Yulia Kurchenko claims gold for Ukraine in Linz

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10-03-2025 ✅ Martial arts. Debut gold: The first stage of the Grand Prix series in 2025 took place in Linz, Austria. The Ukrainian national team finished the competition with a lead of three medals. The best... ᐉ football news ⚽ on UA-Football

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Leiya Chiasson finished her competition tour in Western Canada in the most beautiful way with a place on the highest step of the podium. The judoka of the Sept-Îles Judo Academy won the gold medal at the U16, minus 57 kg on Sunday at the Edmonton International. The day before, she was tilted in the U18 gold final, finishing with the silver medal. One week earlier, Leiya Chiasson had won bronze at the U18 and finished fifth at the U16 at the Paci…

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Renata Zachová and Chusniddin Karimov's bronze medal in Linz on Saturday was followed by Lukáš Krpálek's silver medal on Sunday at the Grand Prix tournament. Although he did not win there for the third year in a row, he is well worth second place. Thus, Czech judokas have won three medals at one Grand Prix tournament after twelve years.

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Silva achieved the best performance of a Cuban so far in the season, and his third in the personal, counting the two bronze medals achieved in the grand slams of Paris and Taskent. With his performance, Cuba finished in the eighth place in the general standings, which led Japan with two titles, four subtitles and six bronze medals. The post Ivan Silva won his first title in the 100 kilograms in the Grand Prix of Judo of Upper Austria first appea…

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With this victory, he added his third achievement of the season, joining the two bronzes obtained at the Grand Slam in Paris and Tashkent.

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Yulia Kurchenko claims gold for Ukraine in Linz

The final for women U78kg at the Grand Prix in Linz was bound to be an exciting clash. World bronze medallist Emma Reid (GBR) and 2024 Tbilisi Grand Slam winner Yuliia Kurchenko (UKR) took to the mat with gold in their sights. Deep grips, big attacks and positive transition came from the first ‘hajime’ but in the end a weaker attack from Reid cost her dearly; Kurchenko countered for ippon. The gold medal would be heading to Ukraine, a silver for…