5 Nov 2021 20:30
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Kano Miyaki shows herself with Grand Slam gold
4 Dec 2022 16:55
IJF Media team by Nicolas Messner and JudoInside
JudoHeroes & IJF Media / Copyright: www.ijf.org
In the women’s U48kg it was clear that once again Japan would largely dominate the debates, since the four Japanese athletes reached the semi-finals, leaving only crumbs for other nations. One of those significant crumbs was for Geronay Whitebooi from South Africa, who shows regularly that she has the capacity to reach the top. The other was for Chen-Hao Lin (TPE).
For the first final of the day Rina Tatsukawa (JPN) and Kano Miyaki (JPN) were fully committed from the first seconds on. At the end of the first four minutes, there were only two shido written on the scoreboard to Miyaki's name.
The bronze medals went to Wakana Koga (JPN) and Natsumi Tsunoda (JPN).
The day started with a clear and precise ippon from Natsumi Tsunoda (JPN), the reigning world champion, crowned in Tashkent in October. She thus left no chance for the French Mélanie Vieu.
This was not necessarily indicative of the match, as Miyaki was sometimes more active, especially on the ground, having been very close to pinning down her opponent. In golden score, Miyaki eventually launched a perfect morote-seoi-nage for a waza-ari that offered her the title.
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