Bernardo Tralhão Fernandes is seventh at the Hungarian Grand Slam
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Bernardo Tralhão Fernandes is seventh at the Hungarian Grand Slam

Record11 September 2026 at 15:54

Bernardo Tralhão Fernandes finished in seventh place at the Hungarian Grand Slam, which took place in Budapest. The Portuguese judoka achieved two wins throughout the competition. However, the Portuguese athlete also suffered two defeats in the tournament. This result of two wins and two defeats determined his final classification in the event. The Hungarian Grand Slam is one of the stages of the international judo circuit, bringing together athletes from various nationalities in the Hungarian capital.

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