Georgia’s judo team wins European Club Championships:
Defeats Russia in final
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Several minutes ago Georgia's national judo team Sagaredjo won the 2016 European Club Championships, one of most prestigious titles, held in Grozny, the main city of the Chechen Republic in Russia today.
The Georgian team defeated Russian judokas in the final battle.
The final score was 3-2 in favour of Georgia.
Meanwhile another Georgian judo team competing at the Championships, Fighter Tbilisi, won bronze earlier today after the team defeated the German team in the final competition.
Europe’s eight strongest judo clubs participated in the championships.
Georgia was represented by three teams- Fighter Tbilisi, Sagaredjo and Shevardeni 2005.
Georgia has won another gold medal at an International Judo Federation (IJF) competition held in Georgia's capital Tbilisi.
Georgia’s Vazha Margvelashvili has triumphed in the men’s 66 kilogram category at the International Judo Federation (IJF) Tbilisi Grand Prix at the New Sports Palace in Georgia's capital.
Georgia is the best judo nation in Europe. Georgia’s national judo team was crowned European champion after the nation defeated Russia in the final match and gained the continental title yesterday.
Lasha Shavdatuashvili (73kg) - Georgian Olympic Champion of 2012 - triumphed at the Almaty Grand Prix, becoming the first Georgian to win gold at the tournament that started on May 13.
Georgian judoka Vazha Margvelashvili has won the top prize at a prestigious, international judo competition in Germany.
Judo will soon be added to the curriculum of kindergartens all around Georgia.
A Georgian judoka has received a gold medal at the Dusseldorf Grand Slam in Germany. Varlam Liparteliani (-100kg) defeated Irish Benjamin Fletcher in his respective category in the final.