Israeli Judoka Gefen Primo Eliminated Early From World Championships
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Gefen Primo lost her first match at the World Judo Championships.
- Primo was defeated by Azerbaijan's Gutai Mamadalieva.
- The loss is considered a disappointment for the Israeli delegation.
- Primo competed in the under 52 kg weight class.
- Other Israeli judokas will compete on the next day.
Israeli judoka Gefen Primo was eliminated from the World Judo Championships after losing her first match. Primo, competing in the under 52 kg category, was defeated in the early second round by Gutai Mamadalieva of Azerbaijan in Baku. Primo started the bout actively and even scored a "yuko" with 40 seconds remaining. However, her opponent managed to score a "waza-ari" ten seconds before the end, securing the victory.
This marks another disappointment for the Israeli delegation at the championships. Primo's early exit concludes the Israeli competitors' participation for the day. The competition will continue tomorrow with Israeli judokas Ohad Moriz, Tamar Nelson Levy, Inbal Shemesh, and Jonathan Elbaz scheduled to compete on the third day of the event.
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