Judo player Shohei Ono won the gold medal for the second consecutive tournament in the men’s 73 kg class at the Tokyo Olympics. Sports writer Tsuyoshi Motojo said, “The road was steep. I won the championship in perfect judo in Rio, but I needed the mental power to beat myself at the Tokyo Olympics.”
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Japan’s Shohei Ono (white) and Georgia’s Lasha Shavdatu Ashvili = July 26, 2021 who participated in the men’s 73 kg class final of the “Tokyo 2020 Olympics” held at the Japan Budokan in Tokyo.
Ohno’s gold medal, which was a small crybaby
After spending a lot of time and giving a deep bow, I looked up at the ceiling.
“I wanted to see the scenery of Nippon Budokan, the sacred place of judo.”
I endured something that was about to overflow.
Shohei Ono, who won the Tokyo Olympics and won the Olympic Games for the second time in a row from the Rio Olympics, remembered the fight of the day today.
“It was such a one-day battle that condensed the painful and painful days after finishing Rio.”
Ohno, a small and crybaby, became stronger with judo, became confident in himself, and won the long-sought Olympics at the Rio Olympics when he was 24 years old.
“No matter how many times I win the world championships, the world won’t recognize me. If I don’t win the Olympics, I can’t be a true judoka. I only want gold medals.”
Strengthen the right kumite and polish the special skills of Uchi mata and Osotogari. He created a tough body that wouldn’t move in close quarters, and created his own judo that would go forward and throw away. It is Shohei Ono Judo who powers up with weight training and challenges head-to-head competition with power. The intense practice became more intense, such as driving 1000 pieces every day, and it was so abnormal that Director Kosei Inoue could stop.
At the Rio Olympics, it turned into a ferocious beast that surpassed humans. He won all but the quarter-finals until the final, showing overwhelming strength and winning the gold medal.
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