Hungary's judo team is setting its sights on gold medals at the upcoming Paris Olympics. While their achievements have been modest in recent years, the team is determined to make a significant impact in the global arena.
The sounds of grunts, puffs, and intense training sessions can be heard spilling into the streets around the training center in Budapest. This vibrant atmosphere reflects the athletes' commitment to elevating their performance and making a strong push towards the podium.
This year, Hungary has sent a team of seven judokas to compete in the Games. Among them, Krisztian Toth stands out as a key contender. Toth, who secured a bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, is a beacon of hope for the team. "I'm very tired, of course, but we're on the right path," says Toth. "We're doing everything possible to be in great shape for the Games. Overall, I'm feeling very positive."
With Toth's leadership and the team's dedication, Hungary is poised to make a memorable mark at the Paris Olympics, inspiring young athletes and judo enthusiasts around the world.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
