JSV Speyer: With 11: 3 victory against Karlsruhe, look into the future

JSV Speyer: With 11: 3 victory against Karlsruhe, look into the future

The team of the JSV Speyer set a clear sign with an impressive performance at the last day of the Bundesliga fighting day. With a great victory of 11: 3 against BC Karlsruhe, the team of team boss Michael Görgen-Sprau made a brilliant end of the season. This success was not only the highlight of the fighting day, but also the highest victory that the Speyerer could win over the course of the current season.

Already at the beginning of the fight, the home team showed its dominance and laid a promising foundation stone for the further course with a brilliant 5-0 lead. Andreas Benkert, Philip Müller, Mahomed Khakimov, Felix Bächle and Irakli Kupatadze made short processes with their opponents and decided their encounters early in their favor. But even in the second half, Speyer did not burn anything and continued to be superior. David Riedl provided a clear 6-1 at halftime with another Ippon victory.

continued dominance in the list

The success in Speyer was not only due to the quality of the individual fighters, but also to the tactical decisions in the team. Despite four changes in the line -up, the hosts had a clear advantage and held the reins firmly in their hands. Philip Müller and Irakli Kupatadze each had their second victory for the evening. In the second round, Patrick Schmidt, Till Braunbach and Franz Haettich, who returned after an injury, quickly came into play and contributed important points to the overall result.

While Yves Touma finally defeated after an exciting and intensive fight and Viktor Driller was not able to win against the Karlsruhe Igor Vracar either, the final result of 11: 3 The Speyerer was more than satisfied. Team boss Görgen-Sprau was enthusiastic about the performance and emphasized how important it was to dominate the weight class up to 66 kilograms so much.

fourth place with optimism for the future

In the overall ranking, JSV Speyer landed in fourth place, tied with JC Leipzig, who pulled the loser in a crucial duel against TSG Backnang. In retrospect, the only defeat of the Speyer against Backnang, when four important fighters were missing, was missing due to injury, a crucial moment in the question of qualification for the final round. It turns out that the Speyerers are on a very good way to achieve the goal of occupying one of the first two places in the table in the future and thus solving the ticket for the desired participation in the "Final Four".

Although a small step is still necessary to achieve this goal, the confidence in the team grows. "I am sure that we will be fighting for participating in the final round again next year. We are currently preserving the entire squad and we are already looking forward to the new season," Michael Görgen-Sprau to fans and supporters of JSV Speyer told. This confidence and the performance shown give hope for a promising future for the team.