Olympic pioneer Oren Smadja walks away from coaching amid battle for judo's future in Israel
As first reported in Israel Hayom, Oren Smadja announced he will leave his position as coach of Israel's men's judo ...
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As first reported in Israel Hayom, Oren Smadja announced he will leave his position as coach of Israel's men's judo ...
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