Judo wraps up Lausanne Grand Slam
Our national judo team concluded their participation in the Lausanne Grand Slam, which was held for the first time in Switzerland under the supervision of the International Judo Federation and featured a talented group of athletes with special needs from around the world. The final competitions tomorrow will include an over 100 kg match between Omer Maarek from our team and Chile’s Solis Francisco, as well as two qualifying matches in the under 78 kg weight category: Eliza Letif versus Hannel Van from the Netherlands, and Morad from Moldova. Our team aims to increase qualification points for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics and is preparing for the World Championship in Azerbaijan at the beginning of October, followed by the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam at the end of the month. The tournament also saw a historic participation by athletes with intellectual and physical disabilities, reaffirming that judo is a sport for everyone.
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