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PARIS -- Kim Ha-yun earned a bronze medal in women's judo at the Paris Olympics on Friday, after battling her way through the repechage.
Kim, world No. 4 in the women's +78 kilograms, defeated third-ranked Kayra Ozdemir of Turkiye in the bronze medal contest at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris.
Kim had earlier lost in the quarterfinals but then won a match in the repechage round to reach one of two bronze medal matches.
And then Kim defeated Ozdemir by scoring two "waza-ari," or a half point, near the end of the four-minute contest.
