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Miyabi did wonderfully, she and all GB team must be really proud. Playing against Suenaga and winning fighting spirit too! Looking forward to seeing her at the 20th WKC.
The referee of Kendo is difficult. Instead of looking at it and thinking, you have to feel the perfection of the technique in an instant. If you don't actually play Kendo for many years, you won't be a referee.韓国強い！！
日本の強豪チームでも活躍できるでしょ。ヨーロッパ剣道史上、ダントツで一番強いかな😮 if he belongs to a strong japanese team,he will be a regular member. i think he is the most strong senshu in european kendo history.
These old Japanese guys from the WWII generation are still fighting the same war with their bigotry, racism, and kamikaze style, without any shame. Until these guys are gone, there won't be any fair matches, in my opinion.
1. Korean athletes often fall down, if this were on the battlefield, such a defeated posture would indicate that their training needs to be strengthened. 2. The chief referee in a match often calls for an inappropriate stop. Other martial arts events often call for a stoppage, but there is no ruling, which will be considered as an incompetent referee and may even be suspended. In this team event, the chief referee keeps calling for a stop, does this indicate that the referee's self-confidence and technical level are being questioned by himself and the audience? 3. If the technical level of the referee lacks self-confidence and is not proficient in implementing the rules, the fairness of the competition will be questioned.
Ya.. Just tired to see him keeps bringing up the kogi kogi.. he is like a guy who splitting hairs 🤦🏻♂️ I mean , come on … Japanese team is strong enough to compete in the Shiai, no need for special caring from judges , innit ?
Brazilian matches on this shiaijo: 03:59:30 - (BUL-1) M. DIMITROV vs (BRA-4) C. TAKAYAMA 04:04:40 - (BEL-2) M. GROSFILS vs (BRA-4) C. TAKAYAMA 04:12:40 - (BRA-4) C. TAKAYAMA vs (DOM-1) J. PELLERANO
Brazilian matches on this shiaijo: 00:48:00 - (BRA-6) A. FUKAMIZU vs (MLT-1) J. MALLIA 00:50:04 - (BRA-6) A. FUKAMIZU vs (DEN-2) S. KATO 02:06:00 - (HUN-1) T. KOMJÁTI vs (BRA-2) A. TAKAYAMA 02:20:48 - (ISR-1) P. VOLODARSKY vs (BRA-2) A. TAKAYAMA 02:25:39 - (CZE-2) L. HAVELKA vs (BRA-2) A. TAKAYAMA
@@lerouxtheking5990 South Korea is the second strongest country after Japan, but it is because it immediately falls down and makes the referee "stop" and does things that are booed by the audience. Other countries are seriously facing the game. I want Korea to learn more courtesy. I'm typing this in translation, so I'm sorry if it's incomplete.
