MARTI MALLOY THROWS OLYMPIC CHAMPION TO WIN BRONZE !!!!!

July 22, 2012

Marti Malloy has won the bronze medal in the women’s -57kg category of the 2012 Olympics.  She threw 2008 Olympic champion Giulia Quintavalle of Italy in 2 minutes and 34 seconds of the bronze medal match.

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A quote from the IJF report on day 3:

“The second of the female bronze medals went to Marti Malloy, who claimed USA’s first medal of the judo competition. Malloy was a surprise package, who upset the odds in several contests, including an incredible win over the number two seed Telma Monteiro of Portugal in her first fight. She lost out in the semi final to Caprioriu, who threw her with a huge Uranage to score Ippon. In the bronze medal contest she once again proved her calibre in the weight by throwing Quintavalle for Ippon with Ko-uchi-gari. “

 

IJF Link: Day 3

LA Times: Link

USA Today: Link

 

Compare the results with the latest IJF pre-olympic World RANKINGS

 

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And here are some more useful links:

 

The DRAW

 

Judo Competition Schedule

 

London Olympics Home Page

 

Check out this IJF website for videos of some of the major players (including our own Kayla Harrison), and vignettes of all the competitors:

Judo Olympians

 

 

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