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Sabrina Filzmoser enjoys life outside the tatami but doesn't quit
27 Mar 2017 12:35
Christian Fidler
Austrian veteran Sabrina Filzmoser does not stop doing judo. In fact she is busier than ever, but more busy with the development for children and mainly abroad. Filzmoser takes distance from the publications about her career plan in Austrian media and hasn't decided yet to quit. Fake news, but since the Olympic Games where Sabrina lost in the first round, there was silence around Filzmoser.
Filzmoser was 2005 and 2010 World bronze medallist U57kg. She was 2008 and 2011 European Champion and seventh at the 2012 Olympic Games. Filzmoser won the Super World Cup Tournoi de Paris in 2006 and 2008. She contributes to a Judo for peace project in Nepal.
Filzmoser never said she quit and will not use the word but is considering her career. The 36-year-old still loves the game above all. A few weeks ago, the two-time World Champion has set off for Florida to become a professional pilot.
Filzmoser however leaves everything open. The athlete is highly popular because of her endurance in this tough sport. She travels the world and has many friends. Sports unite, but it's unsure if we will see Sabrina back in competition, but she is not a quitter.
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