Christopher Skelley: Briton wins silver at IBSA European Judo Championships

Britain's Chris Skelley won silver at the International Blind Sports Federation European Judo Championships in Rotterdam.

The Tokyo Paralympic champion, 30, beat Ibrahim Bolukbasi of Turkey in the men's J2 +90kg class as Georgia's Revaz Chikoidze claimed gold.

Daniel Powell also took silver in the J1 -90kg category after he defeated Moldovan Oleg Cretul.

Evan Molloy beat Simone Cannizzaro of Italy to win bronze in the J2 -90kg.

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Skelley said: "I've come here to win, I'll be honest with you. I'm an athlete, a fighter. I want to win, so it was not good enough to be honest. Hats off to Revaz, who is a really good and strong fighter. But I will go back and work really hard to beat him next time."

Jack Hodgson finished fourth in the J2 +90kg category while Connah Anders matched his best at a European Championship after he finished in fifth spot in the J1 -73kg.

Elsewhere, there was a third-place finish for Kirsten Taylor in the women's round robin J2 +70kg category.