Germany Triumphs Over Austria in Judo Mixed Team Round of 16

In the highly competitive Mixed Team Elimination Round of 16 at the 2024 Paris Olympics, the German judo team showcased their skill and determination by defeating Austria in a decisive match. The contest, which took place on August 3, 2024, saw Germany's Pauline Starke dominate her opponent, Katharina Tanzer, securing a victory with a score of 10-0.

The match lasted just 23 seconds, during which Starke executed a brilliant Ko-soto-gake technique, earning her team an impressive IPP (full point). Starke's performance was a testament to her training and strategy, as she swiftly overpowered Tanzer, who was unable to score any points throughout the match.

The victory put Germany ahead in the elimination round, showcasing their strength and teamwork. The German team, known for their strong judo tradition, demonstrated excellent preparation and execution, which will be crucial as they advance further in the tournament.

Referee Vyacheslav Pereteyko from Uzbekistan officiated the match, ensuring that the competition proceeded smoothly.

As the Olympics continue in Paris, fans eagerly anticipate further exciting matches, hoping to see more outstanding performances from teams like Germany. This victory not only advances them in the tournament but also sets a strong precedent for their upcoming challenges in the judo events.