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Judo World Championships: Karem Primu Advances to Round of 16

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Karem Primu, Israel's only competitor at the Judo World Championships, has reached the round of 16 in the under-63 kg division. She defeated opponents from Italy and Poland in dramatic fashion. Primu secured her victory against the Polish judoka by capitalizing on her opponent's penalties. She is set to face the Australian opponent of Australia next.

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  • Karem Primu advanced to the round of 16 at the Judo World Championships.
  • Primu defeated opponents from Italy and Poland to reach the next stage.
  • She overcame a significant point deficit against her Polish opponent.
  • Primu will face the Australian opponent of Australia in the round of 16.
  • Primu is the sole representative for Israel in the competition.

Karem Primu, Israel's sole representative at the Judo World Championships, has advanced to the round of 16 in the under-63 kg weight category. Primu began her campaign in the round of 64, defeating Carlotta Avanzato of Italy. In the round of 32, she faced Angelika Szymanska of Poland. Szymanska had gained a significant advantage with two scoring techniques, a Wazari and a Yuko. However, with approximately one minute remaining in the match, Primu secured her opponent's third penalty, resulting in an automatic loss for Szymanska.

In the next round, Primu will compete against the Australian opponent of Australia. This will be their first-ever encounter on the judo mat.

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