Judo IJF World Tour 2019

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What happened to the entry list at judobase.org and ijf? Not there anymore? 

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Interesting 

https://www.ijf.org/news/show/entry-lists-of-world-judo-tour-event

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3 minutes ago, prso1000 said:

Interesting 

https://www.ijf.org/news/show/entry-lists-of-world-judo-tour-event

 

that's a terrible news for Iran, now they can't look at the list and see where is Israel to "not participate" that was their policy since Paris Grand Slam. (for example Iran only sent one competitor to Croatia last week because Israel had nobody in that specific weight) so I guess from now we will only see Iranian judokas at the World Championships

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8 minutes ago, MHSN said:

 

that's a terrible news for Iran, now they can't look at the list and see where is Israel to "not participate" that was their policy since Paris Grand Slam. (for example Iran only sent one competitor to Croatia last week because Israel had nobody in that specific weight) so I guess from now we will only see Iranian judokas at the World Championships

Now i understand why they hide the entry lists 

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Grand Prix (Tashkent, UZB)

 

Event Recap

 

After a short pause following the World Championships, the IJF World Tour is back with a Grand Prix Tournament in Uzbekistan...

 

and this time it was Russia to dominate the field, thanks to 5 Gold Medals (2 among the women, 3 among the men) out of the usual 14 weight classes...

 

Austria (2 Gold medals among the women) and the local Team from Uzbekistan (2 Gold medals among the men) followed the Russians in the final medal table...

 

the tournament was successful also for South Korea, Hungary, Greece (women) and Sweden, Georgia (men)...

 

Japan did participate with only 3 men (2 Silver and 1 Bronze medal) and no women...

 

 

here are the Champions of the 2019 Uzbekistan Grand Prix:

 

women's Champions

-48kg: Sabina Giliazova
-52kg: Jeong Bo Kyeong
-57kg: Hedvig Karakas
-63kg: Kathrin Unterwurzacher
-70kg: Elisavet Teltsidou
-78kg: Bernadette Graf
+78kg: Kseniia Chibisova

 

men's Champions

-60kg: Yago Abuladze
-66kg: Yakub Shamilov
-73kg: Khikmatillokh Turaev
-81kg: Sharofiddin Boltaboev
-90kg: Marcus Nyman
-100kg: Kazbek Zankishev
+100kg: Guram Tushishvili

 

 

and here are the Full Results of the tournament:

http://www.ippon.org/gp_uzb2019.php

Edited September 27, 2019 by phelps

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Grand Slam (Brasilia, BRA)

 

Day #1 Recap

 

Nice setup for the last minute Grand Slam tournament in Brasilia...

 

and nice clean sweep for the Home Nation among the men in the first day of action, thanks to Allan Kuwabara (-60kg) and Daniel Cargnin (-66kg)...

 

meanwhile in the girls' classes, Brazil "only" got 3 Silver (and 2 Bronze) Medals in yesterday's 3 events...

 

the Gold Medals, instead, went to Portugal (Catarina Costa, -48kg), Italy (Odette Giuffrida, -52kg) and Great Britain (Nekoda Smythe-Davis, -57kg)

 

Full Results, here:

http://www.ippon.org/gs_bra2019.php

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Teddy Riner won by a waza the quarterfinals against Tasoev. Riner is currently at 150 match won in a raw

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Grand Slam (Brasilia, BRA)

 

Day #2 Recap

 

4 weight classes contested in day #2 of the Brasilia Grand Slam tournament...and 4 different Nations on top of them...

 

Brazil still managed to win 1 more Gold Medal (Ketleyn Quadros, women's -63kg) and obviously still lead the Medal Table after 9 of the 14 events with 3 Gold Medals...

 

Yesterday's remaining Gold Medals, instead, went to Colombia (Yuri Alvear, women's -70kg), Russia (Musa Mogushkov, men's -73kg) and Japan (Takanori Nagase, men's -81kg)

 

Full Results, here:

http://www.ippon.org/gs_bra2019.php

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1 hour ago, Gianlu33 said:

Teddy Riner won by a waza the quarterfinals against Tasoev. Riner is currently at 150 match won in a raw

 

and now it's 151, since he won his semifinal match against the recently crowned World Champion, Lukas Krpalek...

 

in the Gold Medal match he's going to face local hero David Moura, who beat Rafael Silva in an all-Brazilian affair in the other semifinal match...

 

p.s. for those who are interested, as usual, the entire tournament is available on Youtube...

 

here are tonight's finals (just started as I write this post)...

 

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Grand Slam (Brasilia, BRA)

 

Day #3 Recap

 

Teddy Riner's comeback was the absolute highlight of the 3rd and final day of the Brasilia Grand Slam tournament...

and he put on quite a show, destroying all of his opponents, starting with a Japanese guy (OK, not their best representative, but still...), following with a very tough Russian as Inal Tasoev and in the semifinal the newly crowned World Champion, Lukas Krpalek...

then, in the final he had to face local hero David Moura...and it only took 20 seconds to the great Teddy to send the Brazilian with his back to the mat for an astonishing ippon...

he came back in Montreal in July and dominated the field (as usual)...then this week he destroyed the man who now walks around with the world champion's crown (and anybody else who was on his route to success)...

tbh, I'm starting thinking what the hell the French Federation was doing when they decided to leave him out of their World Championship's team? I don't think it was really a question of injuries and/or poor training as they said...there must be a lot more behind that very strange decision...

 

by the way, Brazil won 1 more Gold Medal also on the last day of the tournament thanks to Beatriz Sousa (women's +78kg), which elevated their total to 4 Gold Medals, number that obviously gave them the top of the Medal Table at the end of the Tournament...

 

Yesterday's remaining Gold Medals, instead, went to Cuba (Kaliema Antomarchi, women's -78kg), Spain (Nikoloz Sherazadishvili, men's -90kg) and Japan (Kentaro Iida, men's -100kg), which means that in the Final Medal Table, following the dominating Home Nation, we have Japan with 2 Gold Medals and a bunch of Nations (8) with 1 Gold Medal each ( Colombia, Cuba, France, Great Britain, Italy, Portugal, Russia and Spain)...

 

Full Results, here:

http://www.ippon.org/gs_bra2019.php