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Joan-Benjamin Gaba Sensational World Champion in Budapest

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Olympic and world medallist from the Tokyo cycle Daniel Cargnin (BRA) faced Joan-Benjamin Gaba (FRA), an Olympic medallist from the Paris cycle, in what became the headline match of the day. Gaba was the standout performer of day three, ultimately claiming a stunning world title for France.

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First French World Champion in history in -73 kg, Joan-Benjamin Gaba won in Budapest against Brazilian Daniel Cargnin.

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The French judoka Joan-Benjamin Gaba, a 73 kg World Champion in Budapest on Sunday 15 June, spoke to the AFP after his title. He went back to his mental strength and motivation...

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Already huge at the Paris 2024 Olympics, with individual silver and team gold, Joan-Benjamin Gaba confirmed her new status this Sunday by becoming the first French world champion in history in the category of less than 73 kg

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Less than a year after his silver medal at the Paris Olympic Games, French judoka Joan-Benjamin Gaba won his first single world title on Sunday in Budapest in the under 73 kg category.

·Paris, France
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The 24-year-old Frenchman beat Brazil's Daniel Cargnin in the final thanks to a waza-ari at the gold score.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news in on Sunday, June 15, 2025.
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