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Judo Union Brands Sergio Ramos' Throw As 'Dangerous' And Explain Why It's Not Allowed In Judo

Judo Union Brands Sergio Ramos' Throw As 'Dangerous' And Explain Why It's Not Allowed In Judo

The Real Madrid captain threw Mohamed Salah to the ground, who injured his shoulder.

Nasir Jabbar

Nasir Jabbar

Everyone has had their say on Sergio Ramos' foul on Mohamed Salah. And the European Judo Union have now chipped in.

One of the main takeaways from the Champions League final was the Real Madrid skipper throwing Salah to the ground, who landed awkwardly on his arm/shoulder.

He was replaced, leaving the field in tears in heartbreaking scenes.

Salah reduced to tears in the Champions League final. Image: PA
Salah reduced to tears in the Champions League final. Image: PA

A few days removed from Saturday's showpiece, an Egyptian lawyer is plotting legal action against Ramos.

Yes, really.

According to GOAL, the lawyer, who reportedly goes by the name of Bassem Wahba, has launched a €1 billion (!!) lawsuit against him.

Wow.

Ramos is not only being called out by lawyers but also the European Judo Union.

EJU explain how Ramos' arm-lock is an illegal and dangerous move in Judo by posting the following Tweet:

They have uploaded a picture of Ramos and Salah tangling accompanied with the words: "Waki-gatame is a dangerous technique. That's why it is not allowed in Judo to use for transition to ne-waza. What do you think about this foul yesterday evening in the #UCLFinal between #RMALIV?"

Don't be trying that in Judo, guys.

Following the shoulder injury, his World Cup participation is in serious doubt.

Though while the Egyptian FA are positive about his fitness, it appears Liverpool's physio isn't as hopeful.

An Egyptian person reacts to Salah's injury. Image: PA
An Egyptian person reacts to Salah's injury. Image: PA

Club physiotherapist Ruben Pons is anticipating a period of "three to four weeks" out before he returns to action. That means he'll miss the entire Group Stage, and will only feature in Russia if Egypt secure a spot in the knockout rounds.

Egypt are in Group A alongside tournament hosts Russia, as well as Uruguay and Saudi Arabia.

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Topics: Liverpool, Football News, Sergio Ramos, Football, egypt, Mohamed Salah

Nasir Jabbar is a journalist at SPORTbible. He graduated from Bath Spa University with a BA in Media Communications. He's a combat sport aficionado, and has contributed to MMA websites AddictedMMA and CagePotato. Nasir has covered some of the biggest fights, while interviewing the likes of Conor McGregor, Michael Bisping and Anthony Joshua. He's also an avid Bristol City fan.

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