French Judoka Léa Fontaine Denounces Fatphobia After Lausanne Grand Slam Win - Archysport
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Since becoming the world's number one in its category, French judokate Léa Fontaine has been the victim of grossophobic attacks on social networks.
The French woman, the new world number 1 in the heavy category, is regularly targeted by hate messages. But this time, she decided not to let go
Léa Fontaine, 24, denounces "attacks" targeting her physique after winning the Lausanne Grand Slam in the 78 kg category on Sunday.
After winning last Sunday the Grand Slam of Lausanne, the French judokate denounces a deflagration of hate and mocking words targeting her on social networks a few days later.
The 25-year-old judoka was the victim of remarks aimed at her physics after her title on Sunday at the Grand Slam in Lausanne in the category of + 78 kg.
Léa Fontaine, a 25-year-old French judokate, decided to file a complaint after having been the victim of gross insults following her victory at the Grand Slam in Lausanne. The quadruple champion denounces the...
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