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Switching judokas increase in the road to Tokyo2020
Switching nations seems are still a trend, as judo is overwhelmed with judoka who switch nation, either to get a chance, either to get better financial circumstances. Although switches all from all times, but this Olympic cycle it's a method. With the latest three Mongolian athletes a new wave of many has started with the Tokyo 2020 Games ahead more will follow Read more
Georgians Saneblidze and Bughadze showcase their skills in Oberwart
Two Georgian heavyweights secured two gold medals at the last and second day of the European Open in Oberwart. On Saturday Azerbaijan had won two titles and after gold for Lukas Reiter for Austria U73kg it was planned to collect another few medals for the host nation, but the scenario was written differently. Read more
Jemima Yeats-Brown still has it in her after long ACL recovery
At the European Open in Rome Jemima Yeats-Brown was the celebrated judoka on Sunday. The British judoka suffered many injuries and seriously had to consider to stop doing judo give n her injuries. However it also gave the opportunity to fill her time with making a full analysis and fight plan of all her opponents. That useful time paid off today. Read more
Mongolian trio Davaadorj, Nyamsuren and Battulga switch to UAE
Three Mongolian athletes make a remarkable switch and not the least. Former World number one Davaadorj Tumurkhuleg and Grand Slam Paris winner will switch to the United Arab Emirates. Read more
Lukas Reiter is Austria's golden man U73kg in Oberwart
Austria celebrated gold at the European Open for men in Oberwart on Saturday with Lukas Reiter who was the best judoka in the weight category with the most participants. Reiter was the best of 58 athletes U73kg and took the gold after he won his final with a ippon for Ko-Uchi maki-komi against Telman Valiyev of Azerbaijan. Read more
Three Italian medals in Rome Japan tops the table
Two Japanese topped the medal table of the European Open in Rome. But two Italians stole the hearts of the home crowd. The three bronze medallists Edwige Gwend, Rosalba Forciniti and Francesca Milani. Gwend was expected on the podium as number one seed, but Forciniti again surprised, perhaps even herself with bronze U52kg, a category of 24 women. Read more
Gwend and Forciniti ready to stunt at European Open Rome
The international "Judo European Open in Rome" is the most prestigious tournament in Italy. At the twenty-seventh edition, the qualification tournament hosts 151 athletes from 25 nations. Although the points are a preparation for the Olympic qualification that starts at 20 May 2018. Read more
- 16 Feb 2018European Cup Oberwart with countless athletes but Austrian cancellations
- 15 Feb 2018Grand Slam Paris delivers good discussions about judo
- 14 Feb 2018IJF Academy course in Tunisia breaks attendance records
- 12 Feb 2018Tripple World Champion Gevrise Emane says farewell to judo
- 12 Feb 2018Italian girls impress at European Cup in Follonica
- 11 Feb 2018Kokoro Kageura concludes Japanese success in Paris
- 11 Feb 2018World number one Michael Korrel takes gold in Paris
- 11 Feb 2018Kim Min-Jeong tightens her grip of world number one position
- 11 Feb 2018Shoichiro Mukai becomes second debutant winning Paris
- 11 Feb 2018Superstar Audrey Tcheumeo gets ovation after fourth Paris victory
- 11 Feb 2018Fujiwara Sotaro third teen to win the title in Paris
- 11 Feb 2018Sally Conway closes gap of 15 years without British gold
- 10 Feb 2018Fourth Paris Grand Slam is Paris for Clarisse Agbegnenou
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