Back to Tbilisi: Senior Europeans nearing, seats disappearing fast

The clock is ticking with just 23 days to go until one of the biggest dates on the European judo calendar. The Senior European Judo Championships run from 16 to 19 April, set inside the Tbilisi Sports Palace in Georgia’s capital.

There’s real meaning behind this return. After a 17-year gap, the Championships are back in Tbilisi, a city where judo is more than a sport and the crowd energy is part of the story. That mix of tradition and pressure is exactly what makes this event feel special.

The Senior Europeans sit among the most prestigious continental competitions, and every edition carries its own weight. For athletes, it’s four days of tight margins, hard tactical decisions, and moments where a single score can change everything.

Tbilisi is ready for top-level European judo again.

Fans planning to watch from the stands should move quickly: tickets are selling fast. The official outlines and schedule are available for anyone mapping out travel plans or simply wanting to know when each day’s action begins.

If you can’t make it to the arena, you still don’t have to miss the drama. Coverage is available via JudoTV, keeping the build-up and the championships within reach as Europe’s best step onto the tatami in Tbilisi.

The stage is set—now it’s about who handles the moment.

Source: EJU_News