Judo Grand Prix Austria 2024 - DAY 2 Highlights

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Impressive performance by Esposito. Togo for Japan, and some tiny countries taking medals in the female divisions.
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@reymysterio13__50 Місяць тому

Togo is from Tokai, same age and university as Amano (Junior World Champion + Kodokan Winner 2023). In 2021 he won the インターハイdefeating Amano and Izawa (both went to the Junior Worlds last year). In last year's Kodokan he finished 3rd, losing to Amano in the semifinal, and the same thing happened in the All Japan Juniors (finished 3rd, lost to Amano in the semifinals). We'll probably see more of him in the Senbatsu.

@7Alberto7 Місяць тому

Wow as an Italian i'm very proud of Mr Esposito,incredible Judo this year big congrats! I love it

@syn3rgyz Місяць тому

Glad they are finally clamping down on the head diving and being at least mostly consistent on the calls

@goftm4058 Місяць тому

Was my first live event. Thanks for the highlights!

@BlenderInferno Місяць тому

Another awesome compilation man

@mitchelhuott8484 Місяць тому

Fernando looked like he had a kata garuma at first.

@lotharhuke5367 Місяць тому

Bout Bosnia & Herzegowina: If u r familiar with Yugoslavia (or Former republic of ...). Yugoslavia was created after WW2, Panslavism means unite all slavs in one Nation. Like this they did under President Tito who could hold it together. But because of many discrepancies it become clear, that this wouldnt last forever and so Yugoslavia fell apart/got separated step by step - beginning in 1991. First Slovenia, then Croatia (Both had better finances) wanted independence. Serbia (president Slobodan Milosevic wanted to create "Big Serbia), which had bad finances, but the army, wanted to stay united and declared war on them. Step by step, Yugoslavia fell apart to 7 countries. Bosnia including Herzegovina (a region well known in History, which hasnt been equal from rights at that time), Montenegro, North Macedonia & Kosovo as newest, which i´m sure u have heard of. Like Otto Bismarck 1815-1898 (German chancellor) said: The Balkans, where europe is fragile the most.

@matej7501 Місяць тому

Dude, you haven't heard of Bosnia? :D The war and all that?

@JudoHighlights2015 Місяць тому

I’ve heard of Bosnia, just not the rest of the name. The hell is that? Lol. But yeah my geography is bad. I could tell you all the prefectures of Japan but some parts of Europe are pretty vague

@czebemarci Місяць тому

@@JudoHighlights2015 But you're kiwi right, based on the accent? Just living in JPN?

@tommyrq180 Місяць тому

No problem not knowing this. The Balkan nations are hard to keep track of. It’s one country (seceded from Yugoslavia after end of the Cold War in 1992), typically called Bosnia, but in fact is formally The Republic of Bosnia & Herzegovina (sometimes Bosnia-Herzegovina), the latter a southern mountainous province pronounced “hurt-suh-go-VEE-nuh. Formally established in the Dayton Peace Accords in 1995 after much internecine warfare, the capital being the well-known, beautiful city of Serajevo. That city was the site of the 1984 Winter Olympics, but infamously also the place where Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated in 1914, precipitating World War 1. Love the fact that you just admit you don’t know it-not a problem. 😊

@JudoHighlights2015 Місяць тому

that's right@@czebemarci