World Judo: Clarisse Agbégnénou and the Blues in Search of Gold
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Between small new and ultra-experienced, the French team deploys a quality staff for the competition which starts this Sunday 4 October in Baku. Also based on an internal emulation.
Two years after the Paris Games, the main stars have ticked the appointment to heal their world rankings and launch their Olympic preparation.
At the Baku World Championships, which start this Sunday and where the Blues have big goals, the triple Olympic medallist aims for a seventh planetary crown Seven months after giving birth to his
Seven months after giving birth to her second child, Clarisse Agbégnénou leads the French team at the World Judo Championships, which start on Sunday 4 October in Baku, where she will try to win a seventh world record title.
Seven months after the birth of her second child, Clarisse Agbénénou is aiming for a seventh world title at the world championships that begin on Sunday in Azerbaijan. Despite the absence of Teddy Riner, a package, the French delegation nevertheless hopes to match its record of titles.
With a goal set at four gold medals by Stéphane Nomis, the president of the French Federation, and four world champions present at the Worlds (4-11 October) including Clarisse Agbégnénou only seven months after the birth of his second child, the Blues arrive with a lot of envy and ambition in Baku.
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