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Karem Primu Advances to World Championships Round of 16 After Dramatic Comeback

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli judoka Karem Primu dramatically advanced to the World Championships round of 16 in the under-63 kg class. She overcame a significant deficit against Poland's Anzhelika Szymanska with less than a minute left in their match. Primu will next face Australia's Mayu Callan, whom she has never competed against before.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Karem Primu advanced to the World Championships round of 16 after defeating Anzhelika Szymanska.
  • Primu overcame a significant point deficit with under a minute remaining in the match.
  • The Israeli judoka defeated Carlotta Nanziato in the round of 64.
  • Primu will face Australia's Mayu Callan in the next round.
  • This is Primu's first time competing against Callan.

Israeli judoka Karem Primu has advanced to the round of 16 at the World Championships in the under-63 kg category. Primu secured her spot with a dramatic comeback victory over Poland's Anzhelika Szymanska.

Primu began her tournament in the round of 64, defeating Italy's Carlotta Nanziato. In the round of 32, she faced Szymanska, who had established a significant lead with a Wazari and a Yuko. However, with just one minute remaining in the match, Primu managed to earn Szymanska a third penalty, resulting in an automatic disqualification for the Polish competitor.

Primu will face Australia's Mayu Callan in the round of 16. This will be their first-ever encounter. The World Judo Championships are ongoing, with Primu being Israel's sole representative on Wednesday.

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