strong Yves Marie Gahi (up to 70 kg) and lost in a short time. After that, Sagi Muki also succumbed to Alexis Matthew (up to 90 kg), and Israel found itself behind 2:0.

Raz Hershko hoped to surprise the world champion Roman Diko (over 70 kg), but lost as well. Peter Palchik achieved the first Israeli victory when he overcame Joseph Tarhak (over 90 kg), but Timna Nelson Levy lost By Iphon to Sarah Leonie Cizik (up to 57 kg), and France closed the matter with 1:4.

Ido Levin was the first to get on the mat and lost by Ipon to Unkiol Lee (up to 73 kg). Maya Goshen tied the score at 1:1 after her rival Joyun Lee (up to 70 kg) suffered three penalties and Shaggy Muki gave Israel the advantage with a second Ipon Consecutively, this time against Yoonwan Lee (up to 90 kg), Lu lost in the individual competition. Raz Hershko lost in a tie to Hayon Kim (over 70 kg), who was tied 2:2, Peter Palachik provided a dramatic tie against G Yup Hahn (over 90 kg) and raised Israel to 2:3, but Timna Nelson Levy lost to Mimi Ho (up to 57 kg), which gave South Korea 3:3.

Raz Hershko was drawn to take part in the last fight against Hayon Kim (over 70 kg), won in Vasari and advanced Israel to the semi-finals with 3:4.

Timna Nelson Levy (up to 57 kg) got on the mat first and lost to Diura Kaldiorova. After that Ido Levin lost to Shkram Ahadov (up to 73 kg), and the team found itself behind 2:0.

Maya Goshen benefited from an error by her opponent and beat Golanuza Matnyazova (up to 70 kg), and then Muki Ipon provided an error against Jalolidin Kurbonmorudov (up to 90 kg) and equalized to 2:2.

Raz Hershko added her own Ipon and beat Iriskhon Kurvanbaeva (over 70 kg), before Peter Palachik closed the deal against Shkurkhon Bakhtiorov (over 90 kg) on ​​the way to 2:4.

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