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Noël Van 't End
- Country:Netherlands
- Born:15 June 1991 (29 years)
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World Champion Noël van ’t End confirms again in Doha
Dutch World Champion Noel Van ‘t End had difficult contests throughout the preliminary rounds in Doha but Van 't End always found the necessary energy to go through and that energy that he felt in the Kodokan with the spirit of Anton Geesink in his mind gave him wings. In Doha at the IJF Judo Masters he confirmed again that he is capable of winning Olympic gold. The Dutchman captured the only gold for the Netherlands in Qatar. Read more
Different styles of the category U90kg
Without doubt, Ilias Iliadis wrote a nice chapter in judo history, most part of his legacy was made in 90kg class. But since the olympic champion stepped back from the tatami, this weight category has experienced a lot of changes. Nowadays, without such judo hero, the crown is looking for a new king and there are a lot of candidates fighting for it. European Champion Mikhail Igolnikov could be the chosen one. Read more
Noel van 't End breaks the curse for the Netherlands
Dutchman Noel van ‘t End won his first world title after a gruelling day which culminated with a narrow triumph over Osaka Grand Slam winner Mukai Shoichiro of Japan in his sixth contest of the day. World number 10 Van ‘t End, who lost to Mukai in the Osaka Grand Slam final last year, lit up the U90kg category all day long and recorded the biggest win of his career with a mesmerising o-soto ko-soto combination for a waza-ari score with 27 seconds left. Read more
Surprises all over at day 5 of the Worlds
Spanish World champion Nikoloz Sherazadishvili lost his second match against Axel Clerget (FRA) by a waza-ari score. The Spaniard failed to sparke in Tokyo and exited early on as a host of big names were shocked in the morning session on day five. Read more
Beka Gviniashvili grabs gold and keeps door open for Worlds
Two-time World Judo Masters winner Beka Gviniashvili (GEO) put the U90kg category on notice in Zagreb as he struck his first IJF gold medal since 2017. The 23-year-old showed his explosive judo which gave him a reputation as one of the most feared and highly-rated judoka in the category before he switched categories in the build-up to the Rio 2016 Olympics. Read more
- 21 Jun 2019Spaniard Sherazadishvili expected to follow up the world title
- 20 Jun 2019Flinndal Sport delivers clean judo supplements
- 17 Mar 2019Finally Noël van ‘t End converts final into elusive gold
- 25 Nov 2018Shoichiro Mukai wins Paris and Osaka in one year
- 15 Jun 2018Which supplements are most important for a judoka?
- 21 Jan 2018Extraordinary technique for Bozbayev to grab the gold medal
- 1 Sep 2017Strong European block U90kg against World Champion Gwak Dong-Han
- 23 Aug 2017Dutchman Noël van 't End absent at World Championships
| Result | City | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Doha | 13 Jan |
| 7 | Prague | 2020 |
| 5 | Budapest | 2020 |
| 5 | Paris | 2020 |
| 2 | Esslingen | 2019 |
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