Judo, a sport derived from countless ancient Chinese traditions, began to flourish in Japan during the Meiji Restoration and was gradually accepted by the Japanese people, becoming a well-known local sport.
Judo, a sport that has extremely high requirements for the agility, strength and comprehensive quality of athletes, focuses on the characteristics of soft and rigid and soft.
And in the world judo ring, there is such an excellent judo goddess from Ukraine - Dalia Bilod.
Dalia Bilod was able to become a good judo athlete because of the influence of her parents.
Dalia Bilod's parents are both professional judo athletes, and her father has won the 2001 and 2003 European Judo Championships, so it is not necessary to say more.
Although her parents are professional judo athletes and their strength is quite strong, Dalia Bilod's parents do not want their daughter to become a professional athlete like them in the future, because judo is a sport that pays great attention to confrontation and has high requirements for physical strength, and for girls, the training process is inevitably a bit cruel.
But what Dalia Bilodd's parents did not expect was that under the subtle influence of the two, Dalia Bilod fell in love with the sport from an early age, so even if her parents tried to obstruct it, they still failed to restrain Daria Bilod's determination to become a judo athlete.
Eventually, her parents agreed to Dahlia's request to start training her inside the dojo.
Although Dahlia Bilod was a girl, in the process of training, she never complained about pain and fatigue, and no matter how difficult the conditions were, she would not choose to give up.
It was because of Dalia Bilod's hard training and the eager guidance of her parents that at the age of 16, Daria Bilodde won the European Judo Championship.
In 2018, Dalia Bilod won the 48 kg category at the World Judo Championships, becoming the youngest judo world champion in history at the age of 18 and establishing her position in the world women's judo world.
Although Dalia bilodd under the arena is very quiet and shy, and her favorite thing to do on weekdays is to take pictures and bask in the sun, but on the field, this beautiful player who is 1.72 meters tall will not be soft on her opponents.
In the arena, Dalia Bilod changed her usual shy image, on the contrary, she was very active and aggressive, she could often use her own pair of powerful long legs to lock the opponent on the field, so she was also nicknamed "Ukrainian Python", which was enough to see how terrifying her strength on the field was.
At the Tokyo Olympics, Dalia Bilod also made it to the final round, but in the end she lost to Japan's Watanabe Kinami and won only one bronze medal.
Outside the arena, Dalia Bilod was also valued by some acting companies because of her outstanding appearance and fiery body, hoping that she could take over some film and television works, but Dalia Bilod finally chose to refuse, for her, the love for the sport of judo has already surpassed everything else.
Off the field, Dalia Bilod is still a school bully, has obtained a bachelor's degree in journalism, hopes to become a sports journalist after retiring in the future, and has such a long-term planning and goal at such a young age, it has to be said that this judo goddess is not only outstanding in appearance, but also has a lot of connotation.
Hopefully, in the near future, we will be able to continue to compete in the world judo competition and see this Ukrainian beauty bring us more wonderful performances!