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Israeli Judo Champion Raz Hershko Wins Gold at Budapest Grand Slam

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Israeli judoka Raz Hershko won a gold medal at the Grand Slam tournament in Budapest in the over 78 kg category, defeating France's Celia Cancan in the final. This is her seventh Grand Slam gold medal and follows recent victories at the European Championships and other Grand Prix events.

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  • Raz Hershko won gold at the Budapest Grand Slam.
  • She competed in the over 78 kg weight class.
  • Hershko defeated France's Celia Cancan in the final.
  • This is her seventh Grand Slam gold medal.
  • The tournament was a final major event before the World Championships.
Israeli Judo Champion Raz Hershko Wins Gold at Budapest Grand Slam
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Israeli judoka Raz Hershko secured a gold medal at the Grand Slam tournament in Budapest, competing in the over 78 kg weight class. She defeated France's Celia Cancan in the final match, according to the International Judo Federation (IJF).

Hershko won the final bout with an ippon, executing a harai-goshi throw after her opponent made a mistake. This marks the seventh Grand Slam gold medal for the 28-year-old Israeli athlete.

Cancan, 20, is a former junior world and European champion from the previous year. Hershko is currently ranked second in the world rankings.

Prior to her victory in Budapest, the Olympic silver medalist from this year's Paris Games had already won the European Championships, the Grand Slam in Tbilisi, and the Upper Austria Grand Prix. The Budapest tournament served as the final major event before the upcoming World Championships in Baku.

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