The 26th JKA European Championship - Senior Men Team Kumite Finals

The 26th JKA European Championships
6th of April, 2024 Gent, Belgium
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RESULTS
1
ENGLAND
(HYDE JOSH, CASSIDY SHAUN, AMONULLOEV AKBARSHOKH, LANGRIDGE HARRISON)
2
CZECH REPUBLIC
(BOSAK ONDREJ, BABOR MAREK, LOZSI MARTON, LEV SIMON)
3
FRANCE
(MANDAGOT GUILLAUME, KOM BIALE GUYMUSTAPHA, PISSIS CÉDRIC, HAFSOUNI AMIR)
3
GERMANY
(EBIDA TAREK, DEISSLER DUSTIN, PRIEBERNIG TOM, BEN ROMDHANE AYMEN)
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[@Isaac_Shamir]

Thank you for posting! I'm sorry but was is there a draw? England won the first match, The Second was a Draw and Czech Won the last. And why was the second match a Draw? Eng was leading with a Wazari but He had stepped outside (Jogai) 3 times, right? So, isn't the Czech supposed to win? I didn't understand that

[@KaratedoFocus]

Hey Isaac, That was a bit of a complicated match. 1st round: England wins by ippon. 2nd round: became a draw due to all penalties England got... That's possible according to the rules, but can be argued, since they had a point. Last stepping out was after time, didn't count (that would have been an ippon win to Czech Republic though). 3rd round: Czech Republic wins with a waza ari Summary England: 1 win, Czech Republic 1 win, in a situation like this the ippon wins count more, therefore England is the Champion.

[@beatrizlacerda4662]

Hi Isaac, yes he stepped out but he still had scored a wazari. Overall England won because a win by ippon is worth more than a win by wazari

[@Isaac_Shamir]

@@beatrizlacerda4662 Hi, thank you for the answer. Isn't it an automatic loss if someone step out 3x? And Was there an Ippon?

[@beatrizlacerda4662]

@@Isaac_Shamir If jogai hansoku is given yes that leads to disqualification. However, the main judge only gave 2 jogai warnings (and 2 muboubi warnings). As for the ippon, it was scored by England in the first match (with the jodan kick). So in this case the main referee decided to take that into account and award victory to England

[@Isaac_Shamir]

Oh, I see, thank you very much!