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Israeli Judokas Compete for Medals at Abu Dhabi Grand Slam

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Israeli Judoka Gefen Primo Wins Bronze at Abu Dhabi Grand Slam

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Israeli judoka Gefen Primo won a bronze medal at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam tournament in the under-52kg class. She defeated competitors from Uzbekistan and Italy before losing in the semifinals to a Croatian opponent. Primo then secured the bronze by defeating a Czech judoka. Another Israeli, Yitzhak Aspiz, lost his bronze medal match.

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  • Gefen Primo won a bronze medal at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam judo tournament.
  • Primo competed in the under-52kg weight class.
  • She defeated judokas from Uzbekistan and Italy.
  • Primo lost her semifinal match to a Croatian opponent.
  • Israeli judoka Yitzhak Aspiz lost his bronze medal match.

Israeli judoka Gefen Primo secured a bronze medal at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam tournament in the under-52kg category. Primo defeated opponents from Uzbekistan and Italy en route to the medal match. In the semifinals, she lost to a competitor from Croatia. Primo ultimately won the bronze medal by defeating a Czech opponent in the third-place bout. Another Israeli competitor, Yitzhak Aspiz, lost his bronze medal match.

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