Judo EJU European Championships 2025

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Judo EJU European Championships 2025

 

Podgorica (MNE) - 23 April 2025 - 27 April 2025

 

 

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Edited April 23 by Sindo

[AsensioWillemsen 174]

Catarina losing the final against Boukli yet again..

[phelps 8,285]

Day #1 Medallists

 

women's -48kg

 

Gold:  Shirine Boukli

Silver:  Catarina Costa

Bronze:  Assunta Scutto &  Andrea Stojadinov

 

women's -52kg

 

Gold:  Distria Krasniqi

Silver:  Odette Giuffrida

Bronze:  Naomi Van Krevel &  Ariane Toro Soler

 

 

men's -60kg

 

Gold:  Giorgi Sardalashvili

Silver: Ayub Bliev

Bronze:  Ahmad Yusifov &  Luka Mkheidze

 

men's -66kg

 

Gold:  Daikii Bouba

Silver: Murad Chopanov

Bronze:  Lukas Saha &  Walide Khyar

 

 

Results (Top 8)

https://www.ijf.org/competition/2926/results

[vovanA 210]

I just noticed there was European Judo Championships Open in 2023 with only men's 73 and women's 57 events. What was the point of that event? What was the difference with normal European Championships?

[phelps 8,285]

3 hours ago, vovanA said:

I just noticed there was European Judo Championships Open in 2023 with only men's 73 and women's 57 events. What was the point of that event? What was the difference with normal European Championships?

it was below and over 57/73kg (4 categories, 2 for men and 2 for women), if I remember correctly 

 

however, basically they gave a title shot to a meaningless competition, in order to try and relive the open category, but it was a fiasco

[phelps 8,285]

Day #2 Medallists

 

women's -57kg

 

Gold:  Seija Ballhaus

Silver:  Eteri Liparteliani

Bronze:  Veronica Toniolo &  Martha Fawaz

 

women's -63kg

 

Gold:  Renata Zachova

Silver:  Clarisse Agbegnenou

Bronze:  Joanne Van Lieshout &  Carlotta Avanzato

 

 

men's -73kg

 

Gold:  Danil Lavrentev

Silver:  Manuel Lombardo

Bronze:  Rashid Mammadaliyev &  Joan-Benjamin Gaba

 

 

Results (Top 8)

https://www.ijf.org/competition/2926/results

Edited April 24 by phelps

[dobar_73 157]

@hckošice, even though Tomankova lost, she had a good fight against Costa, I think soon she and Babulfath will be the stars of -48kg. 

[hckošice 15,520]

35 minutes ago, dobar_73 said:

@hckošice, even though Tomankova lost, she had a good fight against Costa, I think soon she and Babulfath will be the stars of -48kg. 

We´ll see. anyway, I hope hope so.

 

It was her first career senior bout, maybe a bit too early, to be thrown in the lion´s den, but if all this will result in a medal in LA 28 I am all in

Edited April 25 by hckošice

[phelps 8,285]

truly, truly unsportsmanlike, disgusting behaviour by  Danil Lavrentev during and after the gold medal match of the men's -73kg

 

he should have been DQed already during the fight and instead he was allowed to play the dirtiest game and win an undeserved gold medal first, and then he also taunted his opponent after the end of the match (which should have resulted once again in a DQ)

 

but he just got a simple verbal warning for all of that

 

given that also the previous times he faced  Manuel Lombardo in a couple of last year Gran Slam's GMMs he didn't act fair at all (in one of the fights he intentionally tried to break Lombardo's arm, luckily without success), IJF and EJU shouldn't be so soft on him...as he's not only an instigator, but also dangerous to his opponents

 

  him before it's too late and he ruins someone's career 

[Illya 585]

3 hours ago, phelps said:

truly, truly unsportsmanlike, disgusting behaviour by  Danil Lavrentev during and after the gold medal match of the men's -73kg

 

he should have been DQed already during the fight and instead he was allowed to play the dirtiest game and win an undeserved gold medal first, and then he also taunted his opponent after the end of the match (which should have resulted once again in a DQ)

 

but he just got a simple verbal warning for all of that

 

given that also the previous times he faced  Manuel Lombardo in a couple of last year Gran Slam's GMMs he didn't act fair at all (in one of the fights he intentionally tried to break Lombardo's arm, luckily without success), IJF and EJU shouldn't be so soft on him...as he's not only an instigator, but also dangerous to his opponents

 

  him before it's too late and he ruins someone's career 

Did somebody even wondering that russians violate rules in judo multiple times, considering how Dolgova try to break Bilodid's arm during Europeans 2021 after 'mate'?