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Kerem Primo Advances to World Championship Round of 16 After Dramatic Comeback

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli judoka Kerem Primo advanced to the round of 16 at the World Championships in the under 63 kg weight class. Primo staged a dramatic comeback against Poland's Angelika Szymanska, who had a significant lead before receiving a disqualifying penalty. Primo defeated Italy's Carlotta Wenzato earlier in the competition. She is scheduled to face Australia's Maja Colakhan in the next round.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Kerem Primo advanced to the World Championships round of 16 in the under 63 kg judo category.
  • Primo achieved a dramatic comeback victory against Poland's Angelika Szymanska.
  • Szymanska was disqualified after receiving a third penalty with one minute left in the match.
  • Primo previously defeated Carlotta Wenzato of Italy in the round of 64.
  • Primo's next opponent will be Maja Colakhan of Australia.

Israeli judoka Kerem Primo has advanced to the round of 16 at the World Championships in the under 63 kg category. Primo, Israel's sole representative in the competition, secured her spot with a dramatic comeback victory. She began her campaign by defeating Carlotta Wenzato of Italy in the round of 64. In the round of 32, Primo faced Angelika Szymanska of Poland. Szymanska had established a significant lead with two scoring techniques, a Wazari and a Yuko. However, with approximately one minute remaining in the match, Primo managed to draw a third penalty against her opponent. This resulted in Szymanska's automatic disqualification and Primo's advancement. Primo will next face Maja Colakhan of Australia, whom she has never competed against before.

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