Daria Bilodid on a Potential Return to Judo: 'You'll See Me When You See Me'.
Daria Bilodid’s Sporting Achievements
According to Novyny.live: Daria Bilodid, the Ukrainian Olympic medalist in judo, has shared her thoughts on possibly returning to international competition. For now, she is fully focused on football and actively plays for the women's team 'Metalist 1925'. She has already made her mark in this new sport by winning the Ukrainian football championship after playing only a handful of matches—a clear sign of her quick adaptation and success in team play.
Passion for Padel and Future Plans
Besides football, Daria is also deeply involved in padel. She described the sport as a source of genuine enjoyment:
“You train physically and recover emotionally. That’s why I love padel.” – Daria Bilodid.
Her words highlight the importance of emotional recovery and finding a balance between intense training and relaxation.
When asked about a comeback to judo, Daria said:
“When you see me at competitions—then we’ll talk.” – Daria Bilodid.This cautious response suggests she wants to achieve more in her new athletic pursuits before returning to her roots in judo. As a result, Daria Bilodid continues to expand her skills across multiple sports, showing remarkable versatility and adaptability.
Considering her achievements in both football and padel, it’s clear that her athletic career is evolving rather than stalling. Her success in new disciplines may mark a significant chapter in her journey, as competing in different sports helps her stay fit while opening fresh avenues for self-expression. It also underscores how Ukrainian athletes can pivot and thrive amid career shifts, proving their resilience across diverse fields.
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