The double Olympic judo champion, Clarisse Agbegnenou will enter the Grévin museum, the Parisian institution announced on Tuesday.
Like Teddy Riner or Cristiano Ronaldo, Clarisse Agbegnenou will be entitled to her statue at the Grévin museum. The latter will be presented to visitors from October 4, the museum said in a press release. The judoka will be installed in the space dedicated to athletes alongside, in particular, former basketball player Tony Parker or ex-biathlete Martin Fourcade. At 29, Agbegnenou has the best record of French women’s judo with five world titles, five European titles and two gold medals won at the Tokyo Games last year.
