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European Cup Dubronvik preparation event for the Budapest Grand Slam
Dubrovnik has always been a special city. Therefore, it is not surprising that the whole judo world will look to Dubrovnik again from 3-4 October. The Senior European Cup in the south of Croatia will be the first official judo tournament in the world after a several-month break in the competition due to a pandemic that stopped international sports competitions. Read more
Brazil takes 8 gold medals at international meeting in Coimbra
The Judo competitions returned to Portugal on the 26th of September with another edition of the tournament to honor the father of Judo in Portugal, the master Kiyoshi Kobayashi. Read more
IOC President Bach speaks with Olympics 300 days away
The postponed Judo Tournament at the Tokyo Olympics are scheduled to open in just 300 days. The categories U48kg for women and U60kg for men kick-off in the Budokan. IOC President Thomas Bach met with Marius Vizer last week in Lausanne. Read more
Retired Yarden Gerbi learned the spirit of survival
2013 World Champion and 2016 Olympic medallist Yarden Gerbi competed at Israelian TV show Survivor. It’s a world wide TV format where also other judoka competed all around the world. Surviving on an Island for two months is tough. Being 100% disconnected Gerbi realized what is most valuable for her. Read more
Live Judo with Romanian senior Championships
Judo Federations are starting up their engines while Covid-19 is still aggressive all around the world. Still judoka are enthusiastic to fight for medals and honour and continue their hunger for national medals. Last week Slovenian Championships were held, this week the Romanian Championships will be held at NATO Hall of the Piatra Mare hotel in Poiana Brasov. Read more
IJF officially cancels Grand Slam Tokyo
In the light of the continued uncertainty still existing around the Covid-19 pandemic, along with considering the fact that Japan is the hosting country of the Olympic Games, the IJF needs to be extra cautious when planning events in Japan. Therefore, it was decided to cancel the Tokyo Grand Slam, previously scheduled to take place in Japan this December. Read more
Throwback to a controversial win Douillet vs Shinohara
One became Minister of Sports, the other TV celeb, the final of the Sydney Olympic Games between David Douillet of France and Shinichi Shinohara was a legendary and controversial match. Exactly 20 years later JudoInside looks back to that day at 22 September 2000, drawn up by Barnaby Chesterman on behalf of The World of Judo Magazine. Read more
- 22 Sep 2020Budapest Grand Slam under pressure but still scheduled
- 21 Sep 2020Throwback to one of the most beautiful ippons ever
- 20 Sep 2020Throwback Sydney with gold for Dutchman Mark Huizinga
- 19 Sep 2020Grand Slam Tokyo cancelled
- 19 Sep 2020Throwback 19 Sep 2000 Severine Vandenhende shows France the way
- 19 Sep 2020European Championships postponed for the second time
- 18 Sep 2020Throwback Sydney Olympics 18 September with European joy
- 17 Sep 2020Throwback 17 Sep 2000 with the turkish fairytale of Huseyin Ozkan
- 16 Sep 2020Throwback: Japanese legends Nomura and Tani captured gold at 16-9
- 16 Sep 2020We are All with Saeid Mollaei
- 11 Sep 2020A comeback after injury is a challenge for mental health
- 9 Sep 2020Ne-Wazalyzed: The Buchard Roll
- 2 Sep 2020Ne-Wazalyzed: Amandine Buchard uses her choke as a weapon to win
