Israeli Judoka Caram Primo Secures World Championship Medal
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Israeli judoka Caram Primo has guaranteed herself at least a silver medal at the World Championships in the under-63 kg division. Her journey to the final included wins over competitors from Italy, Poland, Australia, and Mongolia.
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- Caram Primo secured at least a silver medal at the World Judo Championships.
- Primo will compete for the gold medal against the world number one from Japan.
- Her semifinal victory was achieved with an ippon in under one minute.
- Primo defeated competitors from Hungary, Italy, Poland, Australia, and Mongolia.
- The achievement comes on the anniversary of the October 7th events.
Israeli judoka Caram Primo has secured at least a silver medal at the World Championships in the under-63 kg category. Primo's achievement comes on the anniversary of the October 7th events. Primo's path to the final included victories over Italy's Carlotta Avanzato and Poland's Angelika Szymanska. In the round of 16, she defeated Australia's Maeve Coughlan, and in the quarterfinals, she beat Mongolia's Anrikhlen Khabatog, who is ranked second in the world.
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