JUDO 2013 World Championships: Faicel Jaballah (TUN) - Islam El Shehaby (EGY)

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[@mustard..]

very fair. time was running, hajime was called, el shehaby simply chose not to pay attention.

[@FabianJacquin]

Judo is a martial art, fair play is a strange concept there. Besides, he should pay atention to the fight, he is disrespecting his oponnent.

[@willyhwang1059]

legal and fair

[@ghostoil100]

Him payd attention!!

[@PepinhoDaSoussa]

Really,

[@PepinhoDaSoussa]

El Shehaby was 'a little bit slow' and everyone has to be with the five senses on alert , but Jaballah ( he was winning ) , took advantage of an advantageous situation caused by a foreign element to combat. In this situation, the fair play was looking to other place. And, in my opinion, the referee... (no coment).

[@hohji]

I thought breaking a lapel grip with both hands is illegal. It's quite clear Jaballah broke El Shehaby's left hand grip with both hands Jaballah got lucky; when ref restarted the fight, he was too busy hiding what he had done wrong.

[@LeogenArt]

this is gonna happened when players trying to be REFEREE in the same time! he should focus to his game and the ref didnt say mate.

[@Mr0Judo0Man]

? The Ref called them to begin fighting and El Shehaby didn't... this is a world class event? it was unfair the Ref would have disqualified Jaballah!!!

[@DivineMoment]

Nice ukemi though :D

[@AA-tw9zh]

Well that's the only way Jaballah can actually through anybody for an Ippon.

[@aggeloxwri]

No, it's not fair play ; in fact, while El Shehaby is looking to one direction, Jaballah sets up his sneaky attack by moving carefully at El Shehaby's blind side ... and that says it all ...

[@Ziko786]

Israel never plays a fair fight with Egypt, Israel are trash can, Egypt should've win cuz I'm Egyptian

[@philippemorotti4575]

It is a coaches job to protest, not the players. When Hajime is called it's time to pay attention. Jaballah took somewhat advantage of the situation, sure, but El Shehaby is experienced and should know better. Now he looks a bit ridiculous...

[@jumboka1]

Unfortunately correctly wins! But it was not fair, and even cowardly attacks people from behind! Athlete 0. This street self-defense is good, but depressing world competition

[@Mr0Judo0Man]

yes it fair? El Shehaby was to busy protesting about nothing? The ref did called to begin fighting.

[@AA-tw9zh]

El Shehaby is the victim, he was protesting the penalty directly towards the judges table as most international players do now, decision turnovers usually come from the table, the final gesture didn't come to go on with fighting but the mat ref had already signaled to continue. El Shehaby is a veteran in international Judo and was ranked 2nd in the world before his injury, he goofed on this one. But to say he let Egypt down and an ahole is to do with your personal insecurity than his Judo.

[@ShaamelRagab]

I wouldn't dare to say it was a fair play.... also not a fair ref...

[@PepinhoDaSoussa]

That's legal, but not fair play!

[@xianyoung76]

Позорище! What a shame!

[@zinnalewiathan9283]

Yes it is fairy play.

[@hohji]

Now that I know you can GIVE your opponent a penalty by BREAKING THE RULES, maybe I'll start competing again, lol. What a shit show.