The Japan Team is training in Brazil.
See some of the fights at:
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Results:
Brasil-B 1x3 Japão-B
-100kg: Alex Aguiar x Satoshi Ishii (winner, ippon, 2´34")
+100kg: João Gabriel Schilliter x Yohei Takai (winner, ippon, 1´57")
-60kg: Alexandre Lee x Hiroaki Hiraoka (draw no points)
-66kg: Leandro Cunha x Hiroyuki Akimoto (winner, ippon, 0´40")
-73kg: Diogo Coutinho x Yusuke Kanamaru (draw, no points)
-81kg: Tiago Camilo (winner, yuko) x Shinya Yoshinaga
-90kg: Alexsander Guedes x Yuta Yazaki (draw, no points)
Brasil-A 4x3 Japão-A (2x2 normal round and 2x1 Golden Score)
-100kg: Mario Sabino x Keiji Suzuki (draw, no points)
+100kg: Daniel Hernandes x Yasuyuki Muneta (draw, yuko – shido2)
-60kg: Denilson Lourenço (winner, koka – shido1) x Hiroaki Hiraoka
-66kg: João Derly Jr (winner, yuko) x Hiroyuki Akimoto
-73kg: Moacir Mendes Júnior x Masahiro Takamatsu (winner, yuko)
-81kg: Favio Canto x Takashi Ono (winner, waza-ari)
-90kg: Carlos Honorato x Seigo Saito (draw, no points)
Golden Score
-100kg: Mario Sabino x Keiji Suzuki (draw in the GS, hantei – bandeira: 2x1 JPN)
+100kg: Daniel Hernandes (winner, koka – shido) x Yasuyuki Muneta
-90kg: Carlos Honorato (winner, koka) x Seigo Saito
still waiting on my DVD from those guys.
It seems that the japanese team probably let themselves lose or probably just jet lag. But, I gotta say that Brazilian Judo is definitely World class.
I can see why they cleaned house when I saw them at the South American championships held in my city.
Why the JAP abbreviation? Isn't supposed to be JPN.
gracias,
Carlos