Israel Triumphs Over Mongolia in Judo Mixed Team Round of 32 with Stellar Performance

In a thrilling encounter during the Mixed Team Elimination Round of 32 at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Team Israel showcased their judo prowess as they faced off against Team Mongolia. The match, held on August 3, 2024, saw Israel's Timna Nelson Levy emerge victorious over Mongolia's Sosorbaram Lkhagvasuren with a decisive score of 10 points to 0, marking a significant moment in this highly competitive tournament.

The contest lasted for a duration of 4 minutes and was intense right from the start. Both athletes demonstrated remarkable skills and strategies, but it was Levy who took the lead early on. In a display of technique and control, she executed a Yoko-shiho-gatame hold, which sealed her victory and left her opponent unable to score. By the end of the match, Levy had accumulated 10 points, while Lkhagvasuren was left without a single point on the board.

The match began with both competitors keenly assessing each other, but it wasn’t long before Levy made her move. After a series of exchanges, she was awarded a penalty against Lkhagvasuren at 1:10, indicating a strong start for Israel. As the contest progressed, Levy continued to apply pressure, ultimately earning an IPP (full point) at the 4-minute mark, which concluded the bout in her favor.

This victory is a testament to the hard work and dedication of Team Israel, as they aim for continued success in the tournament. The referee for this exciting match was Matthieu Bataille from France, ensuring that the competition adhered to the highest standards of sportsmanship and fairness.

As the competition advances, all eyes will be on the Israeli team as they seek to build on this strong performance and strive for Olympic glory in judo. With Levy's remarkable skills and the team's determination, they have shown they are a force to be reckoned with in the world of judo. Stay tuned for more updates as the tournament progresses!