Tel Aviv Judo Grand Slam 2021 | Best Ippons | Day 2
The second day of the competition was fullof grappling skills (ne waza), a great deal of variation of chokes and armlocks, likewise there were a great deal of throws, implemented for ippon!
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Results:
Men 73 kg
1. Raicu Alexandru (Romania).
2. Esposito Giovanni (Italy).
3. Tatalashvili Nugzari (Georgia).
3. Butbul Tohar (Israel).
Men 81 kg.
1. Boltaboev Sharofiddin (Uzbekistan).
2. Mollaei Saeid (Mongolia).
3. De Wit Frank (Netherlands).
3. Lappinagov Aslan (Russia).
Ladies 63 kg.
1. Trstenjak Tina (Slovenia).
2. Leski Andreja (Slovenia).
3. Krssakova Magdalena (Austria).
3. Vermeer Sanne (Netherlands).
Ladies 70 kg.
1. Pinot Margaux (France).
2. Butkereit Miriam (Germany).
3. Van Dijke Sanny (Netherlands).
3. Gahie Marie Eve (France).
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