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Israeli Judo Captain Tamar Nelson Levy Aims for World Championship Podium

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Originalנלסון לוי: "המטרה? פודיום, לא פחות"

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  • Israeli Judo Captain Tamar Nelson Levy aims for a World Championship podium.
  • She is currently ranked fifth in the world in the under-57 kg category.
  • Nelson Levy recently won gold at the Grand Slam and silver at the European Championships.
  • She expressed strong confidence in her preparation and her team.
  • Representing Israel holds deep personal and national significance for her.

Tamar Nelson Levy, the most experienced judoka on the Israeli national team and its current captain, is heading into the World Championships with a clear goal: a podium finish. At 32, Nelson Levy competes in the under-57 kg category and is currently ranked fifth in the world. Her recent successes include a gold medal at the Grand Slam in Tbilisi in March and a silver medal at the European Championships a month later.

Nelson Levy expressed confidence in her preparation and current form, despite a recent period of less favorable results. "I feel great. I had an amazing preparation. I am completely there, and I am coming prepared," she stated. She has previously achieved fifth place twice at the senior World Championships and is determined to improve on that result.

Reflecting on her role as captain, Nelson Levy highlighted the team's potential, particularly its younger members. "We have a squad of youngsters going to the championship, and I think they will be a powerhouse because they work very, very hard," she said. She believes that with more training and competitive experience, these athletes will achieve significant success, noting that some have already earned medals.

For Nelson Levy, representing Israel on the world stage, especially in the current climate, carries immense significance. "It's a huge pride. Especially this competition, the World Championship, is so close to October 7th, it symbolizes a lot, especially in these days," she explained. She feels a profound connection to fighting for the Israeli flag, representing not just herself but the entire nation.

Nelson Levy expressed complete trust in her abilities and her support team, attributing this confidence to her extensive experience. "I trust myself 100%. Because of this experience, because I've been doing this for years, and I probably have more experience than anyone else here, I think because of this experience I trust myself 100%," she stated. She is confident in her knowledge of what needs to be done and how to perform, and has "1000%" trust in her team.

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