Riner's fifth gold medal. France became the winner of the Olympics in judo in mixed

On Saturday, August 3, the final of the Olympics in mixed team judo competitions took place in Paris.

In the final, the French team defeated their opponents from Japan 4-3. In the decisive bout, victory for his team was secured by the legendary judoka Teddy Riner.

The bronze medals in the mixed team event went to the teams of Germany and Brazil.

• Curiosity of the Day. Judoka Teddy Riner faced a Korean competitor who was 50 kg lighter

For the 35-year-old French athlete, this is the second gold at the home Olympics after winning in the individual competition. This is already Riner's fifth Olympic gold overall.

Previously, the Frenchman won gold medals at the Games in London, Rio, and Tokyo.

By the way, the Dailysports team has prepared a schedule of events where medals will be contested on August 3.