Israeli Judoka Kerem Primo Reaches World Championship Final
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli judoka Kerem Primo reached the final of the World Championships in Baku in the under-63 kg category, guaranteeing Israel its first medal of the event. She defeated competitors from four countries on her way to the final match against Japan's current world champion. Another Israeli judoka, Yonatan Elbaz, lost his bronze medal match.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kerem Primo reached the World Judo Championship final in Baku, securing a medal for Israel.
- Primo will compete for gold in the under-63 kg category.
- She defeated judokas from Italy, Poland, Australia, and Hungary en route to the final.
- Primo will face Japan's current world champion in the final match.
- Yonatan Elbaz lost his bronze medal bout in the under-73 kg category.
Israeli judoka Kerem Primo has advanced to the final of the World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, securing at least a silver medal for Israel. Primo will compete in the under-63 kg category.
On her path to the final, Primo defeated opponents from Italy, Poland, Australia, and Hungary.
In the final match, Primo is set to face the reigning world champion from Japan.
Earlier in the competition, Yonatan Elbaz competed for a bronze medal in the under-73 kg category but was unsuccessful, meaning Primo's medal will be Israel's first at this championship.
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