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Grand Slam (Ulaanbaatar :MGL) Results - Day 1

 

Women -48kg

1. :JPN Hikari Yoshioka

2. :WHT (:RUS) Sabina Giliazova

3/4. :POR Catarina Costa

3/4. :ISR Tamar Malca

 

Men -60kg

1. :JPN Ryuju Nagayama

2. :FRA Romain Valadier Picard

3/4. :KOR Lee Ha-rim

3/4. :WHT (:RUS) Ramazan Abdulaev

 

Women -52kg

1. :ISR Gefen Primo

2. :FRA Amandine Buchard

3/4. :HUN Reka Pupp

3/4. :UZB Diyora Keldiyorova

 

Men -66kg

1. :MGL Baskhuu Yondonperenlei

2. :TJK Obid Dzhebov

3/4. :MGL Erkhembayar Battogtokh

3/4. :AZE Yashar Najafov

 

Women -57kg

1. :CAN Christa Deguchi

2. :CAN Jessica Klimkait

3/4. :WHT (:RUS) Kseniia Galitskaia

3/4. :KOR Huh Mimi

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Grand Slam (Ulaanbaatar :MGL) Results - Day 2

 

Women -63kg

1. :JPN Nami Nabekura

2. :HUN Szofi Ozbas

3/4. :ISR Gili Sharir

3/4. :SLO Andreja Leski

 

Men -73kg

1. :JPN Ken Oyoshi

2. :WHT (:RUS) Danil Lavrentev

3/4. :MGL Erdenebayar Batzaya

3/4. :WHT (:RUS) Ayub Khazhaliev

 

Women -70kg

1. :JPN Shiho Tanaka

2. :CRO Lara Cvjetko

3/4. :WHT (:RUS) Madina Taimazova

3/4. :ISR Maya Goshen

 

Men -81kg

1. :JPN Kenya Kohara

2. :KOR Lee Joon-hwan

3/4. :KAZ Abylaikhan Zhubanazar

3/4. :WHT (:RUS) Alan Khubetsov

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Grand Slam (Ulaanbaatar :MGL) Results - Day 3

 

Men -90kg

1. :WHT (:RUS) Mikhail Igolnikov

2. :KGZ Erlan Sherov

3/4. :FRA Alexis Mathieu

3/4. :HUN Peter Safrany

 

Women -78kg

1. :ISR Inbar Lanir

2. :JPN Mami Umeki

3/4. :JPN Rika Takayama

3/4. :POR Patricia Sampaio

 

Men -100kg

1. :MGL Gonchigsuren Batkhuyag

2. :GEO Varlam Liparteliani

3/4. :WHT (:RUS) Arman Adamian

3/4. :JPN Aaron Wolf

 

Women +78kg

1. :JPN Wakaba Tomita

2. :ISR Raz Hershko

3/4. :KOR Kim Ha-yun

3/4. :MGL Nominzul Dambadarjaa

 

Men +100kg

1. :WHT (:RUS) Inal Tasoev

2. :KOR Kim Min-jong

3/4. :MGL Tsetsentsengel Odkhuu

3/4. :GER Losseni Kone

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Hungary Masters 2023 - a non-discard ranking event for Paris '24 qualification - Day 1 Results

 

Men's -60Kg

Gold: :JPN Ryuju Nagayama

Silver: :MGL Ariunbold Enkhtaivan

Bronze: :JPN Naohisa Takato / :KOR Kim Won Jin

 

 

Men's -66Kg

Gold: :JPN Ryoma Tanaka

Silver: :MDA Denis Vieru

Bronze: :UAE Narmandakh Bayanmunkh / :KOR An Baul

 

 

Women's -48Kg

Gold: :JPN Wakana Koga

Silver: :USA Maria Celia Laborde

Bronze: :ITA Assunta Scutto / :MGL Baasankhuu Bavuudorj

 

 

Women's -52Kg

Gold: :FRA Amandine Buchard

Silver: :KOS Distria Krasniqi

Bronze: :UZB Diyora Keldiyorova / :ISR Gefen Primo

 

 

Women's -57Kg

Gold: :CAN Jessica Klimkait

Silver: :FRA Sarah Leonie Cysique

Bronze: :UKR Daria Bilodid / :JPN Haruka Funakubo

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:CRO Zagreb Grand Prix Results - Day 1 :CRO

 

 

Men's 60Kg

1.  :UKR Dilshot Khalmatov

2. :AZE Ahmad Yusifov

3. :TUR Salih Yildiz & :FRA Theo Raoul Hebrard

 

 

Men's 66Kg

1.  :BRA William Lima

2. :UZB Sardor Nurillaev 

3. :KAZ Aibolat Ystybay & :UZB Mukhriddin Tilovov

 

 

 

Women's 48Kg

1. :ESP Mireia Lapuerta Comas

2. :SRB Milica Nikolic

3. :SLO Marusa Stangar & :ESP Laura Martinez Abelenda

 

 

Women's 52Kg

1. :BRA Jessica Pereira

2. :MAR Soumiya Iraoui

3. :KOR Huh Mio & :GER Mascha Ballhaus

 

 

Women's 57Kg

1. :SRB Marica Perisic

2. :ITA Veronica Toniolo

3. :UKR Daria Bilodid & :SLO Kaja Kajzer

 

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Adding in remaining bronze medalists
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