Judo Olympian urgently seeks help to find missing brother
Judo Olympian says chances of finding missing brother alive are 'decreasing'
His sister, Olympic judoka Lubjana Piovesana, says she's struggling to remain optimistic and has pleaded for people to check sheds and garages as the search for Luis continues. Ms Piovesana says "The chance of his survival is decreasing by the day".
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Japan, the birthplace of judo, dominates the all-time Olympic medal table. Japan's 48 gold medals and 96 medals overall are far and away the most of any country. France (16 gold medals, 57 total ...
Former Olympian Jimmy Pedro encouraged his national champion judokas, Mimmo Ternullo, Jr. and Octavio De Oliveira, to try ...
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Toni Pepia ventured far from her hometown of Eltingville to do some major damage in the Judo world. The 25-year-old, second ...
They give me energy so I can perform properly throughout the day,” said Mkheidze, 28, after France defeated Japan in the Olympic mixed team judo final on Aug. 3. Mkheidze took home the silver ...
A judo Olympian has appealed for help to find her brother after he went missing in Bristol. Lubjana Piovesana, 28, competed for Team GB before switching to the Austrian team. Her younger brother ...
OTP Group Tashkent Grand Slam kicked off with an unforgettable showcase. Japanese women secured multiple golds, while Ayub ...
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