Judo IJF World Tour 2019

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

Sagi Muki should have been punished with a third shido against the Belgian judoka, but the referee kept giving him extra chances and he eventually beat the Belgian guy. Now he has a gold medal. Come on, this is ridiculous.

[bestmen 2,818]

Grand Slam (Baku, AZE)

 

Anri Egutidze  has been DSQ by IPPON because he lost his smartphone during the fight 

 

 

i found the video

 

 

Edited May 12, 2019 by bestmen

[phelps 7,675]

Grand Slam (Baku, AZE)

 

Day #3 Recap

 

5 different Countries won the 5 weight categories held today in the final day of the GS tournament in Baku...

 

among the Ladies, in the -78kg there was an all German Gold Medal match, where Luise Malzahn defeated Anna Maria Wagner, meanwhile in the +78kg class, it was Ukraine to gain the top prize (thanks to Yelyzaveta Kalanina)...

 

in the men's division, today's headlines are for Serbia (Nemanja Majdov, -90kg), Netherlands (Michael Korrel, -100kg) and Georgia (Gela Zaalishvili, +100kg)...

 

Because of those results, after 3 days of exciting (and sometimes funny, really funny ) action, Japan and Brazil won the medal table with 2 Gold Medals each, followed by Azerbaijan, Israel, Moldova, France , Germany, Ukraine, Serbia, Netherlands, Georgia and Spain with 1 Gold Medal each...

 

 

Full Results here: 

https://live.ijf.org/gs_aze2019/results

Edited May 12, 2019 by phelps

[phelps 7,675]

Grand Prix (Hohhot, CHN)

 

Day #1 Recap

 

The Koreans totally dominated the first day of action at the Chinese Grand Prix...

 

in absence of many of the main fighters in each class, the South Korean men won the Gold Medal in both the weight categories contested earlier today...

Kim Won Jin won the -60kg class, meanwhile Kim Lim Hwan won the -66kg class...

 

among the women, 3 weight categories were completed on Friday...and in this case it was North Korea to take the major honors with 2 Gold Medals (Jon Yu Sun, -48kg and Kim Jin A, -57kg), while the only Japanese girl at the start, Uta Abe, won the Gold Medal in the remaining class, the -52kg...

 

so, at the end of day #1, North and South Korea share the lead in the medal table with 2 Gold Medals each, followed by Japan with "only" 1 Gold Medal...

 

Full Results, here:

https://live.ijf.org/gp_chn2019/results

Edited May 24, 2019 by phelps

[thepharoah 2,405]

there's strange incident happened in men' -81 kg for our athlete Mohamed Abdelaal , well he didn't show up against Saied Mollaei then only after 30 minutes he played against Briand Ettiene from Canada and defeated him 10-1 , so i wonder what was the actual reason for his withdrawal against Mollaei @MHSN do u know anything about this match ? 

[MHSN 3,619]

1 hour ago, thepharoah said:

there's strange incident happened in men' -81 kg for our athlete Mohamed Abdelaal , well he didn't show up against Saied Mollaei then only after 30 minutes he played against Briand Ettiene from Canada and defeated him 10-1 , so i wonder what was the actual reason for his withdrawal against Mollaei @MHSN do u know anything about this match ? 

 

no idea our judo federation is not that good in covering the news. they just say Mollaei beat his Egyptian opponent and I assume they just follow the live scores like us.

[MHSN 3,619]

4 hours ago, thepharoah said:

there's strange incident happened in men' -81 kg for our athlete Mohamed Abdelaal , well he didn't show up against Saied Mollaei then only after 30 minutes he played against Briand Ettiene from Canada and defeated him 10-1 , so i wonder what was the actual reason for his withdrawal against Mollaei @MHSN do u know anything about this match ? 

 

not sure if you are watching the live stream for the final block but they mentioned it. he was in warmup area and missed the call for his match vs Mollaei !

[thepharoah 2,405]

1 minute ago, MHSN said:

 

not sure if you are watching the live stream for the final block but they mentioned it. he was in warmup area and missed the call for his match vs Mollaei !

 

Yes i heard it , just like what i expected  thanks 

[phelps 7,675]

Grand Prix (Hohhot, CHN)

 

Day #2 Recap

 

A more well spread distribution of Gold medals characterized the second day of action at the Chinese Grand Prix...

 

in the men's division, Hidayat Heydarov went back to back in the -73kg, doubling up the home success a few weeks ago in Baku with today's triumph in Hohhot...

meanwhile the reigning World Champion Saeid Mollaei returned on top of the podium after quite a while in the -81kg class...

 

among the women, today's Gold medals went to Martyna Trajdos in the -63kg class and to one of the very few Japanese girls at the start, Saki Niizoe, in the -70kg category...

 

so, at the end of day #2, 3 Nations ( North Korea, South Korea and Japan) share the lead in the medal table with 2 Gold Medals each, followed by Azerbaijan, Germany and Iran with "only" 1 Gold Medal...

 

Full Results, here:

https://live.ijf.org/gp_chn2019/results

[phelps 7,675]

Grand Prix (Hohhot, CHN)

 

Day #3 Recap

 

South Korea were the dominant force in the third and final day of action at the Chinese Grand Prix...

 

They won 2 more Gold Medals in the men's division, thanks to Cho Gu Ham in the -100kg and Kim Min Jong in the +100kg...

the remaining men's Gold went to Japan (Kenta Nagasawa in the -90kg class)...

 

among the women, today's Gold medals went to Fanny Estelle Posvite in the -78kg class and to Idalys Ortiz, in the +78kg category...

 

so, at the end of the tournament, South Korea won the medal table with 4 Gold Medals, followed by Japan with 3 and North Korea with 2...

meanwhile Azerbaijan, Cuba, France, Germany and Iran won 1 Gold Medal each...

 

Full Results, here:

https://live.ijf.org/gp_chn2019/results

Edited May 26, 2019 by phelps