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Judo Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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They seriously needed almost two weeks for this? 
I was expecting they are waiting because of reallocation but I still see few athletes in the list who will not be in Tokyo 

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Anybody knows whether all males in -60kg are going to accept their quotas? Asking because :CZE David Půlkrábek is first below the line :wall: .... :p

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Just now, Jack Gonçalves said:

Did they take any reallocation into account at all?

I don’t think so 

 

Zupancic is still listed in 70kg, she is pregnant and retired 

also European CQ for Willems Belgium and the British judoka, both are injured and will almost 100% miss Tokyo 

 

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5 minutes ago, Benolympique said:

As some mentioned above. There are still listed injured or pregnant athletes. There will surely be couple of changes. I guess, now it's time for the NOCs to confirm or decline the quotas and other countries may wait for some reallocations. It is gonna take few more days to confirm the entire list ....

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While I understand the IJF would prefer to wait for the nations to officially decline the quota, do they really need to wait for North Korea to decline its quota?

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1 hour ago, intoronto said:

What happens if a country declines a WR quota and the next eligible athlete has a continental quota? 

I think it goes to the next best without CQ 

if they start to change from CQ to direct Quota that would end up in chaos, as it would change all CQ and people before confirmed could drop out 

 

But I am not 100% sure 

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