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A golden score loss ends the Brazilian’s winning streak against the Israeli
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The Spaten Fight Night 3 marked a turning point in the rivalry between Beatriz Souza and Raz Hershko. After six consecutive wins, the Brazilian suffered her first loss to the Israeli, ending an impressive streak.
To remember:
- Beatriz Souza suffers her first loss to Raz Hershko after six consecutive wins.
- Raz Hershko wins in golden score with a score of 13-0.
- A decisive yuko in overtime seals the Israeli’s victory.
The Spaten Fight Night 3, a flagship event in Brazilian judo, delivered a major upset this Saturday in São Paulo. Beatriz Souza, previously undefeated against Raz Hershko in six encounters, finally succumbed under pressure in golden score. A 13-0 loss that ends an impressive winning streak for the Brazilian.
This match, the latest chapter in their already fierce rivalry, took on new significance following their memorable duel in the final of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Hershko, who had come close to victory several times, seized the opportunity in overtime. A decisive yuko was enough to seal a tactical bout, where both athletes alternated between bold throws and intense groundwork phases.
Despite several attempts by Souza, it was Hershko who exploited a gap in golden score, confirming her rise to power. This victory reignites their rivalry ahead of the next major international events, where another chapter in this already legendary judo feud can be expected.
This loss for Souza marks a turning point in the history of their duel, as well as in the global judo landscape. Once again, the Spaten Fight Night 3 confirmed its status as a must-watch event for fans of the sport.