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Israel's Men's Judo Team Faces Talent Gap Ahead of World Championships
Israel's men's judo team faces a talent deficit at the World Championships, with Yitzhak Ashpiz as the sole medal hopeful. The team's reduced depth is attributed to the retirement of a previous generation of stars and the underperformance of emerging talents, while the women's team remains strong.
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What happened
- 01Yitzhak Ashpiz is Israel's only medal hope at the judo World Championships.
- 02The men's team is significantly weaker than the previous generation of stars.
- 03Several young talents have failed to meet expectations.
- 04The women's team, led by Raz Hershko, remains a strong contender.
- 05Lack of participation in team events may affect future Olympic qualification.
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Israel HayomRight · the lead report
Israel's Men's Judo Team Faces Talent Gap Ahead of World Championships
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