Judo Worlds: No Medal for Clarisse Agbénénou, Beaten in Drafts
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While she gave birth to a small Dakota seven months ago, Clarisse Agbénénou competed to win her seventh world title, was released by Hungarian Anna Kriza in quarterfinals, and failed to win in drafts.
Beat each other in quarter-finals and then in drafts in Baku, the Frenchman misses the opportunity to offer a new world crown, just six months after giving birth to her second child.
Two French women competed this Wednesday, October 7 at the World Judo in Tokyo: Clarisse Agbégnénou, looking for a seventh record title, and Manon Deketer, who was not there to figure.
Clarisse Agbegnenou (33 years old) fell from high this Wednesday at the Baku World Championship (Azerbaijan). The six-time French world champion, who was eliminated from entry after the draft, was surprised by Hungarian Anna Kriza in the quarter-finals.
A 2021 Olympic champion of less than 63 kg, Clarisse Agbégnénou was defeated by Mongol Enkhriilen Lkhagvatogoo in drafts at the World Judo in Baku on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. The Frenchman who had been dominated by Hungarian Anna Kriza in the quarter of the final will not bring a medal to the tricolor clan.
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