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Israeli Judoka Sagi Muki lost his match in the quarterfinals of the Tokyo Olympics Tuesday, meaning he will not progress further in the tournament.
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Muki was bested by Austrian judoka Shamil Borchashvili in the under 81-kilogram event.
Muki won the 2019 World Champions for judo, and was one of Israel's strongest contenders in the running for a medal at the Tokyo 2020 Games.
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