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Fonseca silver in Budapest: final lost on third shido

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo13 September 2026 at 17:54

Jorge Fonseca lost the final in the -100 kg category at the Grand Slam in Budapest, Hungary. The Portuguese judoka was defeated by Italian Gennaro Pirelli.

The decision of the bout was determined by the penalty system characteristic of judo. Fonseca ended up receiving the third penalty, the so-called third shido, which resulted in his defeat.

With this result, the Portuguese athlete failed to achieve the title at the competition held in the Hungarian capital. The Grand Slam in Budapest is one of the most important events in the international judo circuit.

Why this matters

Portuguese readers closely follow Jorge Fonseca's performance, one of the nation's leading judo athletes, and this defeat represents a setback in his preparation for future competitions. The loss by penalty may raise questions about disciplinary management during high-level bouts. This result comes after the announcement of Budapest's candidacy for the 2027 World Championships, reinforcing Hungary's relevance in the international judo circuit.

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