The World Judo Championships Begin with Six Czechs Including Krpálek | ČeskéNoviny.cz
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The World Judo Championships will be held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from Sunday to Sunday, October 4–11. Olympic qualifications have been ongoing in judo since the summer, and even Finland's place in the team competition at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028 is not impossible. Judo's incredible development story is a good lesson for many other sports.
When he first competed at the World Championships in 2009, his current national team colleague Adam Kopecký was just starting judo at the age of six. After almost two decades, Lukáš Krpálek is preparing for his fourteenth World Championship, but his goal remains the same: “To give maximum performance,” he says before flying to Baku, Azerbaijan.
Baku - The World Judo Championships will begin in Baku on Sunday with six Czech judokas, including two-time Olympic champion Lukáš Krpálek. In addition to Krpálek, David Klammert, who is retiring from international football, Adam Kopecký, Chusniddin Karimov, Tereza Bodnárová and two-time European champion Renata Zachová will also be competing on the tatami next week. The championship runs until October 11.
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