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China's 5th Gold

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Reuters | Tokyo | Updated: 25-07-2021 14:21 IST | Created: 25-07-2021 14:21 IST

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Just in : The fifth Gold medal 😳

 
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2 Medals for Indonesia so far....

Silver 61 kg men

Eko Yuli


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Bronze 49 kg women

Windy Cantika Aisah

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A Kind of disappointed 2nd day of this Olympics, China narrowly lost in several competitions and got more silvers and bronzes than golds today.
 
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A Kind of disappointed 2nd day of this Olympics, China narrowly lost in several competitions and got more silvers and bronzes than golds today.

Only gold medals make me happy. Winning the event and having the national anthem played is what it’s about. Silver and bronze are just consolation medals.
 
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Japanese Judo prodigies Uta and Hifumi Abe take gold!

It's amazing watching these two, just beautiful technical skill.


Japan's gold rush continues with judoka siblings Uta and Hifumi Abe
Uta Abe celebrates on the podium after winning gold in the women's under-52 kg judo competition on Sunday at Tokyo's Nippon Budokan.  | AFP-JIJIUta Abe celebrates on the podium after winning gold in the women's under-52 kg judo competition on Sunday at Tokyo's Nippon Budokan. | AFP-JIJI


The Abe family had a night to remember on Sunday at Tokyo’s Nippon Budokan.
Japanese judoka Uta Abe triumphed in the women’s 52-kg category in Tokyo on Sunday, hours before her brother Hifumi took gold in the men’s 66-kg final, making history as the first siblings to win gold medals on the same day.


Uta, 21, dominated her bouts, but was taken deep into a golden score overtime in the final against Amandine Buchard of France, eventually pinning her down on her back and holding on for the win.
In the semifinal, Uta threw Odette Giuffrida of Italy, also in overtime, to clinch a waza-ari victory.
In the round of 16 against Brazil’s Larissa Pimenta, Uta went for a pin to score an ippon victory, and in the quarterfinal a waza-ari was enough to beat Britain’s Chelsie Giles.

Japan's Hifumi Abe celebrates after winning the judo men's under-66-kg gold-medal bout over Georgia's Vazha Margvelashvili on Sunday in Tokyo. | AFP-JIJIJapan’s Hifumi Abe celebrates after winning the judo men’s under-66-kg gold-medal bout over Georgia’s Vazha Margvelashvili on Sunday in Tokyo. | AFP-JIJI
The bronze medals went to Odette Giuffrida of Italy and Giles.
In the men’s final, Hifumi Abe, 23, defeated Georgia’s Vazha Margvelashvili to take gold. Bronze medals went to Baul An of South Korea and Daniel Cargnin of Brazil.
Hifumi Abe had thrown Brazil’s Daniel Cargnin to win by ippon — judo’s equivalent of a knockout — in the semifinal.
Earlier, he made his way through the elimination round of 16 in a tight bout with Kilian Le Blouch, throwing the French athlete to the tatami to score an ippon victory in sudden-death overtime.
In the quarterfinal, he saw off Baskhuu Yondonperenlei of Mongolia with a waza-ari.
Defending Olympic champion Majlinda Kelmendi lost by waza-ari in overtime to Reka Pupp of Hungary in the women’s 52-kg elimination round of 32. Now 30, Kelmendi became Kosovo’s first Olympic gold medallist in Rio in 2016.

Uta Abe celebrates after winning the women's under-52 kg gold-medal bout against France's Amandine Buchard on Sunday in Tokyo. | AFP-JIJIUta Abe celebrates after winning the women’s under-52 kg gold-medal bout against France’s Amandine Buchard on Sunday in Tokyo. | AFP-JIJIHifumi Abe during the medal ceremony following his gold-medal victory in the men's under-66 kg judo competition. | AFP-JIJIHifumi Abe during the medal ceremony following his gold-medal victory in the men’s under-66 kg judo competition. | AFP-JIJI

 
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Medals
Sports results Second Days

Countries

Athletes


  1. Country
    1
    China
    51410
    2
    Japan
    5106
    3
    United States
    3249
    4
    South Korea
    2035
    5
    ROC
    1326
    6
    Italy
    1124
    7
    Australia
    1113
    8
    Tunisia
    1102
    9
    Austria
    1001
    9
    Ecuador
    1001
    9
    Hungary
    1001
    9
    Iran
    1001
    9
    Kosovo
    1001
    9
    Thailand
    1001
    15
    Canada
    0202
    15
    Netherlands
    0202
    17
    Brazil
    0112
    17
    France
    0112
    17
    Indonesia
    0112
    17
    Serbia
    0112
    17
    Chinese Taipei
    0112
    22
    Belgium
    0101
    22
    Bulgaria
    0101
    22
    Spain
    0101
    22
    Georgia
    0101
    22
    India
    0101
    22
    Romania
    0101
    28
    Germany
    0022
    28
    Kazakhstan
    0022
    28
    Turkey
    0022
    28
    Ukraine
    0022
    32
    Estonia
    0011
    32
    Great Britain
    0011
    32
    Israel
    0011
    32
    Mexico
    0011
    32
    Mongolia
    0011
    32
    Slovenia
    0011
    32
    Switzerland
    0011
 
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