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Clarisse Agbegnenou rules for France at the expense of Bellard
7 Jun 2014 20:25
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European champion Clarisse Agbegnenou (FRA) defeated Baku Grand Slam winner Anne-Laure Bellard (FRA) in the -63kg final. Agbegnenou, 21, who defeated her domestic rival in the European Championship final in April, was once again triumphant against 32-year-old Bellard, who had three shido penalties to her name after a minute for a false attack, passivity and going out of the area.
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