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Clarisse Agbegnenou
- Country:France
- Born:25 October 1992 (28 years)
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Clarisse Agbegnenou pays out hard work of 2020
French top star Clarisse Agbegnenou world number one and a big favourite of the competition, qualified for the final, during which she met the number two seed, the Japanese fighter Nabekura Nami. Both athletes passed through the preliminary rounds without being endangered, although it can be noted that Agbegnenou did not win all her matches by ippon. Read more
184 Women battling at IJF Judo Masters in Doha
Judo is back and with the IJF Masters in Doha the world’s top athletes will be finally in the mood for some smashing. JudoInside and JudoCrazy analysed the top favourites which will give you a guide to watch out for in the women's division with 184 athletes of a total of 399 from 69 countries. Read more
Victor Sterpu writes history for Moldova on golden day
At the second day of the European Championships Victor Sterpu captured the first European title for his country Moldova in history after his victory against Lasha Shavdatuashvili. In the men’s division U81kg Tato Grigalashvili won the title after he overcame Ivaylo Ivanov in the final. the French women did what was expected, two gold medals. Both Clarisse Agbegnenou and Margaux Pinot retained their title of last year in Minsk. In Prague France is now leading the medal table. Read more
Agbegnenou on course for fifth European title
Reaching the top in sports is easier than staying on top. Clarisse Agbegnenou is the absolute top in women’s judo. At the European Championships she is no doubt the big favourite to win her fifth European medal and third in a row. Agbegnenou didn’t make any mistake today in Prague when she qualified for the finals. Read more
Paris headliner Clarisse Agbegnenou wins for the sixth time
Four-time world champion Clarisse Agbegnenou appropriately ended day one on a high for the hosts as the leading attraction on Saturday powered to gold. Agbegnenou, who was encouraged as always by the familiar and deafening chants of ‘Clarisse, Clarisse’, avenged her World Judo Masters final defeat at the hands of Tokyo 2020 contender Nabekura by ippon from a ura-nage. Read more
- 3 Feb 2020Queen Clarisse Agbegnenou invites you for Paris
- 31 Dec 2019Sagi Muki concludes successful 2019 as top earner
- 24 Dec 2019The Dream matches of the year
- 19 Dec 2019French women lead the last World Ranking of 2019
- 13 Dec 2019Nami Nabekura upsets Agbegnenou in reverse of 2018 final
- 16 Nov 2019Portuguese judo celebrates best year ever
- 28 Aug 2019Clarisse Agbegnenou quadruple World Championships queen
- 28 Aug 2019Tokyo Preview women U63kg: Agbegnenou and Tashiro stand out
| Result | City | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Doha | 12 Jan |
| 1 | Prague | 2020 |
| 1 | Paris | 2020 |
| 1 | Budapest | 2019 |
| 2 | Qingdao | 2019 |
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