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Antoine Bouchard had a flawless day on Saturday april 22nd at the Pan American Open in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The Quebecer was never in any danger in his four bouts, and sailed to the top step of the podium in the Under 73 kg class. let's hear what he has to say in this next One On One with Garmamie.
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Kyle Reyes (-100 kg) experienced one of the best days of his judo career  at the Judo World Championships in Tashkent. The 29-year-old judoka was untouchable right through to the grand final, where he was finally bested by local hero Muzaffarbek Turoboyev. Reyes therefore departs Uzbekistan with the title of runner-up world champion.
The gold medal match ended on a somewhat controversial note. Turoboyev had already received two penalties and, according to the commentators, seemed on the verge of receiving a third for non-combativity, with about 30 seconds remaining on the clock. However, the referee did not issue a penalty on the sequence. The bout therefore went into overtime, where Turoboyev managed to throw Reyes to the ground and claim the win.
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 After his victories, the judoka made a ‘gator’ sign - a gesture that resonated and spread on social media. "It’s my signature technique on the ground, the 'gator'! I wrap my legs around my opponent and turn," the 29-year-old enthusiastically explained. 

 Après ses victoires, le judoka a fait un signe d'alligator, un geste qui a fait écho sur les médias sociaux. « C’est ma technique signature au sol, le « gator »! J’entoure mon adversaire avec mes jambes et je tourne », a expliqué avec enthousiasme l’athlète de 29 ans. 
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Canadians Mohab ElNahas and Étienne Briand went head-to-head in the under-81 kg final at the European Open in Prague, Czech Republic on Sunday. At the end of a hard-fought duel, ElNahas was crowned champion after scoring an ippon.
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For the 15th year, the Brad Farrow Bursary is awarded to promising non-carded student athletes who demonstrate a commitment and dedication to training to help them pursue their athletic careers, develop their full potential and achieve their dreams. Since 2007 it is 60 000$ that has been distributed to numerous athletes.

Brad Farrow was inducted into the Judo Canada Hall of Fame as an athlete in 1997 for his outstanding performance during his national team career. His outstanding results include: Three-time Olympic team member and eleven-time Canadian champion. Mr. Farrow wanted to give back to his sport and this bursary is entirely dependent on his contribution.

Pour la 15e année cette année, la bourse Brad Farrow est décernée à des athlètes-étudiants prometteurs non brevetés qui se distinguent par leur engagement et leur dévouement à l’entraînement afin de les aider à poursuivre leur parcours sportif, développer leur plein potentiel et réaliser leurs rêves. C’est plus de 60 000$ qui a été remis à de nombreux athlètes.

Brad Farrow a été intronisé au Temple de la renommée de Judo Canada en tant qu’athlète en 1997 pour ses performances exceptionnelles au cours de sa carrière avec l’équipe nationale. Ses résultats exceptionnels incluent : trois fois membre de l’équipe olympique et onze fois champion canadien. M. Farrow voulait redonner à son sport et cette bourse dépend entièrement de sa contribution
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