Host Vietnam has grasped up to four gold medals on April 18, the last day of the2010 Hanoi International Judo Tournament, sending the country’s total number ofgold medals in this competition to six.
With superior techniques andtactics and great encouragement from Vietnamese fans, Tran Thuong, Bui Thi KhanhDu and Dao Le Thu Trang all won easily in the final matches of 73 kg, 78 kg and45 kg categories respectively.
The fourth gold medal snapped on the daybelonged to Sea Games 25 Champion Nguyen Thi Kieu.
Earlier, on April 17,Van Ngoc Tu and Huynh Nhat Thong won the first and the second gold medals forVietnam in the women’s under-48 kg event and the men’s under-55 kg category.
The tournament also saw the upper hands of judo artists from theRepublic of Korea (RoK) who gained a total of 10 gold medals.
Notablyamong foreign artists was Benjamin Nguyen, a young talent of Vietnamese andFrench origins, who won a bronze medal for France in the men’s 66 kg category.
The tournament drew the participation of 110 judo artists, including 53from the RoK, Laos , Hong Kong , Germany and France./.
With superior techniques andtactics and great encouragement from Vietnamese fans, Tran Thuong, Bui Thi KhanhDu and Dao Le Thu Trang all won easily in the final matches of 73 kg, 78 kg and45 kg categories respectively.
The fourth gold medal snapped on the daybelonged to Sea Games 25 Champion Nguyen Thi Kieu.
Earlier, on April 17,Van Ngoc Tu and Huynh Nhat Thong won the first and the second gold medals forVietnam in the women’s under-48 kg event and the men’s under-55 kg category.
The tournament also saw the upper hands of judo artists from theRepublic of Korea (RoK) who gained a total of 10 gold medals.
Notablyamong foreign artists was Benjamin Nguyen, a young talent of Vietnamese andFrench origins, who won a bronze medal for France in the men’s 66 kg category.
The tournament drew the participation of 110 judo artists, including 53from the RoK, Laos , Hong Kong , Germany and France./.
