Tina Trstenjak Judoka

Tina Trstenjak

Country:Slovenia
Born:24 August 1990 (27 years)
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Tina Trstenjak of Slovenia won the Olympic title in Rio 2016 following up Urska Zolnir. Tina won the World title in 2015 in Astana and World bronze in 2014. In 2017 she win silver in Budapest. She is 2016 and 2017 European Judo champion and won silver at the European Games in 2015 and five European medals in total. In 2015 she won the Grand Slam Paris and Grand Prix Düsseldorf in 2016 and continued with the Grand Slam victory in Paris in 2017. She won bronze at the Grand Slam in Tokyo in 2017. S

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Sagi Muki sets Tel Aviv judo crowd on fire

27 Apr 2018 18:30

The home crowd in Tel Aviv had high expectation for Sagi Muki of Israel to win gold in a relative new weight category U81kg. Muki won European Games gold in 2015 U73kg but could convert success in his category U81kg. However with the European top present in Tel Aviv that assignment was not easy. Read more

Fourth Paris Grand Slam is Paris for Clarisse Agbegnenou

10 Feb 2018 20:10

French World champion Clarisse Agbegnenou ruled at her home Grand Slam for the fourth time to provide the hosts with a dream ending to the first day of competition in Paris. Agbegnenou, 25, who has long been one of the most consistent judoka in the sport, dominated Tokyo Grand Slam winner and World Judo Masters winner Tashiro Miku (JPN) who had won their last meeting in December. Read more

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Trstenjak Launches her Season with gold in Tunisia

20 Jan 2018 17:05

Rio Olympic Champion Tina Trstenjak of Slovenia has won the gold at the Grand Prix in Tunis. Trsrenjak entered the first final of the day where she was opposed to Nouchi Aimi (JPN), who won the Tyumen Grand Slam in 2016. But beside that major result, the Japanese is still relatively unknown on the international circuit, while Trstenjak is one of the most famous competitors of the moment. Read more

Grand Prix Tunis back in the World Tour

19 Jan 2018 01:30

In front of a field of 46 delegations for a total of 335 athletes with 197 men and 138 women, the judo world was gathered for the first time this season. After eight years of absence, the world circuit makes indeed its return to the Tunisian capital. Read more

1800 points and dollars for grab for the Masters winner in St. Petersburg

12 Dec 2017 09:05

One IJF World Tour event to go this year, the IJF Masters in St. Petersburg and still anything can happen to be ranked first in the World Ranking, good for 50,000 bonus dollars for the leader of 2017. Some of the top athletes will go to Russia to defend their world ranking position and to gain a good starting position for 2018 when the Olympic Qualification will start. 1800 points are for grab in St. Petersburg for the winner. Enough to shake up the current world ranking. Read more