Amnom Darius
Judokas edit
About the article Brazil at the 2024 Summer Olympics: All judokas are classified by ranking and due to lack of direct competition within the country, the IJF has no way of “taking them out". The entire explanation is given here: https://www.uol.com.br/esporte/colunas/olhar-olimpico/2024/03/15/judo-brasileiro-vai-antecipar-em-quase-3-meses-convocacao-para-a-olimpiada.htm . The IJF call is s a matter of formality, they are already in the Olympics. Most are top 10 worldwide. They will only not be in the Games if they die, be injured, or give up their places themselves.2804:F04:902A:1600:70B9:76C2:2F0A:197D (talk) 07:16, 8 June 2024 (UTC)
- Even with such a detailed explanation, yes, I also justify this, but because the main reference is the Judo qualification guide, and the IJF really hasn't published the final ranking results, so the judo section at least cannot be displayed on the official nations page. Because those explanations are totally one-sided, the simple stances is that the first ones who have the right to regulate qualifications are not those sports news or actors, but the International Judo Federation, there's no need for a long explanation, I won't respond excessively to your comments if you try to bring your reason, please understand the guides, don't just follow second or third parties from the source references that have not yet been legalized by world judo Amnom Darius (talk) 07:22, 8 June 2024 (UTC)
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