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The national team of Russia in judo for the first time in seven years won the team Che

In the final of the tournament, which was held in Belgrade, the Russian team defeated the Georgian team

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The national team of Russia in judo for the first time in seven years won the team Che

The Russian team won gold medals of the European Judo Team Championship, which was held in Belgrade.

In the final, the Russians defeated the Georgian team with a score of 4: 1.

The Russian team consisted of Valery Endovitsky, Shamil Zilfikarov, Buyan-Herel Sanaa, Timur Arbuzov, Yegor Andoni, Denis Batchaev, Alice Startseva, Irina Zueva, Olga Mukhina, Tamara Lishchenko, Kamila Badurova and Daria Rechkalova.

Bronze medals were awarded to the national teams of Turkey and France.

Russian judokas won the European Team Championship for the first time in seven years. For the first time, the Russians became the best in the tournament in 2019.

Source: РБК ↗

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