The judo player qualified for the “lightweight” final at the “Grand Slam” in China

Today, Bashirat Kharudi, a player in the national judo team, qualified for the light weight final (under 52 kg) at the opening of the Chinese Grand Slam Championship, which is being held with the participation of 197 male and female players from 19 countries.

Kharudi, ranked first in this weight category, qualified by defeating Hyang Jung, a player from the Republic of Korea, in the semi-finals, after a strong fight and an exciting competition to decide qualification to the final.

The team will fight 5 fights tomorrow, starting with the confrontation of player Maitha Al Neyadi with Hyun Kim, the champion of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, ranked second in the “under 57 kg” group competitions, then the fight of player Muhammad Bey (under 73 kg), ranked first in this weight, with the second seed Bahraini Muhammad Aloev.

The player will face Naji Yazbek, winner of the International Judo Federation title as the best player to achieve full victory points, “Technical Knockout – Ippon” 2025, with the winner of the fight between Ahn Jaeho, a player from the Republic of Korea, and the Hong Kong champion Mak Nen, “73 kg”, leading to the player Talal Shafeli’s fight with the Indian champion Tokas Harsh, weighing “under 81 kg”, and his colleague Omar Gad with the winner of the fight with Indian Adita Solanki and champion Kyrgyzstan’s two players are also showing “under 81 kg.”