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Raz Hershko Competes for World Championship Medal in Baku Israeli judoka Raz Hershko, the Olympic silver medalist, is competing at the World Judo Championships in Baku on Saturday. Ranked first globally in her weight class, she aims to win a medal after a year of significant achievements, including European and Grand Slam gold medals.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Raz Hershko is competing for a medal at the World Judo Championships in Baku. 02 Hershko is the Olympic silver medalist and currently ranked world number one in her weight class. 03 She has won multiple gold medals this year, including at the European Championships and Grand Slams. 04 Hershko's first opponent is Taiwan's Chang Ling Fang, ranked 69th globally. 05 This is Hershko's opportunity to add to her already successful year. Hershko will face Taiwan's Chang Ling Fang in her opening match.
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