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And that too with the leader of the table: Patrick Weisser from TuS Bad Aibling used in the 1st Bundesliga by TSV Abensberg

Patrick Weisser from TuS Bad Aibling fights as part of his second starting right for TSV Abensberg in the 1st Judo Bundesliga. The 20-year-old competes for the record champion and defending champion in the limit of up to 66 kg. So far, Weisser has been used on four out of five days of fighting, which are always fought out by a team of seven in two rounds with the possibility of changing.

In the first match against TV Erlangen, he got a win in a defeat on the second day of fighting against Esslingen. On the third day of the fight he had to pass because of a start at the international tournament in Dubrovnik and did not take part. In the fourth round he was able to contribute a win again against Offenbach.

On the fifth day of the fight he was allowed to Home fight against TSG Backnang contest both fights for the first time and also won these two encounters against Valentin Hofgärtner und den Ungarn Csanád Feczkó prematurely and with worth seeing litters.

He was able to expand his record to four wins with one defeat – a great interim result in his first year in the highest national league. the Trainers Radu Ivan and Sebastian Seidl continue to rely on him.

Patrick Weisser:

I’m really happy to have helped the team with two wins recently. Our team is great – from the rookie to our two Olympic champions Lasha Shavdatuashvili from Georgia and the Czech Lukas Krpalek and other top-class players like the Dutchman Roy Meyer, the Swede Marcus Nyman and others. We have a great mix in the team. I can learn a lot from these greats and the national and international opponents in the Bundesliga that I can fight against are great.

The athlete, who lives in Munich and trains at the federal base in Großhadern, says he has to watch his weight very carefully, but it’s worth it and it’s a lot of fun…

With five wins from five games, TSV Abensberg is the leader of the table in the southern group and one of the favorites for the title of German champion.

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Photo: TuS Bad Aibling / Thomas Wetzel