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Judo is a martial art without weapons that improves a person not only physically, but also psychologically. And although judo originated in Japan, one judoka became the president of Russia. Yes, we are talking about Vladimir Putin, who became the first Russian to receive a high 8th dan in 2012 (out of 10 possible).

It is very difficult to determine the best of the best in judo. To do this, we have compiled a list of 10 best judokas of all time who won the most awards at the Olympic Games. The victories at the Judo World Championships were also taken into account.

10. Yasuhiro Yamashita (Japan)

• 1984 Los Angeles Olympics - gold medal

This Japanese judoka became the last Olympic champion to perform in the open category. Athletes of any weight could compete in it to demonstrate that in judo it is not so much physical parameters that are important as technique and tactics. After the 1984 Games, the absolute category was excluded from the Olympics program.

Yamashita was a four-time World Championship gold medalist and had 203 straight victories before his retirement at the zenith. He is currently the Vice President of the Japan Judo Federation.

9. Xian Dongmei (China)

The famous judoka from the Chinese national team won two gold medals in the 52 kg weight category. She also managed to become the silver medalist of the Asian Championships twice in 1995 and 2004.

In 2018, Xian's name was inducted into the International Judo Federation (IJF) Hall of Fame.

8. Ayumi Tanimoto (Japan)

• 2004, Athens - gold medal.
• 2008, Beijing - gold medal.

One of the best judoists in the world plays for the Japanese national team. In the piggy bank of her awards is not only the gold of the Olympic Games. Performing in the weight category up to 63 kg, the Japanese athlete won the Asian Games in 2001 and 2004, and also won two bronze medals at the World Championships in 2001 and 2007 and silver in 2005.

As with Xian Dongmei, Ayumi was inducted into the IJF Hall of Fame in 2018.

7. Masato Uchishiba (Japan)

• 2004, Athens - gold medal.
• 2008, Beijing - gold medal.

Uchishiba began his sports career in the weight of 60 kg, but then moved to a more “heavyweight” category - 66 kg. He took not only gold at two Olympics, but also silver at the 2005 World Championships and bronze at Asian competitions in 2002.

Unfortunately, the name of one of the best judokas in the world is associated with both glorious sports victories and a high-profile scandal. In 2013, Masato Uchishiba was sentenced to five years in prison for raping a girl he coached. The judoka himself claimed that the sexual contact was consensual, but the court did not believe him.

6. Peter Seisenbacher (Austria)

• 1984, Los Angeles - gold medal.
• 1988, Seoul - gold medal.

The Austrian judo master ranked sixth in the ranking of the best judokas of our time thanks to two gold medals at the 1984 and 1988 Olympics, a gold medal at the World Championships, as well as many medals at the European Championships. Having completed his brilliant sports career, Seisenbacher became the coach of the Azerbaijani judo team in 2012.

Under his leadership, athletes from Azerbaijan successfully performed at the World Championships in Brazil. And Elkhan Mammadov won the world championship for the first time in the history of Azerbaijani judo.

However, in 2017, the Austrian was arrested in Kyiv on charges of sexual crimes.

5. David Douyet (France)

The top 5 best judokas in the world are opened by a big man in every sense of the word. The weight of the Frenchman David Duyet is 125 kg, which is close to the average weight of a sumo wrestler. He was the first non-Japanese judoka to win two world titles (in his own weight category and in the overall category) in the same 1995 World Championships.

In total, Douillet took gold five times at the World Championships, and also received a gold medal at the European Championships twice. And the same number of times he was awarded bronze and silver.

In 2011, the International Judo Federation named David Douillet the best male judoka in history.

4. Tadahiro Nomura (Japan)

• 1996, Atlanta - gold medal.
• 2000, Sydney - gold medal.
• 2004, Athens - gold medal.

For many Olympic athletes, a gold medal is considered the highlight of their athletic career. And those who are able to win two medals deserve the status of "elite of the elite". However, the legend of modern judo, the Japanese Tadahiro Nomura, has risen to the top in his sport, unattainable until now. He is the only judoka to have won three Olympic gold medals in a row.

This is not the end of Nomura's sporting achievements. He is the winner of the gold medal at the 1997 World Championships and the bronze medal received in 2003.

3. Driulis Gonzalez (Cuba)

• 1992, Barcelona - bronze medal.
• 1996, Atlanta - gold medal.
• 2000, Sydney - silver medal.
• 2004, Athens - bronze medal.

The Olympics is an honorable, but very difficult test for an athlete. Especially if this is not the first Olympics in his career. Opponents are getting younger, or in fact you are getting older, and training methods continue to improve.

And the fact that the Cuban athlete is one of two female judokas who have participated in five Olympic Games shows her high skill and excellent physical shape.

Gonzalez took gold three times at the World Championships, won silver twice and bronze the same number of times.

2. Ryoko Tani (Japan)

• 1992, Barcelona - silver medal.
• 1996, Atlanta - silver medal.
• 2000, Sydney - gold medal.
• 2004, Athens - gold medal.
• 2008, Beijing - bronze medal.

For a long time, Ryoko Tani held the title of the youngest world champion in the history of judo. She was just over 18 years old when she won the gold medal at Hamilton, Canada in 1993.

But this is not what makes the Japanese woman the best judoka of all time. She is the only woman in the history of women's judo who became a 7-time world champion and received five Olympic medals.

In Japan, Ryoko Tani is so popular that she even became a character in a judo manga (Yawara!). The heroes of the computer games World Heroes 2 (Ryoko Izumo) and Fighter's History (Ryoko Kano) bear her name.

1. Teddy Riner (France)

• 2008, Beijing - bronze medal.
• 2012, London - gold medal.
• 2016, Rio de Janeiro - gold medal.

This is the most titled judoka in the world in history. Curl your fingers:

• two-time Olympic champion (2012, 2016);
• 11 times world champion;
• five-time European champion;
• three times sportsman of the year in France;
• gold medalist in the Mediterranean Games.

The French judoka is only 29 years old, but he dominates judo like no other athlete before him. Riner is the first person to win 8 gold medals at the Judo World Championships, doing so every year from 2007 to 2015 (except 2016).

"Teddy Bear", as fans affectionately call their idol, has lost only twice in his entire adult sports career. And since 2010, the best judoka in the world has not lost a single fight, having already won more than 140 victories.

In 2020, Riner intends to win gold at the Tokyo Olympics. If he succeeds, the French athlete will go down in history as the only male judoka in whose piggy bank there are 4 Olympic awards at once.

The Grand Slam tournament in Tokyo drew a line under the 2016 sports season. The International Judo Federation has published a rating list, which takes into account the results of the last rating competition. Among the leaders of the rating are two representatives of Korea, Japan, Mongolia and Azerbaijan. The best of the Russians, Rio 2016 Olympic champion Khasan Khalmurzaev, ranks second in the 81 kg category.

The top ten included six more Russian athletes: the gold medalist of the 2016 Games Beslan Mudranov (7th place in the 60 kg category), vice world champion Mikhail Pulyaev (5th place in the 66 kg category), bronze medalist of the World Championship Musa Mogushkov (8th place in category 73 kg), the winner of the Grand Prix Alan Khubetsov (8th place in the weight of 81 kg), the silver medalist of the Masters Khusen Khalmurzaev (90) and the winner of the European Championship Adlan Bisultanov (100) - on the 10th line of the list, and the only Russian - the third medalist of the 2016 Games Natalya Kuzyutina, who received the seventh line in the 52 kg category.

In the 60 kg category for men, the positions of ten Russian lightweights are reflected. The best result is natural for the Rio 2016 Olympic champion Beslan MUDRANOV. He has 1723 points and is seventh in the ranking, which is headed by World Championship bronze medalist Won Jin Kim of Korea (2040 points). The 26th position is occupied by Albert Oguzov (718), 28. Robert Mshvidobadze (678), 56. Islam Yashuev (315), 80. Sayan Khertek (160), 82. Dmitry Kulikov (159), 99. Sakhavat Hajiyev (98), 107 Aram Grigoryan (78), 113. Albert Mongush (62), 261. Maxim Burnashev (2).

In the weight of 66 kg, the leading position is also occupied by an athlete from Korea - world champion, Olympic silver medalist Ba-ul An with 2920 points. On the fifth line is the Russian vice-world champion Mikhail PULYAEV (1540). In total, there are 16 Russians in the rating in this category with qualifying points: 13. Yakub Shamilov (992), 24. Kamal Khan-Magomedov (766), 25. Anzaur Ardanov (755), 28. Arsen Galstyan (734), 37. Abdul Abdulzhalilov (561), 143. Timur Temirov (52), 145. Islam Khametov (50), 180. Alim Gadanov (30), 213. Denis Lavrentiev (19), 224. Arbi Denilkhanov (15), 264. Lechi Ediev and Ivan Spirin (6 each), 282. Igor Shibalov (4), 294. Paylak Galoyan and Dmitry Karpukhin (2 each).

The leader in the 73 kg category in the final rating list of 2016 was the silver medalist of the 2016 Games, European champion Rustam Orudzhev from Azerbaijan (3010 points). The best of the Russians is the world championship medalist Musa MOGUSHKOV (1278) in eighth position. In addition to Mogushkov, 13 other athletes of our team have rating points: 13. Denis Yartsev (1069), 19. Uali Kurzhev (846), 41. Arbi Khamkhoev (420), 56. Leo Vogel (300), 81. Mansur Isaev (197) , 90. Zelimkhan Ozdoev (143), 91. Sayan Ondar (142), 94. Alim Gadanov (134), 111. Rustam Shevotsukov (102), 196. Batraz Kaitmazov (30), 240. Mikhail Naniy (16), 275 Alexei Astafiev (8) and 290. Anton Polyakov (6).

Russian Olympic champion Khasan KHALMURZAEV (2162) in the 81 kg category takes second place after the world champion, medalist of the 2016 Games Japanese Takanori Nagase (2651). Another 13 of our athletes have places in the rating list with qualifying points: 8. Alan KHUBETSOV (1297), 15. Aslan Lappinagov (920), 21. Ivan Nifontov (757), 33. Ivan Vorbiev (556), 43. Sirazhudin Magomedov (442), 82. Stanislav Semenov (188), 85. Sergey Ryabov (179), 154. Murat Khabachirov (48), 156. Arsen Pshmakhov (48), 209. Umar-Khazha Suleymanov (20), 259. Ilya Kokovich (6) and 279. Alexander Ulyakhov and Said Amy Zhambekov (4).

Olympic champion Japanese Mashu Baker (3030) took first place in the rating list of the 90 kg category. On the 10th position is the Russian medalist of the Masters Khusen KHALMURZAEV (1271). The “rating” company of Khalmurzaev is made up of 13 compatriots: 14. Kirill Denisov (1100), 23. Magomed Magomedov (681), 49. Alexander Grigoriev (345), 52. Kirill Questions (325), 83. Said Amy Zhambekov (174), 108. Kazbek Zankishiev (98), 136. Dmitry Dovgan (51), 137. Evgeny Ivanov (48), 192. Samir Guchapshev (14), 198. Murat Gasiev (10), 205. Rustam Amirmetov (8), 229. Aliko Dzhilandze (4) and 251. Grigory Sulemin (2).

Another Azerbaijani judoka - Elmar Gasimov (2648) - is at the top of the IJF 2016 sheet. The best of the Russians closes the top ten - the medalist of the European Championship Adlan BISULTANOV (1282). Two bright victories at the last tournaments of the year - in Qingdao and Tokyo, brought the debutant of this category Kirill Denisov (800) to the 23rd line of the rating. 38. Tagir Khaibulaev (444), 39. Niyaz Bilalov (426), 67. Arsen Omarov (177), 74. Maksud Ibragimov (140), 87. Kazbek Zankishiev (108), 91. Mikhail Kosyashnikov (100), 130. Philip Ivanov (42), 147. Khaibula Magomedov (30), 157. Alexei Kazachkov (20), 205. Oleg Ishimov (2) and 234. David Bitiev (1).

So far undefeated Olympic champion Frenchman Teddy Riner (2800) leads the qualification in the men's heavyweight over 100 kg. In 12th place is the winner of the Grand Slam tournament in Tyumen-2016 Andrey Volkov (1180), 13. Renat Saidov (1150), 32. Aslan Kambiev (610), 38. Soslan Bostanov (444), 49. Anton Brachev (300) , 58. Anton Krivobokov (210), 72. Magomed Nazhmudinov (122), 89. Stepan Sargsyan (70), 120. Sergey Kesaev (20), 138. Alexey Taskin (12), 151. Artur Khaptsev (6) and 167 Alexander Mikhailin and Dmitry Sterkhov (2 each).

In the women's flyweight 48 kg, the rating list is headed by the world champion Urantsetseg Munkhbat (2790 points). The best position in the Russian team belongs to the medalist of the European Championship Irina Dolgova (970 points) and 18th line. There are ten more Russians on the list: 21. Natalya Kondratieva (830), 24. Maria Persidskaya (689), 32. Kristina Rumyantseva (423), 45. Lilia Lotfullina (224), 49. Sabina Gilyazova (204), 81. Alesya Kuznetsova (82), 89. Anastasia Pavlenko (62), 92. Maria Gunter (60), 136. Anna Dmitrieva (10), 158. Tatyana Ayakina (2).

World and Olympic champion Majlinda Kelmendi from Kosovo with 2600 number one points in the 52 kg category. Bronze medalist of the 2016 Games Natalya KUZYUTINA (1602) is in the seventh position of the IJF rating list. 23. Yulia Ryzhova (758), 52. Aigul Tashtimirova (260), 60. Galiya Sagitova (182), 91. Zarina Babinyan (74), 101. Natalia Pavlova (60), 126. Antonina Kirievskaya (31), 142. Olga Gagarina (16), 164. Anna Pashina (4) and 188. Anna Dmitrieva, Polina Molchanova and Antonina Tovstetskaya (1 point each).

The second Mongolian judoka - the silver medalist of the Games in Rio 2016 Sumiya Dorzhsuren with 3530 points takes the first line in the 57 kg protocol. Of the nine Russians, Anastasia Konkina (696), the best in our team, the winner of two Grand Prix this year, has 21 places. 28. Irina Zabludina (582), 33. Daria Mezhetskaya (484), 45. Natalia Golomidova (322), 66. Tatyana Kazenyuk (166), 111. Sofia Chistanova (48), 128. Tatyana Khomentovskaya (25), 170. Alexandra Salnikova (8) and 187. Alena Nefedova (2).

Slovenian Olympic champion Tina Trstenjak leads the 63 kg category with 3750 points. European Championship medalist Ekaterina Valkova (902) on the 18th line, on the 22nd Daria Davydova (810), 40. Pari Surakatova (436), 43. Marta Labazina (423), 48. Diana Dzhigaros (382), 95. Valentina Kostenko (60), 104. Darina Kremer (48), 147. Tatyana Kazenyuk (10), 156. Larisa Cherepanova (6), 165. Kamila Badurova (2) and 186. Margarita Gurtsieva (1).

World Championship medalist Kim Polling from the Netherlands, who missed the podium in Rio, thanks to her Masters victory and 2182 points - at the top of qualification in the 70 kg category. The silver medalist of the tournament in Argentina Irina Gazieva (421) is on the 38th line of the rating. Five more Russians received the following places: 45. Valentina Maltseva (364), 55. Yana Dibrina (242), 62. Alena Prokopenko (155), 135. Ekaterina Denisenkova (3) and 141. Ekaterina Tokareva (1).

Two-time Olympic champion Kayla Harrison from the USA with a record 4370 points in the top of the list in the 78 kg category. The third winner of the Grand Slam in Tyumen, Anastasia Dmitrieva (722), closes the second ten in the list. 34. Alena Kachorovskaya (434), 49. Alexandra Babintseva (200), 52. Antonina Shmeleva (182) and 64. Vera Moskalyuk (100).

Twice world champion, winner of the London Olympics and silver medalist of the Brazilian Games Cuban Idalis Ortiz (3176) is the leader of the heavyweight - over 78 kg. The winner of the tournament in Argentina, Ksenia Chibisova (793), opens the third ten in this weight, occupying 21 positions. Seven more of ours on: 43. Natalia Sokolova (200), 53. Daria Karpova (122), 74. Ekaterina Sheremetova (62), 77. Aidana Nagorova (58), 88. Alexandra Babintseva (28), 103. Pelageya Lapshina ( 2) and 123. Juliet Davtyan (2).

The first competitions of 2017 will take place on January 14 and 15. It will be the African Open in Tunisia.

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We offer you top three leaders in all weight categories, as well as the final places of Ukrainian judokas.


Weight category up to 60 kg
1. Rishod Sobirov (Uzbekistan) - 1816
2. Hiraoki Hiraoka (Japan) - 1386
3. George Zantaraya (Ukraine) - 1090
…35. Maxim Korotun (Ukraine) - 226
…55. Anatoly Laskuta (Ukraine) - 130
…139. Denis Bilichenko (Ukraine) - 20
…181. Alexey Poltavtsev (Ukraine) - 8


Weight category up to 66 kg
1. Khashbaatar Tsagaanbaatar (Mongolia) - 1310
2. Alim Gadanov (Russia) - 1266
3. Mussa Mogushkov (Russia) - 1006
…15. Sergey Drebot (Ukraine) - 498
… 32. Gevorg Gevorgyan (Ukraine) - 254
... 49. Sergey Pliev (Ukraine) - 164
…71. Rufat Magomedov (Ukraine) - 96
…90. Tigran Kazaryan (Ukraine) - 60
…145. Vladimir Rogalsky (Ukraine) - 30
…161 Andrey Burdun (Ukraine) - 22
…193. Igor Bury (Ukraine) - 12


Weight category up to 73 kg
1. Ki Chun Wan (Korea) - 1488
2. Hiroyuki Akimoto (Japan) - 1300
3. Gyu Man Bang (Korea) - 1110
…8. Vladimir Soroka (Ukraine) - 700
…57. Dmitry Sheretov (Ukraine) - 132
…121. Konstantin Anachenko (Ukraine) - 40
…133. Anton Tishchenko (Ukraine) - 32
…136. Ivan Iefanov (Ukraine) - 30
…179. Peter Kuzmin (Ukraine) - 16
…218. Vitaly Popovich (Ukraine) - 8


Weight category up to 81 kg
1. Jae Bum Kim (Korea) - 1800
2. Ivan Nifontov (Russia) - 1050
3. Leandro Guileiro (Brazil) - 1020
…thirty. Artem Vasilenko (Ukraine) - 280
…41. Vitaliy Dudchik (Ukraine) - 190
…73. Harutyun Sargsyan (Ukraine) - 84
…120. Gennady Bilodid (Ukraine) - 36
…140. Oleksandr Derkach (Ukraine) - 24
…168. Ilya Chimchuri (Ukraine) - 16
…168. Vitaly Popovich (Ukraine) - 16
…168. Yaroslav Popovich (Ukraine) - 16
…178. Sergey Balaban (Ukraine) - 14


Weight category up to 90 kg
1. Takashi Ono (Japan) - 1800
2. Kirill Denisov (Russia) - 1260
3. Dilshod Choriyev (Uzbekistan) - 1032
…20. Vadim Sinyavsky (Ukraine) - 384
…22. Valentin Grekov (Ukraine) - 352
…52. Dmitry Berezhnoy (Ukraine) - 140
…89. Kejau Nyabali (Ukraine) - 52
…93. Vladislav Potapov (Ukraine) - 50
…145. Dmitry Markov (Ukraine) - 16
…178. Roman Gontyuk (Ukraine) - 4


Weight category up to 100 kg
1. Takamasa Anai (Japan) - 2038
2. Elko Van Der Geest (Netherlands) - 1220
3. Hee Tae Hwan (Korea) - 1034
…27. Artem Bloshenko (Ukraine) - 296
…35. Vyacheslav Denisov (Ukraine) - 226
…74 Andrey Bloshenko (Ukraine) - 56
…85. Yaroslav Rytko (Ukraine) - 42
…96. Vitaly Polyansky (Ukraine) - 32


Weight category over 100 kg
1. Teddy Riner (France) - 1700
2. Islam El-Shehabi (Egypt) - 1360
3. Andreas Telzer (Germany) - 1088
…12. Stanislav Bondarenko (Ukraine) - 580
…113. Kirill Biletsky (Ukraine) - 16
…113. Nikolay Kartoshkin (Ukraine) - 16
…120. Alexander Titarenko (Ukraine) - 12
…133. Dmitry Polyansky (Ukraine) - 6

So, the best result among Ukrainians was shown by Georgiy Zantaraya in the weight category up to 60 kg - the third place. The second result belongs to Vladimir Soroka, who took eighth place in the weight category up to 73 kg. In the weight category over 100 kg Stanislav Bondarenko took 12th place.

Today, May 25, the International Judo Federation has published a new rating list of the strongest athletes in the world, on the basis of which the selection for the 2016 Olympics will take place. After victories at the Masters tournament in Morocco, Russians Denis Yartsev (up to 73 kg) and Natalya Kuzyutina (up to 52 kg) climbed to second place in their weight categories. The top three also include Mikhail Pulyaev (up to 66 kg) and Renat Saidov (over 100 kg). It is reported by the Sports Information Agency "All Sport".

Recall that the selection system for the Games-2016 according to the world ranking will be held as follows: for men, direct tickets to the Olympics will be given to those judokas who, on May 30, 2016, will be among the 22 strongest in their categories; for women, Olympic tickets will be given to those athletes who will be included on the same date among the 14 best in their categories.

In the event that more than one athlete (sportswoman) from one country takes places among the 22 (14) best in their categories, then the right to choose a participant (participant) of the 2016 Games remains with the National Olympic Committee, which is represented by judokas (judokas) . After the main participants of the Olympiad are determined by rating, the rest will be selected according to additional criteria. A total of 386 judokas will take part in the 2016 Games.

Men. Up to 60 kg. 1. Boldbaatar Ganbat (Mongolia) - 2290. 2. Naohisa Takato (Japan) - 2096. 3. Amiran Papinashvili (Georgia) - 2040 ... 7. Beslan Mudranov (Russia) - 1585. Up to 66 kg. 1. Georgy Zantaraya (Ukraine) - 2191. 2. Mikhail Pulyaev (Russia) - 1930. 3. Tumurhuleg Davaadorzh (Mongolia) - 1732 ... 13. Kamal Khan-Magomedov (Russia) - 901. Up to 73 kg. 1. Rustam Orudzhov (Azerbaijan) - 1996. 2. Denis Yartsev (Russia) - 1730. 3. Dex Elmont (Netherlands) - 1656 ... 19. Musa Mogushkov (Russia) - 934. Up to 81 kg. 1. Avtandili Chrikishvili (Georgia) - 3230. 2. Loic Petri (France) - 1850. 3. Antoine Valois-Fortier (Canada) - 1814 ... 6. Ivan Nifontov - 1546 ... 9. Khasan Khalmurzaev - 1304. 10. Alan Khubetsov - 1298 ... 12. Sirazhudin Magomedov (all - Russia) - 1174. Up to 90 kg. 1. Varlam Liparteliani (Georgia) - 2260. 2. Christian Toth (Hungary) - 2158. 3. Noel van Tend (Netherlands) - 2026 ... 7. Kirill Denisov - 1320. 8. Kirill Questions (both - Russia) - 1287. Up to 100 kg. 1. Lukasz Krpalek (Czech Republic) - 2668. 2. Elmar Gashimov (Azerbaijan) - 2526. 3. Karl-Richard Fry (Germany) - 1760 ... 6. Adlan Bisultanov - 1483. Over 100 kg. 1. Teddy Riner (France) - 2950. 2. Rafael Silva (Brazil) - 2002. 3. Renat Saidov (Russia) - 1860.

Women. Up to 48 kg. 1. Urantsetseg Munkbat (Mongolia) - 3378. 2. Paula Pareto (Argentina) - 2254. 3. Eva Chernovitsky (Hungary) - 1909 ... 19. Irina Dolgova - 885. 20. Alesya Kuznetsova (both - Russia) - 879. Up to 52 kg. 1. Majlinda Kelmendi (Kosovo) - 3030. 2. Natalya Kuzyutina (Russia) - 2614. 3. Erica Miranda (Brazil) - 2570 ... 10. Yulia Ryzhova (Russia) - 1165. Up to 57 kg. 1. Telma Monteiro (Portugal) - 1946. 2. Corina Caprioriu (Romania) - 1941. 3. Marty Malloy (USA) - 1938 ... 18. Irina Zabludina (Russia) - 897. Up to 63 kg. 1. Clarissa Agbenienu (France) - 3040. 2. Yarden Gerby (Israel) - 2690. 3. Tina Trstenyak (Slovenia) - 2538 ... 17. Martha Labazina (Russia) - 759. Up to 70 kg. 1. Kim Polling (Netherlands) - 3012. 2. Juri Alvir (Colombia) - 2720. 3. Laura Vargas-Koch (Germany) - 2494 ... 42. Irina Gazieva - 388. 43. Ekaterina Denisenkova (both - Russia) - 376 . Up to 78 kg. 1. Audrey Cheumeo (France) - 2560. 2. Kayla Harrison (USA) - 2460. 3. Mayra Aguiar (Brazil) - 2130 ... 13. Anastasia Dmitrieva (Russia) - 945. Over 78 kg. 1. Song Yu (China) - 2560. 2. Idalis Ortiz (Cuba) - 2506. 3. Kanae Yamabe (Japan) - 1964 ... 14. Ksenia Chibisova (Russia) - 961.

21:56 03.02.2020 Judoists Georgy Elbakiev, David Oganisyan and Anton Krivobokov won the Bulgarian stage of the European Open Cup In Sofia (Bulgaria) a stage of the European Open Cup in judo took place. The Russians took 12 prizes - three first, three second and six third. Georgy Elbakiev (up to 81 kg), David Oganisyan (up to 90 kg) and Anton Krivobokov (over 100 kg) won. Islam Khametov (up to 66 kg), Eldar Allahverdiyev (up to 90 kg) and Alexander Antonov (over 100 kg) took second place, Ramazan Abdulaev (up to 60 kg), Mirzoyusuf Gafurov (up to 66 kg), Ayub Khazhaliyev (up to 73 kg) came third. ), Magomed Edilbiev (up to 81 kg), Dmitry Dovgan (up to 100 kg) and Alexander Shalimov (over 100 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

20:48 29.01.2020 World Championship medalists Denis Yartsev and Alexandra Babintseva will lead the Russian team at the Grand Slam tournament in France Judo Grand Slam tournament will be held on February 7-9 in Paris (France). The application of the Russian national team included 14 men and 14 women. The team will be led by world championship winners Denis Yartsev (up to 73 kg) and Alexandra Babintseva (up to 78 kg). The composition of the Russian national team is reported by the All Sport Agency.

20:26 25.01.2020 Alexandra Babintseva - seventh at the Israeli stage of the Grand Prix in the category up to 78 kg In Tel Aviv (Israel), the Grand Prix tournament in judo has ended. On the final day, our compatriots were left without awards. Russian Alexandra Babintseva (up to 78 kg) became the seventh, Angela Gasparyan (over 78 kg) and Kirill Denisov (up to 100 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

21:27 24.01.2020 Aslan Lappinagov won the Grand Prix stage in Israel in the category up to 81 kg In Tel Aviv (Israel) is the Grand Prix Judo tournament. Russian Aslan Lappinagov won in the weight category up to 81 kg. Anastasia Polikarpova stopped a step away from the podium in the weight category up to 52 kg, and Turpal Tepkaev shared seventh-eighth places in the category up to 81 kg. The 2016 Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov (up to 60 kg) lost in the 1/16 finals. According to the All Sport Agency.

19:28 23.01.2020 Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov will lead the Russian team at the Grand Prix stage in Israel Judo Grand Prix tournament will be held on January 24-26 in Tel Aviv (Israel). The Russian team will be led by the 2016 Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov (up to 60 kg). In total, the Russian application includes eight men and 12 women. The composition of the Russian participants is reported by the All Sport Agency.

14:30 14.12.2019 Niyaz Ilyasov - bronze medalist of the "Masters" in the category up to 100 kg Today, December 14, in Qingdao (China) the final, third day of the Judo Masters tournament took place. In the assets of the Russians - the bronze of Niyaz Ilyasov (up to 100 kg). The victories were won by Georgians Lasha Bekatsri (up to 90 kg), Frenchwoman Fanny Posvit (up to 78 kg), Japanese Isayoshi Arasawa (over 100 kg), Dutch Tessier Savelkuls (over 78 kg) and Michael Correl (up to 100 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

16:56 13.12.2019 Alan Khubetsov - bronze medalist of the second day of the Masters tournament in China Today, December 13, Qingdao (China) hosted the second day of the Judo Masters tournament. In the assets of the Russians - Alan Khubetsov's bronze (up to 81 kg). The victories were won by the Japanese Nam Nabekura (up to 63 kg) and Soichi Ashimoto (up to 73 kg kg), the Belgian Matthias Kasse (up to 81 kg) and the Dutchwoman Kim Polling (up to 70 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

17:21 12.12.2019 Irina Dolgova and Robert Mshvidobadze are bronze medalists of the Masters tournament in China Today, December 12, Qingdao (China) hosted the first day of the Judo Masters tournament. The Russians have two bronze medals by Robert Mshvidobadze (up to 60 kg) and Irina Dolgova (up to 48 kg). The victories were won by the Japanese Ai Shisime (up to 52 kg) and Ryuju Nagayama (up to 60 kg), Kosovar Distriya Krasniqi (up to 48 kg), North Korean Jin Ah Kim (up to 57 kg) and Italian Manuel Lombardo (up to 66 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

19:24 28.11.2019 Olympic champion Khasan Khalmurzaev will lead the Russian team at the Masters tournament in China On December 12-14, Qingdao (China) will host a rating tournament "Masters" in judo. The application of the Russian national team included 24 men and 10 women. The team will be led by Olympic champion Khasan Khalmurzaev (up to 81 kg) and world championship winners Mikhail Pulyaev (up to 66 kg) and Kirill Denisov (up to 100 kg). The composition of the Russian national team is reported by the All Sport Agency.

13:10 24.11.2019 Inal Tasoev - the winner of the Grand Slam tournament in judo in the category over 100 kg Today, November 24, in Osaka (Japan) ended the Grand Slam judo tournament. On the third day, the Japanese Mami Umeki (up to 78 kg), Akira Sone (over 78 kg) and Ryunosuke Haga (up to 100 kg), Georgians Beka Gviniashvili (up to 90 kg) and Russian Inal Tasoev (over 100 kg) won. Fifth was Armenian Adamyan (up to 100 kg), seventh - Merab Margiev (up to 100 kg), Ksenia Chibisova (over 78 kg), Roman Dontsov, Yuri Bozha (both - up to 90 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

10:00 24.11.2019 Turpal Tepkaev - bronze medalist of the Grand Slam tournament In Osaka (Japan), the Grand Slam judo tournament continues. On the second day, the Japanese Masashi Ebunima (up to 73 kg), Takanori Nagase (up to 81 kg), Masako Doi (up to 63 kg) and Yoko Ono (up to 70 kg) won. Russian Turpal Tepkaev took bronze in the weight up to 81 kg. Daria Davydova (up to 63 kg) and Abas Azizov (up to 81 kg) became seventh, Madina Taimazova (up to 70 kg) and Evgenia Prokopchuk (up to 73 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

22:58 22.11.2019 Russian judoists were left without prizes on the first day of the Grand Slam tournament in Japan Today, November 22, in Osaka (Japan) started the Grand Slam judo tournament. On the first day, the Japanese Funa Tonaki (up to 48 kg), Momo Tamaoki (up to 57 kg), Naoisa Takato (up to 60 kg) and Ifumi Abe (up to 66 kg), the Frenchwoman Amandine Bouchard (up to 52 kg), and the Russians were left without prize places. Daria Pichkaleva (up to 48 kg) and Mikhail Pulyaev (up to 66 kg) became seventh, Anastasia Polikarpova (up to 52 kg), Ayub Bliev and Ramazan Abdulaev (both - up to 60 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

18:58 13.11.2019 Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov will lead the Russian national judo team at the Grand Slam tournament in Japan On November 22-24, Osaka (Japan) will host the Grand Slam judo tournament. The Russian national team included 26 athletes - 14 men and 12 girls. The most titled is the Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov. The composition of the team is reported by the All Sport Agency.

20:38 26.10.2019 Diana Dzhigaros, Iago Abuladze and Arman Adamyan are bronze medalists of the Grand Slam tournament in Abu Dhabi Today, October 26, in Abu Dhabi (UAE) the Grand Slam tournament in judo ended. 14 sets of awards were played - seven each among men and women. Russian athletes won three medals. Bronze medalists were Diana Dzhigaros (weight category up to 57 kg), Yago Abuladze (up to 60 kg) and Arman Adamyan (up to 100 kg). The names of the winners and prize-winners are announced by the All Sport Agency.

23:48 08.10.2019 Inal Tasoev and Kirill Denisov - bronze medalists of the Grand Slam tournament Today, October 8, in Brasilia (Brazil) ended the Grand Slam judo tournament. On the third day, Nikoloz Sherazadishvili (up to 90 kg), Japanese Kentaro Ida (up to 100 kg), Frenchman Teddy Riner (over 100 kg), Cuban Kalima Antomarchi (up to 78 kg) and Brazilian Beatrice Souza (over 87 kg) won victories on the third day. Five-time World Championships medalist Russian Kirill Denisov took bronze in the weight up to 100 kg, Niyaz Bilalov became the fifth. Inal Tasoev became a bronze medalist in the category over 100 kg. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

21:16 08.10.2019 Musa Mogushkov - winner of the Grand Slam tournament; Alan Khubetsov - bronze medalist Brasilia (Brazil) hosted the second day of the Grand Slam tournament in judo. The victories were won by Russian Musa Mogushkov (up to 73 kg), Japanese Takanore Nagase (up to 81 kg), Brazilian Caitlen Quadrosh (up to 63 kg) and Colombian Yuri Alvear (up to 70 kg). Russian Alan Khubetsov took bronze in the weight category up to 81 kg, Khasan Khalmurzaev became the fifth. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

19:32 07.10.2019 Islam Yashuev - bronze medalist of the Grand Slam tournament in Brasilia Today, October 7, in Brasilia (Brazil) ended the first day of the Grand Slam tournament in judo. The victories were won by Brazilians Allan Kuwabara (up to 60 kg) and Daniel Karnin (up to 66 kg), Catarina Costa from Portugal (up to 48 kg), Italian Odette Giuffrida (up to 52 kg) and Briton Nekoda Smythe-Davies (up to 57 kg). Russian Islam Yashuev was third in the weight category up to 60 kg, Abdula Abdulzhalilov - fifth in the category up to 66 kg, Beslan Mudranov - seventh up to 66 kg. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

19:58 22.09.2019 Kazbek Zankishiev and Ksenia Chibisova - winners of the Uzbek stage of the Grand Prix in judo; Antonina Shmeleva and Khusen Khalmurzaev - silver medalists Today, September 22, in Tashkent (Uzbekistan) the stage of the Grand Prix in judo ended. On the third day, Russians Ksenia Chibisova (over 78 kg) and Kazbek Zankishiev (up to 100 kg), Austrian Bernadet Graf (up to 78 kg), Swede Markus Niemann (up to 90 kg) and Georgians Guram Tushishvili (over 100 kg) won the victory. Russians Antonina Shmeleva (up to 78 kg) and Khusen Khalmurzaev (up to 90 kg) became silver medalists. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

21:11 21.09.2019 Judoists Abas Azizov and Kamila Badurova are fifth at the Uzbek stage of the Grand Prix On September 20-22, Tashkent (Uzbekistan) hosts the stage of the Grand Prix in judo. On the second day, Uzbeks Hikmatilloh Turaev (up to 73 kg) and Sharofidin Boltaboev (up to 81 kg), Austrian Kathrin Utervurtsakher (up to 63 kg) and Greek Elizaveta Tertsidou (up to 70 kg) won. Russians Abas Azizov (up to 81 kg) and Kamila Badurova (up to 63 kg) stopped a step away from the podium, becoming fifth. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

10:02 21.09.2019 Iago Abuladze, Yakub Shamilov and Sabina Gilyazova are the winners of the Uzbek stage of the Grand Prix On September 20-22, Tashkent (Uzbekistan) hosts the stage of the Grand Prix in judo. The victories on the first day were won by the Russians Sabina Gilyazova (up to 48 kg), Iago Abuladze (up to 60 kg) and Yakub Shamilov (up to 66 kg), Korean Bokyon Jeon (up to 52 kg) and Hungarian Hedvig Karakash (up to 57 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

07:23 10.09.2019 The Moscow national team is the winner of the Russian championship among mixed teams Yesterday, September 9, the Russian Judo Championship was held in Nazran in the new Olympic discipline "mixed teams". In the final, the Moscow team defeated the team of the Ural Federal District - 8:6. Muscovites were represented by the silver medalist of the 2012 Olympic Games, four-time world heavyweight champion Alexander Mikhailin. He took part in one match out of three - and lost his fight. The teams of the Siberian and Volga federal districts became the bronze medalists of the Russian Championship. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

11:34 09.09.2019 The Russian Championship was held without the leaders of the national team; 2012 Olympic medalist Alexander Mikhailin lost in the first fight Yesterday, on September 8, the Russian judo championship ended in Nazran. The tournament missed all the leaders of the Russian team. The most titled participant was the silver medalist of the 2012 Olympic Games, four-time world champion, six-time European champion Alexander Mikhailin, who competes in the heavyweight category (over 100 kg). However, he lost already in the first fight (1/16 finals). The results of the Russian Championship are reported by the All Sport Agency.

20:11 28.07.2019 Alen Tskhovrebov - fifth at the Croatian stage of the Grand Prix Today, July 28, in Zagreb (Croatia) the stage of the Grand Prix in judo ended. On the final day, the Russians were left without prizes. Alen Tskhovrebov became the fifth in the weight category over 100 kg. Anna Gushchina (over 78 kg) and Niyaz Bilalov (up to 100 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

18:48 27.07.2019 Denis Yartsev and Musa Mogushkov are bronze medalists of the Croatian stage of the Grand Prix Today, July 27, in Zagreb (Croatia) is the stage of the Grand Prix in judo. Russians Denis Yartsev and Musa Mogushkov took bronze in the weight category up to 73 kg. Madina Taimazova stopped a step away from the podium in the weight category up to 70 kg, Daria Davydova shared seventh-eighth places in the category up to 63 kg. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

20:23 14.07.2019 Anton Krivobokov - fifth at the Hungarian stage of the Grand Prix; Kirill Denisov - seventh Today, July 14, in Budapest (Hungary) the stage of the Grand Prix in judo ended. On the final day, Russian Anton Krivobokov became fifth in the weight category over 100 kg, winner of five world championships Kirill Denisov was seventh in the category up to 100 kg. Victories were won by Nikoloz Sherazadishvili from Spain (up to 90 kg), Or Sasson from Israel (over 100 kg), Brazilian Mayra Aguiar (up to 78 kg), Japanese Aaron Wolf (up to 100 kg) and Wakaba Tomita (over 78 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

18:52 13.07.2019 Georgy Elbakiev - silver medalist of the Hungarian stage of the Grand Prix in judo in the category up to 73 kg Today, July 13, in Budapest (Hungary) the second day of the Judo Grand Prix stage took place. Russian Georgy Elbakiev won silver in the category up to 73 kg. Kosovar Akil Gyakov (up to 73 kg), Georgian Tato Grigalashvili (up to 81 kg), Briton Gemma Howell (up to 70 kg) and Japanese Masako Doi (up to 63 kg) won victories. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

21:32 12.07.2019 Mikhail Pulyaev - bronze medalist of the Hungarian stage of the Grand Prix in judo in weight up to 66 kg Today, July 12, in Budapest (Hungary) the first day of the Grand Prix stage in judo ended. Russian Mikhail Pulyaev took bronze in the weight category up to 66 kg. The victories were won by Kazakhstani Yeldos Smetov (up to 60 kg), Mongol Herlen Gandbold (up to 66 kg), Brazilian Rafala Silva (up to 57 kg), Japanese Funa Tonaki (up to 48 kg) and Tishima Maeda (up to 52 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

18:47 08.07.2019 Alexandra Babintseva - silver medalist of the Canadian Grand Prix Today, July 8, in Montreal (Canada) ended the final, third day of the stage of the Grand Prix in judo. The Japanese Masu Baker (up to 90 kg), Sori Amada (up to 78 kg) and Sarah Asaina (over 78 kg), Egyptian Ramadan Darvish (up to 100 kg) and Frenchman Teddy Riner (over 100 kg) excelled. Russian Alexandra Babintseva became the silver medalist in the weight category up to 78 kg. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

09:58 07.07.2019 Aslan Lappinagov - bronze medalist of the Canadian Grand Prix Today, July 7, in Montreal (Canada) ended the second day of the Grand Prix in judo. The Japanese Soichi Asimoto (up to 73 kg) and Takanori Nagase (up to 81 kg), the Korean Mohi Cho (up to 63 kg) and the German Giovanna Scocchimario (up to 70 kg) excelled. Russian Aslan Lappinagov became a bronze medalist in the category up to 81 kg. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

09:30 06.07.2019 Robert Mshvidobadze - silver medalist of the Canadian Grand Prix Today, July 6, in Montreal (Canada) ended the first day of the stage of the Grand Prix in judo. The victories were won by the Japanese Wakana Koga (up to 48 kg) and Naoisa Takato (up to 60 kg), Gefen Primo from Israel (up to 52 kg), Canadian Krista Deguti (up to 57 kg) and Mongolian Herlen Ganbold (up to 66 kg). Russian Robert Mshvidobadze became the silver medalist in the weight category up to 60 kg. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

14:31 26.05.2019 Ksenia Chibisova, Arman Adamyan and Alen Tskhovrebov are fifth at the Chinese stage of the Judo Grand Prix Today, May 26, in Hohhot (China) the stage of the Grand Prix in judo ended. The Russians did not add prizes on Saturday and Sunday. Ksenia Chibisova (over 78 kg), Arman Adamyan (up to 100 kg) and Alen Tskhovrebov (over 100 kg) stopped one step away from the podium. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

16:28 24.05.2019 Albert Oguzov, Aram Grigoryan and Daria Mezhetskaya are winners of the Chinese stage of the Judo Grand Prix Today, May 24, in Hohhot (China) ended the first day of the stage of the Grand Prix in judo. The Russians have three prizes - two second and one third. Silver medalists were Aram Grigoryan (up to 66 kg) and Daria Mezhetskaya (up to 57 kg), bronze went to Albert Oguzov (up to 60 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

14:47 21.05.2019 21 Russian judoists announced at the Grand Prix tournament in China On May 24-26 in Hohhot (China) the stage of the Grand Prix in judo will take place. The application of the Russian national team included 12 men and nine women. The team will be headed by the World Championship medalist in the team Ksenia Chibisova (over 78 kg) and the European Championship medalist in the team Abdul Abdulzhalilov (up to 66 kg). The composition of the Russian national team is reported by the All Sport Agency.

17:54 20.05.2019 Russian judokas won 10 victories at the home stage of the European Cup Yesterday, on May 19, the stage of the European Judo Cup ended in Orenburg. The Russians have 22 prizes - 10 first, eight second and 14 third. Victoria Baidak (up to 57 kg), Sofia Matatova (up to 63 kg), Madina Taimazova (up to 70 kg), Marina Bukreeva (up to 78 kg), Anna Gushchina (over 78 kg), Ayub Bliev (up to 60 kg), Murad Chopanov (up to 66 kg), Georgy Elbakiev (up to 73 kg), Gadzhi Shamilov (up to 90 kg) and Dmitry Dovgan (up to 100 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

17:55 12.05.2019 Judoists Ruslan Shakhbazov, Kazbek Zankishiev and Anton Krivobokov are winners of the Baku Grand Slam tournament Today, May 12, in Baku (Azerbaijan) the Grand Slam judo tournament ended. On the third day, the Russians took three prizes - two second and one third. Silver was won by Kazbek Zankishiev (up to 100 kg) and Ruslan Shakhbazov (over 100 kg), bronze - Anton Krivobokov (over 100 kg). The seventh-eighth places were shared by Khusen Khalmurzaev (up to 90 kg) and Ksenia Chibisova (over 78 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

17:43 11.05.2019 Alan Khubetsov and Denis Yartsev are fifth at the Baku Grand Slam tournament Today, May 11, the Grand Slam judo tournament continues in Baku (Azerbaijan). On the second day, the Russians were left without awards. Denis Yartsev (up to 73 kg) and Alan Khubetsov (up to 81 kg) stopped a step away from the podium, Sayan Ondar (up to 73 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals, Valentina Kostenko, Taisiya Kireeva and Alyona Prokopenko lost in the 1/16th . This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

17:17 10.05.2019 Iago Abuladze - bronze medalist of the Grand Slam tournament in Azerbaijan Today, May 10, the Grand Slam judo tournament started in Baku (Azerbaijan). On the first day, the Russians won bronze Iago Abuladze in the category up to 60 kg. Alesya Kuznetsova became the seventh in the weight category up to 52 kg. Islam Yashuev (up to 60 kg), Yakub Shamilov (up to 66 kg) and Sabina Gilyazova (up to 48 kg) lost in the 1/8 finals. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

20:21 06.05.2019 Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov will lead the Russian national judo team at the Grand Slam tournament in Azerbaijan On May 10-12, Baku (Azerbaijan) will host the Grand Slam judo tournament. The Russian national team included 25 athletes - 13 men and 12 girls. The most titled is the Olympic champion Beslan Mudranov. The composition of the team is reported by the All Sport Agency.

11:04 06.05.2019 Elizaveta Stepanova and Lasha Lomidze - winners of the Sarajevo stage of the European Cup; Azamat Citymov - bronze medalist Yesterday, May 5, in Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) the stage of the European Judo Cup ended. The Russians have three prizes - two first and one third. Elizaveta Stepanova (up to 48 kg) and Lasha Lomidze (up to 73 kg) achieved victories, Azamat Sitimov (up to 100 kg) won bronze. This was reported by the All Sport Agency.

10:51 15.04.2019 Ruslan Osmanov - winner of the Croatian stage of the European Open Cup in judo; Count Melikov - bronze medalist Yesterday, April 14, in Dubrovnik (Croatia) the stage of the European Open Cup in judo ended. The Russians have two prizes - one first and one third. The victory was won by Ruslan Osmanov, the bronze went to Count Melikov (both in the weight category up to 73 kg). This was reported by the All Sport Agency.