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Judo Bundesliga Scandal: Olympic Star Beaten Hospitalized After Match Attack - Archysport

Summary by archysport.com
The Attack in the Sporthalle Brüderstraße Following the conclusion of their bout in the 90-kilogram weight class, the defeated 24-year-old Georgian fighter Japaridze approached his opponent and delivered three punches to the face of the 29-year-old Cavelius. Video footage of the assault subsequently circulated widely on social media and was featured by the German public ...

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The attack on Judoka Timo Cavelius is now also occupied with the police. The guest fighter who hit him, however, apparently no longer resides in Germany. Cavelius, on the other hand, misses the World Cup after his surgery.

·Hamburg, Germany
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A guest fighter beats Olympic participant Timo Cavelius in the Judo-Bundesliga hospital-ready. Now the beating attack is being worked up. Some questions are open.

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A guest fighter beats Olympic participant Timo Cavelius in the Judo-Bundesliga hospital-ready. Now the beating attack is being worked up. Some questions are open.

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Akaki Japaridze beat his opponent, breaking his jaw. The judoka scandal hero could face a life ban.

·Budapest, Hungary
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A guest fighter beats Olympic participant Timo Cavelius in the Judo-Bundesliga hospital-ready. Now the beating attack is being worked up. Some questions are open.

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Akaki Japaridze has a guest mission in Leipzig. Then the Georgian completely loses control. Now there are drastic consequences.

·Berlin, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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