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Raz Hershko Wins Gold Medal at Budapest Grand Slam Judo Competition

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Israeli judoka Raz Hershko won a gold medal in the over 78 kg category at the Budapest Grand Slam. This is her second Grand Slam title of 2026.

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  • Raz Hershko won gold at the Budapest Grand Slam.
  • She competed in the over 78 kg weight class.
  • This is her second Grand Slam title this year.
  • Hershko is an Olympic silver medalist.
Raz Hershko Wins Gold Medal at Budapest Grand Slam Judo Competition
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Israeli judoka Raz Hershko, 28, secured a gold medal at the Budapest Grand Slam tournament. Competing in the over 78 kg weight class, Hershko concluded a successful day by winning the final match, adding another achievement for the Israeli delegation at the competition in Hungary.

This victory marks the second Grand Slam title of 2026 for the Olympic silver medalist from Paris. Hershko had previously won gold in Tbilisi in March.

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