National Judo Team Concludes Participation in World Championship in Doha

Doha, May 12, WAM/ Tomorrow, our first national judo team will conclude its participation in the World Championship currently being held in Abha Hall in the Qatari capital, Doha, with the participation of 657 male and female players from 99 countries, and the value of its prize money is one million euros.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the national team will play a strong confrontation in the heavyweight competition over 100 kg, through Marouf Mago, who will play with the winner of the meeting between Moroccan Mohamed Lahboub and Korean Kim Myung. Maarouf seeks to increase his score in the qualifying journey for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
And our player, Gregory Aram, had succeeded yesterday in overcoming the obstacle of the Egyptian player, Hazem Ali, in the under-90 kg competitions, but he collided with the Japanese champion, the first seed in the tournament, Sanshiro Murao, in the second stage, only to lose to him in the last 13 seconds of the match in which the Japanese champion benefited from his experience. And his golden titles in the World Championships in Hungary 2021, Jerusalem Masters 2022, Chinese Qingdao (Masters 2019), Paris Grand Slam 2021, and Tokyo Grand Slam 2022.
Before the end of the World Championships, Japan retains its lead in the championship with 4 gold, two silver and 4 bronze medals. Georgia comes in second place with two golds, one silver and one bronze, then France comes third with one gold, one silver and two bronzes, while the Canadian national team retreats to fourth place with one gold and one bronze.