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IJF Grand Slam Paris | Paris, France :FRA

 

Day 1

 

Women’s 48kg

Gold- :FRA Shirine Bouklii

Silver- :JPN Wagana Koga

Bronze- :ESP Laurita Martinez

Bronze- :ITA Assunta Scutto

 

Women’s 52kg

Gold- :KOS Distia Krasniqi

Silver- :GBR Chelsea Giles

Bronze- :ESP Ariane Toro Soler

Bronze- :JPN Kisumi Omori

 

Women’s 57kg

Gold- :FRA Faiza Mokdar :yikes::facepalm:

Silver- :CAN Christa Deguchi

Bronze- :FRA Sarah Leonie Cysique

Bronze- :CAN Jessica Klimkait

 

Canada has the two top women in this weight-class by a mile, and yet we still couldn’t manage to win gold :cry:

 

Men’s 60kg

Gold- :FRA Luka Mkheidze

Silver- :KOR Lee Harim

Bronze- :JPN Nakamura Taiki

Bronze- :ESP Francisco Garrigos

 

Men’s 66kg

Gold- :JPN Takeoka Takeshi

Silver- :JPN Joshiro Maruyama

Bronze- :UAE Narmandakh Bayanmunkh

Bronze- :ESP David Garcia Torne

 

Full Results 

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On 2/2/2024 at 12:05 PM, Josh said:

Sorry my mistake, apparently the France Judo YouTube channel won’t be live streaming the event. As they had streamed prior editions, I had assumed they would be doing the same this year, but apparently not :(

 

I found another channel that’s streaming it live, they’re only showing one mat but it’s better than nothing. 

 

https://www.youtube.com/live/z8g00N9dew0?si=xYANOYlOQrqBuN7D

 

@pedja789 @Adriano @heywoodu @Roamingrover86 @ChandlerMne

Not useful for everyone, but still useful enough to mention it I think: I just now see Eurosport/Discovery+ has the finals session (and same for today and tomorrow) :yikes: 

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4 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Not useful for everyone, but still useful enough to mention it I think: I just now see Eurosport/Discovery+ has the finals session (and same for today and tomorrow) :yikes: 

always...for all the Grand Slam tournaments (unfortunately -or maybe not, the commentary is usually only in German, French and Spanish)

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IJF Grand Slam Paris | Paris, France :FRA

 

Day 2

 

Women’s 63kg

Gold- :FRA Clarisse Agbegnenou

Silver- :CRO Katarina Kristo 

Bronze- :GBR Lucy Renshall

Bronze- :MGL Gankhaich Bold

 

Very disappointing 2nd round exit for :CAN Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard, and not a very promising sign heading into Paris. 

 

Women’s 70kg

Gold- :GER Miriam Butkereit

Silver- :FRA Marie Eve Gahie

Bronze- :CRO Barbara Matic

Bronze- :FRA Margaux Pinot

 

Men’s 73kg

Gold- :JPN Tatsuki Ishihara

Silver- :GEO Giorgi Chikhelidze

Bronze- :KOS Akil Gjakova

Bronze- :UZB Shakhram Akhadov

 

Men’s 81kg

Gold- :BEL Matthias Casse

Silver- :AZE Zelim Tckaev

Bronze- :CAN Francois Gauthier Drapeau

Bronze- :ROC Timur Arbuzov

 

Full Results (Found a better site for live results) 

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IJF Grand Slam Paris | Paris, France :FRA

 

Day 3

 

Women’s 78kg

Gold- :GER Anna-Maria Wagner

Silver- :ITA Alice Bellandini

Bronze- :AIN Darya Kantsavaya

Bronze- :NED Guusje Steenhuis

 

Women’s +78kg

Gold- :FRA Romane Dicko

Silver- :TUR Kayra Ozdemir

Bronze- :ISR Raz Hershko

Bronze- :FRA Lea Fontaine

 

Men’s 90kg

Gold- :TUR Mihael Zgank

Silver- :AZE Eljan Hajiyev

Bronze- :BRA Rafael Macedo

Bronze- :FRA Maxime-Gael Ngayap Hambou

 

Men’s 100kg

Gold- :JPN Aaron Wolf

Silver- :ESP Nikoloz Sherazadishvili

Bronze- :KAZ Nurlykhan Sharkhan

Bronze- :SRB Aleksandar Kukolj 

 

Men’s +100kg

Gold- :FRA Teddy Riner

Silver- :KOR Kim Minjong

Bronze- :UZB Alisher Yusupov

Bronze- :JPN Kanta Nakano

 

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