17-year-old Ukrainian judoka Daria Bilodid rewrote the history of Ukrainian sports.

She was the first to win gold at the World Judo Championships. Daria won the award on September 20 in Baku, winning in the weight category up to 48 kg world champion Funu Tonaki from Japan.

In addition, Bilodid became the youngest world champion. At the time of the conquest of "gold", the Ukrainian woman turned 17 and 345 days old. Previously, the record belonged to Japanese Ryoko Tani (18 years and 27 days). TSN Pposport introduces you to our young beauty-champion.

Daria was born in the family of judokas Gennady Beloded and Svetlana Kuznetsova. Parents and became her trainers.

"With me, my mother goes out for competitions, I have to kiss her many times. Mom is my talisman, which I should kiss, hug, and it will be easier for me, "Bilodid shared in one of the interviews.

Daria is more like a model than a representative of martial arts. The girl is constantly offered to go to the modeling agency, however her dad is against.

According to the sportswoman, she likes to listen to the "Ocean Elzy" and is interested in a sports journalist who wants to make her profession.

After the triumph at the European Championships in Warsaw last year, Daria admitted that her main goal was Olympic medals. And the Ukrainian confidently goes to the goal.