Karol Gimenes and Giovanna Santos finish fifth at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam
At the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam, Karol Gimenes (under 78kg) and Giovanna Santos (over 78kg) reached the bronze-medal bouts on Saturday (31), lost them and finished fifth. Karol won her opener and the repechage before losing the bronze match; Giovanna came through the first round in golden score.

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Neste sábado (31), nos Emirados Árabes Unidos, o judô brasileiro ficou a um passo de duas medalhas no último dia do Grand Slam de Abu Dhabi: Karol Gimenes (até 78 kg) e Giovanna Santos (acima de 78 kg) alcançaram as disputas de bronze, perderam e terminaram em quinto.
Na categoria até 78 kg, Karol estreou contra a finlandesa Emma Krapu, venceu com um waza-ari e fechou por ippon. Nas quartas, parou diante da anfitriã Yelyzaveta Lytvynenko, que já liderava por yuko antes de aplicar ippon.
Na repescagem, manteve viva a chance de pódio ao bater a libanesa Aqulina Chayeb com imobilização (osaekomi). No bronze, enfrentou a holandesa Yael Van Heemst, que encaixou um waza-ari e segurou a vantagem.
Acima de 78 kg, Giovanna passou pela francesa Dounia Nacer no golden score, quando a adversária recebeu o terceiro shido. Nas quartas, a mesma regra pesou contra ela diante da israelense Raz Hershko: o terceiro shido acabou sendo dela, e a vaga na repescagem veio pelo lado israelense.
Na repescagem que dava acesso ao bronze, superou a russa Daria Rechkalova com waza-ari e imobilização. No bronze, a italiana Asya Tavano achou a brecha a dois minutos do fim, aplicou osaekomi e ficou com a vitória.
No restante do dia, Dandara Camillo (até 78 kg) venceu a uzbeque Barchinoy Kodirova na estreia e caiu diante da portuguesa Patricia Sampaio; João Segatelle (até 90 kg) ganhou um duelo de 7min50s de golden score sobre o sérvio Nemanja Majdov e depois perdeu para o italiano Christian Parlati; Wilgner Mendes (até 100 kg) caiu no golden score diante do georgiano Nika Kharazishvili.
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