In the last home fight of the season in the 2nd Judo Bundesliga, the TSB Ravensburg team had to give up VfL Sindelfingen just 6: 8. Despite the defeat, the Upper Swabia can cheer: thanks to the simultaneous 5: 9 defeat of the Rhineland Judoteam against TG Schwalbach, the relegation of the TSB is finally secured.
Against this Sindelfingen line -up we brought everything out that was possible.
TSB-Trainer Uli Rothenhäusler
The decisive factor for the Sindelfinger Success was the concentrated quality of four top fighters who won their fights in the round and second half of the season – and that in a league where every point often counts. In particular, the two Hungarian top athletes made the difference: Niklas Böhm (up to 66 kilograms) from TSB Ravensburg had no chance against the triple Hungarian champion David Naji, as did Luca Guilbaut (up to 73 kg) against the two -time Hungarian champion Botond Szeredas.
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The other points for Sindelfingen won the Bundesliga -experienced Philipp Haug and Noell Pollak – both are experienced fighters who regularly set accents at the national level. “We brought everything out against this Sindelfingen line-up,” said TSB coach Uli Rothenhäusler. “Realistically, there was no realistic.”
For TSB Ravensburg, Arne Böhm (up to 60 kg), Elis Bonitz (up to 90 kg) against the German Ü30 champion Nils Ruhland and Christian Vögele (over 100 kg) against the German Cup master Felix Wagner were successful. In the second half of the season, Konstantin Lehmann (up to 60 kg), Marco Frey (up to 90 kg) and Alex Kohler, who prevailed against the second of the German Cup Championships, Sviatoslav Kolomiihuk.
The fact that VfL has flown in two Hungarian top fighters shows how much respect they had in front of our team.
Uli Rothenhäusler
Despite the defeat, coach Rothenhäusler took a positive conclusion: “I can not blame my team. The fact that VfL has flown in two Hungarian top feasks shows how much respect they had in front of our team.”
The end of the season for TSB Ravensburg on September 6th at TSV Munich-Großhadern. Bayern are currently tied with leaders JC Rüsselsheim and the second place in VfL Sindelfingen.
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