Obviously the match is considered over if a throw scores ippon but your comment made it sound like throws are the only way to win in judo. Apologies for the misunderstanding
You're just being hostile to everyone for no reason. If you dont wish to explain the rules to a non-judoka nobody is forcing you to take part in the discussion
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u/ColdReflection3366 Jun 14 '25
Judo match can also end in pins and submissions (like BJJ), there is no need to create schism between the sports like we so often see on the internet