Romane Dicko did not tremble to win the gold medal at the Grand Slam in Astana on Sunday.
The 2022 world champion and quadruple European champion assumed her status as world No.1 by achieving a third Grand Slam success this year after those won in Paris and Baku.
His “last competition before the Olympic Games”
In the final, the 24-year-old judoka won against the Chinese Su Xin. In the semi-finals, she beat the Japanese Akira Sone, world champion and reigning Olympic champion.
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With this new title in Astana, the bronze medalist in 2021 at the Tokyo Olympics continued her preparation perfectly for those in Paris this summer. The Astana tournament was her “last competition before the Olympic Games,” she said on her Instagram account.
She had chosen to skip the European Championships in Zagreb at the end of April and the World Championships in Abu Dhabi at the end of May.
2024-05-12 18:12:25
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