JO 2024 : l'arbre Teddy Riner qui cache la forêt, le bilan paradoxal du judo français - Haiti24

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JO 2024 : l'arbre Teddy Riner qui cache la forêt, le bilan paradoxal du judo français - Haiti24

L'équipe de France de judo a conclu sa moisson samedi avec une médaille d'or lors de l'épreuve par équipes mixtes. Une dixième breloque sur 15 possibles qui pourtant ne satisfait pas les ambitions du judo français. Et pour cause : il semblerait que sans Teddy Riner, il soit impossible de conquérir des titres.

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