Republic of Korea Clinches Bronze in Mixed Team Judo at Paris 2024

In an electrifying contest on August 3, 2024, the Republic of Korea faced Germany in the Mixed Team Bronze Medal match of Judo, held at Paris 2024. The match was a riveting display of skill, strategy, and determination.

The contest, which lasted a total of 1 minute and 25 seconds, was characterized by a decisive victory for Korea, led by the talented judoka HUH Mimi. Displaying exceptional technique and poise, HUH executed a Kami-shiho-gatame, which earned her an Ippon, the highest score in judo, resulting in a swift and commanding win.

Germany’s representative, Pauline STARKE, despite her best efforts, was unable to score any points, concluding the match with a final score of 10-0 in favor of Korea. This victory not only secured the bronze medal for the Republic of Korea but also showcased their prowess in the judo discipline at the Olympic level.

The match was overseen by referee Lubomir PETR from Australia, who officiated the contest with precision and authority. The excitement surrounding the event highlighted the competitive spirit of the Olympics, as teams from around the world came together to showcase their skills and sportsmanship.

As the Olympics continue, the success of the Korean team in judo adds to their growing legacy in this martial art, further establishing them as a formidable force in international judo competitions. Fans eagerly await the upcoming events, hoping for more thrilling performances and remarkable displays of athleticism.