The Alma Mater student, former gold medalist at the National University Championships in Cassino, won the Italian title in the 78 kilos category. In sight, now, there is the discussion of the degree thesis in Political Science, dedicated to the theme of violence in sport
An Italian title that also bears the signature ofUniversity of Bologna. Ai Italian Judo Championships of Settimo Torinese trionfa Betty Vuk of Dojo team who, this season, won gold at the National University Championships of Cassino, defending the honor and prestige of the Alma Mater. More: together with the Italian title in the 78 kilos category (success on Linda Politi of the Gs Carabinieri) for Betty Vuk graduation is coming soon.
In March Betty, who as a top athlete is part of the Progetto Dual Careerhe will argue thesis in Political Science on the theme (the title is yet to be defined) of violence in sport. “I’m fine – says Betty smiling – I’m still in a trance. I believed it, of course, like every time I fight. But there were no certainties. Let’s say I got myself a nice Christmas present. And I also did it at my gym, the Dojo Equipe, which is 30 years old”.
Happy Betty because this Italian title makes them take a leap forward. “Let’s say that now I’m moving on to the second tier. The first is that of Olympic athletes. But international commitments will increase”. Easy to think at the Paris Games. But is the French capital now closer? “Let’s say we’re halfway there – he underlines -. But to get there, there are high mountains to climb”. Now she’s ready to climb a mountain called graduation. “I will deliver the thesis at the end of February – he confirms -. Then in March the discussion. I’m ready”.
The question remains as to whether it is simpler fight on the tatami o defend the thesis in an academic setting. “The tatami is now part of everyday life – he smiles -. The academic world inspires a little more fear”. But with his determination and also thanks to the Dual Career Project – after the gold in the absolutes – the most important goal will also arrive with the Alma Mater.
